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Removal of existing rear door and window and stone butt to form bi-folding doors on existing 'B' Listed Faltted Dwelling (Listed building consent)

76A Blairbeth Road Burnside Rutherglen G73 4JA

DecidedReference: CR/17/0173South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed building application
Received
17 Aug 2017
Validated
13 Sept 2017
Determination deadline
13 Nov 2017
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Removal of existing rear door and window and stone butt to form bi-folding doors on existing 'B' Listed Faltted Dwelling (Listed building consent)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/17/0173
Ward
11 Rutherglen South
Agent
Colin Crawford

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Application location

76A Blairbeth Road Burnside Rutherglen G73 4JA

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Important notes revised form1Decision14 Mar 2018View
Refuse listed building applicationDecision14 Mar 2018View
Officer reportReport26 Feb 2018View
AdvertP-Application Mail7 Nov 2017View
Listed building site noticeP-Application Mail7 Nov 2017View
Consultation response- historic environment scotlandP-Consultations · PDF5 Oct 2017View
Listed building site noticeP-Application Mail20 Sept 2017View
Valid letter and additional informationP-Application Mail20 Sept 2017View
AdvertP-Application Mail20 Sept 2017View
Location plan, site plan and ground floor plan - drw no. 01Refused drawing · PDF13 Sept 2017View
Invalid application letter - additional informationP-Application Mail21 Aug 2017View
East elevation - drg no 04Refused drawing · PDF17 Aug 2017View
East elevation - drg nno 02Refused drawing · PDF17 Aug 2017View
Ground floor plan - drg no 03Refused drawing · PDF17 Aug 2017View

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Decision & conditions

Application refused
Important notes revised form1 Refuse listed building application
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