Proposed internal alterations to:Ground Floor - infilling opening to dining room and forming new opening.First Floor - forming 3 no. bedrooms in existing workshop, alterations to internal doors to en-suite bathrooms to form communal bathrooms.Retrospective approval for:Rebuilding front wall of end cottage, removal of internal wall at first floor, existing replacement windows, removal of cement render internally to ground floor store, raking out of cement mortar internally to retained stone walls & replacement with lime mortar & removal of areas of blockwork in exposed stone & replacement with stone to match.
Middle Carr Farm Hall Carr Road Rossendale Lancashire BB4 6BS
DecidedReference: 2011/0343Rossendale Borough Council
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Proposed internal alterations to:Ground Floor - infilling opening to dining room and forming new opening.First Floor - forming 3 no. bedrooms in existing workshop, alterations to internal doors to en-suite bathrooms to form communal bathrooms.Retrospective approval for:Rebuilding front wall of end cottage, removal of internal wall at first floor, existing replacement windows, removal of cement render internally to ground floor store, raking out of cement mortar internally to retained stone walls & replacement with lime mortar & removal of areas of blockwork in exposed stone & replacement with stone to match.
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Reference
2011/0343
Agent
Mr M Taylor
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