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To repair the original mill office, using the old bricks. Original woodwork is in store - window one remains for a pattern. The original wooden finial is reusable as are some of the rafters. Lime mortar will be used. The roof will be slate with lead flashing as before.

Whissendine Windmill Melton Road Whissendine Rutland LE15 7EU

DecidedReference: 2015/1154/LBARutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Application
Received
29 Dec 2015
Validated
18 Jan 2016
Determination deadline
14 Mar 2016
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

To repair the original mill office, using the old bricks. Original woodwork is in store - window one remains for a pattern. The original wooden finial is reusable as are some of the rafters. Lime mortar will be used. The roof will be slate with lead flashing as before.

Proposal details

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2015/1154/LBA
Ward
Whissendine Ward
Parish
Whissendine Parish Council

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Whissendine Windmill Melton Road Whissendine Rutland LE15 7EU

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF22 Feb 2016View
DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF22 Feb 2016View
MR NICHOLAS JOYCERepresentations · PDF10 Feb 2016View
HISTORIC ENGLANDRepresentations · PDF9 Feb 2016View
CONSERVATION OFFICERRepresentations · PDF22 Jan 2016View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF18 Jan 2016View
WHISSENDINE PARISH COUNCILRepresentations · PDF9 Jan 2016View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF29 Dec 2015View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF29 Dec 2015View
SHOWING ORIGINAL BUILDINGPhoto · PDF29 Dec 2015View
PLANS & ELEVATIONSDrawing Proposed · PDF29 Dec 2015View

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