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To carry out necessary like for like repairs to existing building; apply top coat of limewash to South gable to give extra layer of protection to new lime harl render (Retrospective Application)

Sand Haa Sand Garderhouse Shetland ZE2 9NQ

DecidedReference: 2015/139/LBCShetland Islands

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Sand Haa Sand Garderhouse Shetland ZE2 9NQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
20 Apr 2015
Validated
20 Apr 2015
Determination deadline
20 Jun 2015
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

To carry out necessary like for like repairs to existing building; apply top coat of limewash to South gable to give extra layer of protection to new lime harl render (Retrospective Application)

Proposal details

Reference
2015/139/LBC
Agent
Redman Sutherland Architects

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF27 Aug 2015View
APPROVED PLANSApproved Plans · PDF27 Aug 2015View
LETTER TO HISTORIC SCOTLANDCorrespondence30 Jul 2015View
DELEGATED REPORT OF HANDLINGReport · PDF29 Jul 2015View
HISTORIC SCOTLAND CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF17 Jul 2015View
SHETLAND TIMES ADVERTAdvert · PDF1 May 2015View
EDINBURGH GAZETTE ADVERTAdvert · PDF1 May 2015View
LETTER FROM AGENTCorrespondence · PDF20 Apr 2015View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF20 Apr 2015View
PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOUTH GABLEDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2015View
PHOTOGRAPHS DURING CONSTRUCTIONDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2015View
SITE AND LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2015View
PHOTOGRAPHS DURING REPAIRSDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2015View
EXISTING BUILDINGDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2015View

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