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Installation of external wall insulation to rear elevation.

2 Church Row Cherington Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5HU

Permission with ConditionsReference: 15/00984/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
31 Mar 2015
Validated
21 Jul 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Installation of external wall insulation to rear elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
15/00984/FUL
Ward
Brailes And Compton
Parish
Cherington
Agent
Mr Ben Davidson

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Application location

2 Church Row Cherington Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5HU

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2293 SPS Envirowall WS1Solid-14-01-BasebeadCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
2299 SPS Envirowall WS1Solid-14-07-CornerDetailCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
2302 SPS Envirowall WS1Solid-14-10-FasteningSolutionCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
2312 SPS Envirowall WS1Solid-14-UninsulatedRevealCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
20150319_104134Council document1 Apr 2015View
20150319_104136Council document1 Apr 2015View
20150319_104138Council document1 Apr 2015View
CladdingCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
PPS 04.1 2 Church RowCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
SiteandOtherPlans_included_in_TheLocationPlanCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
SPSenvirowall - CGIs - Orbit - V31Council document1 Apr 2015View
Revised rear elevation with brick effect finishCouncil document10 Sept 2015View
Application FormCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
2 Church Row HSCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
2 Church Row LetterCouncil document1 Apr 2015View
SOLID BRICK PROPERTY -Council document1 Apr 2015View
Ecology ReportCouncil document28 Apr 2015View
Cherington Parish CouncilCouncil document1 May 2015View
Cherington Parish CouncilCouncil document18 Aug 2015View
Delegated reportCouncil document12 Oct 2015View
PER CONDITIONSCouncil document17 Sept 2015View

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