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Application for the variation of condition No.2 (plans) imposed on planning application ref No. 14/00927/FUL and 14/00928/LBC for the demolition of garage and extensions to side and rear of dwelling

Saddlers Cottage High Street Fenny Compton Southam CV47 2YG

Variation Permitted with ConditionsReference: 14/03627/VARYStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Variation Permitted with Conditions
Application type
Removal/Variation of Conds.of Prev. Perm
Received
22 Dec 2014
Validated
22 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Application for the variation of condition No.2 (plans) imposed on planning application ref No. 14/00927/FUL and 14/00928/LBC for the demolition of garage and extensions to side and rear of dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
14/03627/VARY
Ward
Fenny Compton Ward
Parish
Fenny Compton
Agent
Neil Dutton

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Application location

Saddlers Cottage High Street Fenny Compton Southam CV47 2YG

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed plans and elevationsCouncil document12 Feb 2015View
Application formCouncil document12 Feb 2015View
Email confirming applicants nameCouncil document12 Feb 2015View
Cllr Chris WilliamsCouncil document12 Jan 2015View
Archaeological CommentCouncil document21 Jan 2015View
Fenny Compton Parish CouncilCouncil document22 Jan 2015View
WCC EcologyCouncil document3 Feb 2015View
PermissionCouncil document19 Feb 2015View
Site Notice CertificateCouncil document17 Feb 2015View
SDC Conservation Officer responseCouncil document2 Sept 2015View
Condition 4 Dwg no. 004Council document3 Sept 2015View
Condition 3 Dwg no. 005Council document3 Sept 2015View
Decision DISC/00248/15Council document7 Oct 2015View
Material SamplesCouncil document1 Feb 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Variation Permitted with Conditions
Decision DISC/00248/15
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