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Replacement of existing timber windows and doors with new uPVC double glazed windows and composite doors to apartments

ANCHOR TRUST 33 ST GERMAINS GRANGE VICARAGE DRIVE MARSKE BY THE SEA REDCAR TS11 7AX

ApprovedReference: R/2024/0586/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
23 Aug 2024
Validated
29 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

Replacement of existing timber windows and doors with new uPVC double glazed windows and composite doors to apartments

Proposal details

Reference
R/2024/0586/FF
Agent
Mr Lawrence McMahon

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Application location

ANCHOR TRUST 33 ST GERMAINS GRANGE VICARAGE DRIVE MARSKE BY THE SEA REDCAR TS11 7AX

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form23 Aug 2024View
PLANNING - 19 SEPTEMBER 24.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council20 Sept 2024View
Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice23 Oct 2024View
OS MasterMap St Germains Grange.pdfLocation Plan23 Aug 2024View
Officer report.pdfOfficer Report23 Oct 2024View
Existing Elevation A.pdfExisting Elevation A28 Aug 2024View
Existing Elevation D.pdfExisting Elevation D28 Aug 2024View
Existing Elevation C.pdfExisting Elevation C28 Aug 2024View
Existing Elevation B.pdfExisting Elevation B28 Aug 2024View
Proposed Window Details.pdfProposed Window Details28 Aug 2024View
Proposed Elevation D.pdfProposed Elevation D28 Aug 2024View
Proposed Elevation C.pdfProposed Elevation C28 Aug 2024View
Proposed Elevation B.pdfProposed Elevation B28 Aug 2024View
Proposed Elevation A.pdfProposed Elevation A28 Aug 2024View
Proposed Door Types.pdfProposed Door Details28 Aug 2024View
Existing Window Details.pdfExisting Window Details28 Aug 2024View
Existing Door Types.pdfExisting Door Details28 Aug 2024View
Site Plan Ground.pdfSite Plan29 Aug 2024View
flood map.pdfFlood Map23 Aug 2024View
Arial View.pdfArial View28 Aug 2024View
St.Germains Grange - Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign And Access Statement23 Aug 2024View
Window Schedule.pdfWindow Schedule28 Aug 2024View
Door Schedule.pdfDoor Schedule28 Aug 2024View

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