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Erection of two-storey building with 14 No self-contained flats to provide elderly persons accommodation and associated works.

The Coach House Littleworth Lane Belton In Rutland Rutland

DecidedReference: FUL/2002/1069Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Dwellings - Maximum
Received
21 Nov 2002
Validated
21 Nov 2002
Determination deadline
15 Jan 2003
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Erection of two-storey building with 14 No self-contained flats to provide elderly persons accommodation and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2002/1069
Ward
Braunston & Martinsthorpe Ward
Parish
Belton In Rutland Parish Council
Agent
Stoneleigh Planning Partnership

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Application location

The Coach House Littleworth Lane Belton In Rutland Rutland

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DocumentPublishedAction
APPLICATION FILEHistoric Application · PDF14 Oct 2024View
FLOORPLANS (UNITS)Drawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
NE & NW ELEVATIONS (UNITS)Drawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
SE & SW ELEVATIONS (UNITS)Drawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
SE & SW ELEVATIONS (FLATS)Drawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
NW & NE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
1ST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
NW & NE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LAYOUT PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
GROUND FLOORPLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
SE & SW ELEVATIONS (FLATS)Drawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
CROSS SECTION OF SITEDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
CROSS SECTION OF SITEDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LANDSCAPING PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LANDSCAPING PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LOCATION & LAYOUT PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
LOCATION & LAYOUT PLANDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
1ST FLOORPLAN (FLATS)Drawing · PDF14 Oct 2024View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF23 Jan 2003View

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