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Repairs to fire damaged building to include new roof.

14 - 14A Church Street Oakham Rutland

DecidedReference: APP/2012/0673Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Application
Received
19 Sept 2012
Validated
19 Sept 2012
Determination deadline
14 Nov 2012
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Repairs to fire damaged building to include new roof.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/2012/0673
Alternative references
APP/2012/0673/DTR
Ward
Oakham NE Ward
Parish
Oakham Town Council
Agent
Smithers Purslow

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Application location

14 - 14A Church Street Oakham Rutland

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF9 Nov 2012View
Ground Floor Phase 1 ProposalHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Roof Sections and Details as ProposedHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Roof Plan and Roof Sections as ProposedHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
ecology - 19-10-2012Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Roof Section and Elevation as ExistingHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Roof Timber Layout and Sections as ExistingHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Location and Site PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Oakham Town Council 30-10-2012Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Internal Elevations ExistingHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Roof Timber Layout and section as ProposedHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Public Protection - 05-11-2012Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
No DescriptionHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View

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