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Non material amendment to application P20/S1210/HH - hipped overhang in S-E elevation removed. French door in the garden room in N-W elevation replaced by windows resting on the wall. Wall below to be cladded with brick slips. Timber cladding in the N-W elevation removed. Increased windows in the S-W elevation, in the garden room. External wall insulation and brick slips in the bay window (S-W elevation) and garden room (S-W and N-W elevations). Replacement of the existing roof red tiles with slate tiles. Improvement of the thermal performance of the dwelling including: installation of additional external wall insulation on the ground and the first floors, additional insulation on the roof, replacement of the existing windows with high performing triple glazed windows, replacement of door on the South-East facade with a window and new patio doors to North-West.

Long Acre, Preston Crowmarsh, OX10 6SL

Decision MadeReference: P21/S2548/NMSouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
2 Jun 2021
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

Non material amendment to application P20/S1210/HH - hipped overhang in S-E elevation removed. French door in the garden room in N-W elevation replaced by windows resting on the wall. Wall below to be cladded with brick slips. Timber cladding in the N-W elevation removed. Increased windows in the S-W elevation, in the garden room. External wall insulation and brick slips in the bay window (S-W elevation) and garden room (S-W and N-W elevations). Replacement of the existing roof red tiles with slate tiles. Improvement of the thermal performance of the dwelling including: installation of additional external wall insulation on the ground and the first floors, additional insulation on the roof, replacement of the existing windows with high performing triple glazed windows, replacement of door on the South-East facade with a window and new patio doors to North-West.

Proposal details

Reference
P21/S2548/NM
Agent
Alan Budden

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Application location

Long Acre, Preston Crowmarsh, OX10 6SL

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
Floor Ground Plan Proposed drwgno 010 Rev DGeneral PlanNot publishedView
Elevations Proposed drwgno 012 Rev EGeneral PlanNot publishedView
2021-06-28 Officer ResponseDecisionNot publishedView
2021-06-28 Non Material Minor Amendment Letter from Roseanne LillywhiteDecisionNot publishedView
Delegated ReportDecisionNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Agree Non Material Amendment
2021-06-28 Officer Response 2021-06-28 Non Material Minor Amendment Letter from Roseanne Lillywhite Delegated Report

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