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Non material amendment of application 2021/0816/FUL - Proposed construction of 2 no. dwellings, new vehicular access and associated works including demolition of existing buildings and foul water disposal.

Woodwell Barn Teigh Road Market Overton Rutland LE15 7PW

DecidedReference: 2024/0451/NMARutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
11 Apr 2024
Validated
25 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
23 May 2024
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Non material amendment of application 2021/0816/FUL - Proposed construction of 2 no. dwellings, new vehicular access and associated works including demolition of existing buildings and foul water disposal.

Proposal details

Reference
2024/0451/NMA
Alternative references
PP-12965473
Ward
Cottesmore Ward
Parish
Market Overton Parish Council
Agent
Hammond Town Planning Ltd

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Application location

Woodwell Barn Teigh Road Market Overton Rutland LE15 7PW

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
GROUND FLOOR AREA AND CIL INFORMATIONCorrespondence · PDF6 Jun 2024View
OFFICER DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF22 May 2024View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF22 May 2024View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 1 - ELEVATIONS & SECTIONSDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 1 - WINDOW AND DOOR SCHEDULEDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 2 - ELEVATIONS & SECTIONSDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 2 DOOR SCHEDULEDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 2 WINDOW SCHEDULEDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
COVERING LETTERSupporting Document · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 2 - GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 2 - FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 1 - SECTION B-BDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 1 - FIRST FLOOR AND STEELWORK/LINTEL FLOOR PLANSDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View
PLOT 1 - GROUND FLOOR AND STEELWORK/LINTEL FLOOR PLANSDrawing Proposed · PDF1 May 2024View

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