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Install external stairway to second floor, remove existing 1st and 2nd floor windows and reconstruct doorways, block up existing doorway on ground floor (east elevation), re-slate roof, replace rainwater goods and reduce height of stone wall (north boundary)

4 Reform Lane Lerwick Shetland ZE1 0DQ

UnknownReference: 2005/347/PCDShetland Islands

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Ful Planning
Received
18 Oct 2005
Validated
13 Oct 2005
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

Install external stairway to second floor, remove existing 1st and 2nd floor windows and reconstruct doorways, block up existing doorway on ground floor (east elevation), re-slate roof, replace rainwater goods and reduce height of stone wall (north boundary)

Proposal details

Reference
2005/347/PCD
Agent
Shetland Building Consultancy

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Application location

4 Reform Lane Lerwick Shetland ZE1 0DQ

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Drawing No SBC-4RL-02 Floor PlansDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No SBC-4RL-03 Existing ElevationsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No SBC-4RL-03 Proposed Yard PlansDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No SBC-4RL-04 Proposed ElevationsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 1Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 2Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 3Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 4Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 001 Supporting StatementOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 002 Method StatementOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 003 Neighbour NotificationOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 004 Site and Location PlansOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 005 Balustrade DetailsOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 006 Existing Floor PlansOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 007 Pipes and Guttering InformationOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 008 Floor PlansOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View

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