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Single storey extension with provision of a roof terrace above to the side of an existing holiday cottage, erection of a timber canopy to the rear elevation and construction of an equipment shed to house electricity generator and other associated equipment as well as the resiting of a previously approved oil tank to the rear of the proposed shed

Mutton Barn Alne Hills Great Alne

Permission with ConditionsReference: 12/02137/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
11 Sept 2012
Validated
11 Sept 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Single storey extension with provision of a roof terrace above to the side of an existing holiday cottage, erection of a timber canopy to the rear elevation and construction of an equipment shed to house electricity generator and other associated equipment as well as the resiting of a previously approved oil tank to the rear of the proposed shed

Proposal details

Reference
12/02137/FUL
Ward
Kinwarton Ward
Parish
Great Alne
Agent
Peter Short RIBA

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Application location

Mutton Barn Alne Hills Great Alne

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Location PlanCouncil document20 Sept 2012View
All Other PlansCouncil document20 Sept 2012View
Elevations MM2 109 05 ACouncil document20 Sept 2012View
Elevations MM12 109 04ACouncil document20 Sept 2012View
Elevations MM12 109 03Council document20 Sept 2012View
Floor Plans MM12 109 02Council document20 Sept 2012View
Floor Plans MM12 109 01 aCouncil document20 Sept 2012View
Block Plan MM12 109 SPCouncil document20 Sept 2012View
Ecology responseCouncil document27 Sept 2012View
Ecology responseCouncil document27 Sept 2012View
Great Alne Parish CouncilCouncil document12 Oct 2012View
Cllr Mike GittusCouncil document15 Oct 2012View
DelegatedCouncil document1 Nov 2012View
Site Notice CertCouncil document28 Sept 2012View

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