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Householder consent for replacement of rear patio doors with bi-fold door.

25 Woodturners Close Sutton In Craven North Yorkshire BD20 8DG

DecidedReference: 26/04464/FULNorth Yorkshire Council

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25 Woodturners Close Sutton In Craven North Yorkshire BD20 8DG

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full permission
Received
30 Jul 2026
Validated
30 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
24 Sept 2026
Local authority
North Yorkshire Council

Application overview

Householder consent for replacement of rear patio doors with bi-fold door.

Proposal details

Reference
26/04464/FUL
Alternative references
PP-15121496
Ward
Glusburn, Cross Hills & Sutton-in-Craven
Parish
Sutton

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICE PERMIT FULDecision · PDF23 Sept 2026View
Public ReportPublic Report · PDF22 Sept 2026View
REPLACEMENT DOOR MEASUREMENTSSupporting Information17 Sept 2026View
STELLAR-FLUSH-WINDOW-AND-DOOR-RANGESupporting Information · PDF17 Sept 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF14 Aug 2026View
LOCATION PLANLocation Plan · PDF14 Aug 2026View
PHOTO OF NEW DOORSupporting Information · PDF14 Aug 2026View
PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF13 Aug 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF30 Jul 2026View
BIODIVERSITY STATEMENTSupporting Information · PDF30 Jul 2026View
SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENTSupporting Information · PDF30 Jul 2026View
IMAGE OF PROPOSED DOORSSupporting Information · PDF30 Jul 2026View
PHOTOGRAPH OF EXISTING DOORSSupporting Information · PDF30 Jul 2026View

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  6. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  9. Determination Deadline

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  10. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Application Permitted
DECISION NOTICE PERMIT FUL
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