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Construction of single storey extensions to side (southwest) and rear (southeast) elevations. Construction of porch to front (northwest) elevation, and carport to side (northeast) elevation.

May Barn House Ryhall Road Great Casterton Rutland PE9 4AR

DecidedReference: APP/2011/0170Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
3 Mar 2011
Validated
3 Mar 2011
Determination deadline
27 Apr 2011
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Construction of single storey extensions to side (southwest) and rear (southeast) elevations. Construction of porch to front (northwest) elevation, and carport to side (northeast) elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/2011/0170
Ward
Ryhall And Casterton Ward
Parish
Great Casterton Parish Council
Agent
Andrew Freer Design Consultant

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Application location

May Barn House Ryhall Road Great Casterton Rutland PE9 4AR

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF13 Jun 2011View
Existing Rear ElevationHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Design & Access StatementHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
response - gt casterton parish - 28 mar 2011Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Sketch of PorchHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Proposed End Elevations and SectionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Proposed Front and Rear ElevationsHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Existing Ground Floor PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Proposed Roof PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
response - archaeology - 25 mar 2011Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Location PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Existing Front ElevationHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Internal Patio ElevationsHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
Application FormHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View
response - highways - 22 mar 2011Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2011View

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