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Replace ground floor patio doors on principal elevation with timber casement windows with insulated panel below

14-21 Stannary Court 57 Exeter Road Okehampton EX20 1QF

ApprovedReference: 2680/25/FULSouth Hams District Council

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Application location

14-21 Stannary Court 57 Exeter Road Okehampton EX20 1QF

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
9 Sept 2025
Validated
29 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
South Hams District Council

Application overview

Replace ground floor patio doors on principal elevation with timber casement windows with insulated panel below

Proposal details

Reference
2680/25/FUL
Ward
Okehampton North
Parish
Okehampton
Agent
Tasha Granger, Pick Everard

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice3 Dec 2025View
Planning Officers ReportOfficer Report3 Dec 2025View
Site/Block PlanDocument referred to in decision9 Sept 2025View
Site Location PlanDocument referred to in decision9 Sept 2025View
Proposed ElevationsDocument referred to in decision9 Sept 2025View
Flush Casement with insulated panel belowDocument referred to in decision9 Sept 2025View
Existing ElevationsExisting Elevations9 Sept 2025View
Application FormApplication Form9 Sept 2025View
Climate Emergency Compliance FormClimate Emergency Compliance Form22 Sept 2025View
Planning Statement - 01Design and access statement9 Sept 2025View
Site NoticeSite Notice29 Sept 2025View
Window And Panel SpecsSupporting Information22 Sept 2025View
Window And Panel Specs & quotationSupporting Information29 Sept 2025View
Wildlife trigger tableWildlife Trigger Table22 Sept 2025View
DCC Highways - no comment to makeConsultation Response - External9 Oct 2025View
Okehampton Town Council - NeutralConsultation Response - Parish21 Oct 2025View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Consultation Start Date

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  3. Application Valid Date

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  4. Advert Expiry

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  5. Public Consultation End

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  6. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Approved
Decision Notice Site/Block Plan Site Location Plan Proposed Elevations Flush Casement with insulated panel below
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