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Change of use of agricultural building to form 1 No. Dwelling; and building operations reasonably necessary to convert the building to a dwelling.

Sheepwash Barn Main Street Stoke Dry Rutland

UnknownReference: 2021/0264/PADRutland County Council

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Sheepwash Barn Main Street Stoke Dry Rutland

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Prior - Agricultural to Dwellinghouse
Received
16 Feb 2021
Validated
16 Feb 2021
Determination deadline
13 Apr 2021
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Change of use of agricultural building to form 1 No. Dwelling; and building operations reasonably necessary to convert the building to a dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
2021/0264/PAD
Alternative references
PP-09519006
Ward
Lyddington Ward
Parish
Stoke Dry Parish Meeting
Agent
Cheffins

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF13 Apr 2021View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF13 Apr 2021View
MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC - 12 BAYLEY CLOSE, UPPINGHAMRepresentations · PDF22 Mar 2021View
CONSULTEE - PUBLIC PROTECTIONRepresentations · PDF22 Mar 2021View
CONSULTEE - ECOLOGYRepresentations · PDF17 Mar 2021View
CONSULTEE - ENVIRONMENT AGENCYRepresentations · PDF10 Mar 2021View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF16 Feb 2021View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF16 Feb 2021View
SITE PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF16 Feb 2021View
FLOOR PLAN AND ELEVATIONSDrawing Proposed · PDF16 Feb 2021View
ENVIROSCREEN CERTIFICATESupporting Document · PDF16 Feb 2021View
COVERING LETTERSupporting Document · PDF16 Feb 2021View
STRUCTURAL REPORTSupporting Document · PDF16 Feb 2021View

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  9. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval with Conditions
DECISION NOTICE
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