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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR REPLACEMENT OF WINDOWS AND DOORS TO FRONT, SIDE AND REAR ELEVATIONS

82, 84, 86 HIGH STREET, ESTON, TS6 9DY

ApprovedReference: R/2008/0740/LBRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Listed Building
Received
19 Aug 2008
Validated
9 Sept 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR REPLACEMENT OF WINDOWS AND DOORS TO FRONT, SIDE AND REAR ELEVATIONS

Proposal details

Reference
R/2008/0740/LB
Agent
MR P BOURNE

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Application location

82, 84, 86 HIGH STREET, ESTON, TS6 9DY

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Documents 22 of 22

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Application Form.pdfApplication Form.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Block Plan.pdfBlock Plan.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Design & Access Statement.pdfDesign & Access Statement.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Window Details (f).pdfWindow Details (f).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Window Details (e).pdfWindow Details (e).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Window Details (d).pdfWindow Details (d).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Window Details (c).pdfWindow Details (c).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Window Details (b).pdfWindow Details (b).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Window Details (a).pdfWindow Details (a).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Site Location Plan.pdfSite Location Plan.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Proposed Elevations (c).pdfProposed Elevations (c).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Proposed Elevations (a).pdfProposed Elevations (a).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Proposed Elevations (b).pdfProposed Elevations (b).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Photos 84 High Street 2.pdfExisting Photos 84 High Street 2.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Photos 86 High Street.pdfExisting Photos 86 High Street.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Photos 84 High Street 1.pdfExisting Photos 84 High Street 1.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Photos 82 High Street 2.pdfExisting Photos 82 High Street 2.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Photos 82 High Street 1.pdfExisting Photos 82 High Street 1.pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Elevations (c).pdfExisting Elevations (c).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Elevations (b).pdfExisting Elevations (b).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Existing Elevations (a).pdfExisting Elevations (a).pdf11 Sept 2008View
Door Details.pdfDoor Details.pdf11 Sept 2008View

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Decision & conditions

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT GRANTED
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