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Replacement of existing UPVC windows, removal of blank inset window panels on rose and arches, installation of double glazed Crittall window with bronze frame and original window restored to full view behind.

The Old Church Angle Street Stonehouse ML9 3LB

DecidedReference: P/21/1464South Lanarkshire

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  4. Last Advertised In Press Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
9 Aug 2021
Validated
16 Aug 2021
Determination deadline
15 Oct 2021
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Replacement of existing UPVC windows, removal of blank inset window panels on rose and arches, installation of double glazed Crittall window with bronze frame and original window restored to full view behind.

Proposal details

Reference
P/21/1464
Alternative references
100430813-001
Ward
05 Avondale And Stonehouse

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Application location

The Old Church Angle Street Stonehouse ML9 3LB

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Advert - hamilton advertiserAdvert · PDF2 Dec 2021View
Grant householder applicationDecision11 Oct 2021View
Important notesDecision11 Oct 2021View
Officer reportReport11 Oct 2021View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF9 Aug 2021View
Existing and proposed elevation showing area of glazing to be replacedApproved drawing · PDF9 Aug 2021View
Location planApproved drawing · PDF9 Aug 2021View
Technical specification external arched crittall screenApproved drawing9 Aug 2021View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
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