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Demolition of existing rear single storey lean-to and construction of two storey rear extension. Re-instatement of window to existing ground floor gable opening, re-positioning of ground floor frontage windows to original openings and proposed new windows throughout.

34 Dairy Cottage , High Street , Ipstones , Staffordshire , ST10 2LU

FULL-APPReference: SMD/2022/0565Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

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Application location

34 Dairy Cottage , High Street , Ipstones , Staffordshire , ST10 2LU

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Application summary

Status
FULL-APP
Application type
Full - Householder
Received
14 Oct 2022
Validated
1 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing rear single storey lean-to and construction of two storey rear extension. Re-instatement of window to existing ground floor gable opening, re-positioning of ground floor frontage windows to original openings and proposed new windows throughout.

Proposal details

Reference
SMD/2022/0565
Agent
Mr Jonathan HargreavesEPOCH Architecture Ltd

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormAttachment17 Nov 2022View
Avalon HS.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - 200 EP01.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - 201 EP02.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - 202A EP03Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - 203 PP01Attachment17 Nov 2022View
SUPERSEDED P299 - 204 PP02.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
SUPERSEDED P299 - 205 PP03.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - 206 PP04Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - 207 LP01.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
P299 - Supporting DA Statement.221013.Attachment17 Nov 2022View
Consultation Response Building Over(1)Attachment17 Nov 2022View
Consultation Response SCC HighwaysAttachment28 Nov 2022View
Public Comment Sue HigtonAttachment28 Nov 2022View
Consultation Response Ipstones Parish CouncilAttachment29 Nov 2022View
SMDC Conservation Officer commentsAttachment15 Dec 2022View
Consultation Response Staffs WildlifeAttachment2 Feb 2023View
revised proposals dwg 205 DAttachment25 Apr 2023View
Bat activity report May 2023Attachment24 May 2023View
revised dwg P299-204 C PP02Attachment12 Jun 2023View
revised dwg P299 - 205 E PP03Attachment12 Jun 2023View
Delegated reportAttachment29 Jun 2023View
Decision noticeAttachment29 Jun 2023View

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