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Demolition of dwellinghouse. Erection of two-storey dwellinghouse with integral double garage and associated works. Creation of swimming pool.

Gwash House Main Street Belmesthorpe Rutland PE9 4JQ

DecidedReference: FUL/2001/0908Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Dwellings - Minimum
Received
11 Oct 2001
Validated
11 Oct 2001
Determination deadline
5 Dec 2001
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Demolition of dwellinghouse. Erection of two-storey dwellinghouse with integral double garage and associated works. Creation of swimming pool.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2001/0908
Ward
Ryhall And Casterton Ward
Parish
Ryhall Parish Council
Agent
Wallhead Building Design

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Application location

Gwash House Main Street Belmesthorpe Rutland PE9 4JQ

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF5 Dec 2001View
PLAN_11 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_6 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_9 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_2 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_17 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_25 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_4 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_22 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_7 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_12 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_15 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_18 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_23 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_20 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_5 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_10 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_8 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_16 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_24 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View
PLAN_19 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF11 Oct 2001View

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