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Underpinning of East gable wall as recommended by SDC Building Control on inspection of works commenced under Listed Building Consent 15/02625/LBC. Replacement of damaged floorboards in first floor bedroom with similar reclaimed softwood boards.

The Cottage High Street Harbury Warwickshire CV33 9HW

Listed Building Consent ApprovedReference: 15/04207/LBCStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Listed Building Consent Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
26 Nov 2015
Validated
26 Nov 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Underpinning of East gable wall as recommended by SDC Building Control on inspection of works commenced under Listed Building Consent 15/02625/LBC. Replacement of damaged floorboards in first floor bedroom with similar reclaimed softwood boards.

Proposal details

Reference
15/04207/LBC
Ward
Harbury
Parish
Harbury

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The Cottage High Street Harbury Warwickshire CV33 9HW

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Cross section diagram 3 Proposed 1.20Council document1 Dec 2015View
Location PlanCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
Site PlanCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
Elevation and floor planCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
Floor plan revisedCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
Application formCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
Design and Access statementCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
Heritage StatementCouncil document1 Dec 2015View
07.12.15 EcologyCouncil document11 Dec 2015View
Harbury Parish CouncilCouncil document17 Dec 2015View
Archaeology TeamCouncil document4 Jan 2016View
Archaeology TeamCouncil document4 Jan 2016View
PER CONDITIONSCouncil document21 Jan 2016View
Site Notice CertificateCouncil document6 Jan 2016View
Delegated ReportCouncil document20 Jan 2016View

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Listed Building Consent Approved
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