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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSION TO EXISTING CHURCH HALL TO INCLUDE OFFICE; COMMUNITY ROOMS; NEW TOILETS AND DISABLED ENTRANCE RAMP

THE PARISH CHURCH OF EMMANUEL, WINDSOR ROAD, SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA

WithdrawnReference: R/2009/0726/LBRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Listed Building
Received
23 Oct 2009
Validated
7 Dec 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSION TO EXISTING CHURCH HALL TO INCLUDE OFFICE; COMMUNITY ROOMS; NEW TOILETS AND DISABLED ENTRANCE RAMP

Proposal details

Reference
R/2009/0726/LB
Agent
ELR ARCHITECTS - MR C ROSS

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Application location

THE PARISH CHURCH OF EMMANUEL, WINDSOR ROAD, SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA

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Documents 18 of 18

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AttachmentSummary.pdfAttachmentSummary.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Application Form SUPERCEDED.pdfApplication Form SUPERCEDED.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Site Location Plan and Block PlanX.pdfSite Location Plan and Block PlanX.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Proposed VisualsX.pdfProposed VisualsX.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Proposed Site PlanX.pdfProposed Site PlanX.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Proposed Site ElevationsX.pdfProposed Site ElevationsX.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Existing Plans and ElevationsX.pdfExisting Plans and ElevationsX.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Existing Site Elevations.pdfExisting Site Elevations.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Proposed Plans and Elevations.pdfProposed Plans and Elevations.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Existing Site Plan.pdfExisting Site Plan.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement.pdf22 Oct 2009View
Existing Plans and Elevations.pdfExisting Plans and Elevations.pdf4 Nov 2009View
Proposed Site Elevations.pdfProposed Site Elevations.pdf4 Nov 2009View
Proposed Site Plan.pdfProposed Site Plan.pdf4 Nov 2009View
Proposed Visuals.pdfProposed Visuals.pdf4 Nov 2009View
Site Location Plan and Block Plan.pdfSite Location Plan and Block Plan.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Application Form.pdfApplication Form.pdf7 Dec 2009View
SUPERCEDED PLANSSUPERCEDED PLANS7 Nov 2011View

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