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Conversion of former Baptist Chapel to dwelling, including various external alterations.

The Old Chapel 5 Chapel Lane Barrowden Rutland LE15 8EB

DecidedReference: FUL/2007/0921Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Other Application Type
Received
19 Sept 2007
Validated
27 Sept 2007
Determination deadline
21 Nov 2007
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Conversion of former Baptist Chapel to dwelling, including various external alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2007/0921
Ward
Ketton Ward
Parish
Barrowden Parish Council
Agent
Moss Beck

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Application location

The Old Chapel 5 Chapel Lane Barrowden Rutland LE15 8EB

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF20 Dec 2007View
CONSULTATIONS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
EXISTING SECTIONS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
MAIN ROOF, SECTION E-E & LOCATION PLAN_24B (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
REVISED_MAIN ROOF, SECTION E-E & LOCATION PLAN_24C (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
PROPOSED FLOORPLANS_21G (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
BRICK SAMPLE_NOT APPROVED (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
SLATE SAMPLE_PHOTO (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
FURTHER WINDOW DETAILS_COND. 5 (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
EXISTING FLOORPLANS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS_22F (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
REVISED_PROPOSED ELEVATIONS_22G (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN_20F (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS (PDF)Application Form · PDF27 Sept 2007View
BRICK SAMPLE_PHOTO (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLAN (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
PROPOSED FLOORPLANS_21F (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
LANDSCAPE PLAN (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
PROPOSED SECTIONS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View
REVISED_PROPOSED FLOORPLANS_21H (PDF)Historic Application · PDF27 Sept 2007View

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