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Conversion of barn to form 1 No. dwellinghouse. Erection of double garage with study/playrooms above.

30 Oakham Road Whissendine Rutland LE15 7HA

DecidedReference: FUL/2002/0296Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
25 Mar 2002
Validated
25 Mar 2002
Determination deadline
19 May 2002
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Conversion of barn to form 1 No. dwellinghouse. Erection of double garage with study/playrooms above.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2002/0296
Ward
Whissendine Ward
Parish
Whissendine Parish Council
Agent
Rutland Planning

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Application location

30 Oakham Road Whissendine Rutland LE15 7HA

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF18 Feb 2003View
PLAN_22 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_2 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_6 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_4 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_12 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_1 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_9 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_18 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_15 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_23 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_20 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_7 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_5 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_10 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_13 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_19 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_16 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_21 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_8 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_3 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_17 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_14 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View
PLAN_11 (TIF)Historic Application · PDF25 Mar 2002View

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