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Demolition of farmhouse. Erection of dwellinghouse and associated works.

The Limes Lyndon Road Hambleton Rutland LE15 8BG

DecidedReference: FUL/2005/0453Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Dwellings - Minimum
Received
4 May 2005
Validated
4 May 2005
Determination deadline
7 Feb 2006
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Demolition of farmhouse. Erection of dwellinghouse and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2005/0453
Ward
Exton Ward
Parish
Hambleton Parish Meeting
Agent
The Wilmot Partnership

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Application location

The Limes Lyndon Road Hambleton Rutland LE15 8BG

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DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF10 Feb 2006View
Plan 4Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 1Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 17Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 26Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 11Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 21Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 8Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 5Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 25Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 15Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 9Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 6Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 2Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 12Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 23Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 18Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 13Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 14Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 13Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 7Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 16Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 22Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 10Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 19Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 20Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 3Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View
Plan 24Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2005View

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