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Re-instatement of internal staircase. Removal of first floor suspended ceiling and stud wall partitions. Removal of ground floor walls and other minor alterations.

34A High Street Oakham Rutland LE15 6AL

DecidedReference: 2013/1027/LBARutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Application
Received
21 Nov 2013
Validated
21 Nov 2013
Determination deadline
16 Jan 2014
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Re-instatement of internal staircase. Removal of first floor suspended ceiling and stud wall partitions. Removal of ground floor walls and other minor alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
2013/1027/LBA
Parish
Oakham Town Council

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Application location

34A High Street Oakham Rutland LE15 6AL

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Revised Proposed PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Revised Kitchen LayoutHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
plansHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Ancient Monuments Society 23rd Jan 2014Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
D & A StatementHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Written Scheme of InvestigationHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Applicant Letter 23rd June 2014Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Oakham Town Council 30th Jan 2014Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
SuperLite AttenuatorsHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Conservation Officer 21st Jan 2014Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
English Heritage 3rd Feb 2014Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Staircase InformationHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
application formHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Archaeology 4th Feb 2014Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View
Location PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2013View

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Application Withdrawn
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