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Proposed extensions to dwelling

THE OLD COACH HOUSE 107 HIGH ROAD MOULTON SPALDING PE12 6PD

ApprovedReference: H13-1242-19South Holland District Council

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THE OLD COACH HOUSE 107 HIGH ROAD MOULTON SPALDING PE12 6PD

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
23 Dec 2019
Validated
23 Dec 2019
Determination deadline
28 Feb 2020
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Proposed extensions to dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
H13-1242-19
Parish
Moulton
Agent
Oglesby and Limb Ltd Suite 1 Market Chambers 12 Market Place Spalding Lincs PE11 1SL

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Amendment 1Amended Application Form21 Jan 2020View
A1336-16 Tree Plantation Plan as proposedAmended Plans21 Jan 2020View
Application FormApplication Form2 Jan 2020View
A1336-14 Roof Plan as proposedProposed Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-01 Site Location & Block Plan as existingGeneral Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-08 Elevations & Perspective Views as existingGeneral Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-10 Site Location & Block Plan as proposedGeneral Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-13 Elevations & Perspective Views as proposedGeneral Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-15 Section as existing and proposedGeneral Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-05 Roof Plan as existingExisting Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-03 Ground Floor Level Plan as existingExisting Floor Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-04 First Floor Level Plan as existingExisting Floor Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-11 Ground Floor Level Plan as proposedProposed Floor Plans2 Jan 2020View
A1336-12 First Floor Level Plan as proposedProposed Floor Plans2 Jan 2020View
OWPC21733 Ian Marshman, Historic Environment Officer, Lincolnshire County CouncilStandard Consultee Comments10 Jan 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice27 Feb 2020View
Officer Report - PUBLICOfficer Report - PUBLIC27 Feb 2020View
A1336 Prepared by Oglesby & Limb Ltd dated December 2019Design and Access Statement2 Jan 2020View
Prepared by Jonathan Biggadike dated November 2019Heritage Impact Assessment2 Jan 2020View
Tech Cert (Arbor A) Arboricultural Report prepared by John Wilcockson dated 14 October 2019Supporting Information2 Jan 2020View
A1336-11 Tree Plantation Plan as proposedSuperseded Plans2 Jan 2020View

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