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Construct new timber storm porch on north elevation, form stone slab ramped access to porch, form internal larder and insert new door (main building), block up doorway and insert new wooden staircase in East Pavilion, insert new wooden staircase in West Pavillion

Belmont House Belmont Unst ZE2 9DW

UnknownReference: 2006/320/LBCShetland Islands

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Application summary

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Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
28 Aug 2006
Validated
23 Aug 2006
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

Construct new timber storm porch on north elevation, form stone slab ramped access to porch, form internal larder and insert new door (main building), block up doorway and insert new wooden staircase in East Pavilion, insert new wooden staircase in West Pavillion

Proposal details

Reference
2006/320/LBC
Agent
Nicholas Groves-Raines Architects Ltd

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Application location

Belmont House Belmont Unst ZE2 9DW

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Drawing No LBC-2-02 Floor PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No LBC-2-03 Proposed ElevationsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No LBC-2-6 Proposed North PorchDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No LBC-2-7 Room LayoutsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No LBC-2-8 Room LayoutsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No LBC-3-04 Lead Flashings and Ridge and Hip RollsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No T-2-15-A Window RestorationDrawing · 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 PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 002 Location PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 003 PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 004 PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Scan 005 Supporting InformationOther · PDF26 Oct 2011View

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