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Replacement of timber sash and case windows with timber sash and case windows with double glazed units.

25A High Street Biggar ML12 6DA

DecidedReference: P/18/0185South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed building application
Received
18 Dec 2017
Validated
26 Feb 2018
Determination deadline
25 Apr 2018
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Replacement of timber sash and case windows with timber sash and case windows with double glazed units.

Proposal details

Reference
P/18/0185
Ward
03 Clydesdale East

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Application location

25A High Street Biggar ML12 6DA

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Grant listed building applicationDecision26 Apr 2018View
Important notes revised form1Decision26 Apr 2018View
Officer reportReport26 Apr 2018View
Window detailApproved drawing · PDF5 Mar 2018View
Invalid application letterCorrespondence8 Jan 2018View
Invalid application letterCorrespondence8 Jan 2018View
R - application formApplication Form · PDF28 Dec 2017View
Window details 3Superseded drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View
Window details 2Superseded drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View
Site planApproved drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View
Window details 4Superseded drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View
Window detailsSuperseded drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View
Window sizesSuperseded drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View
Location planApproved drawing · PDF27 Dec 2017View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Grant listed building application Important notes revised form1
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