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Single and two storey rear extension including the insertion of 1 no. rooflight on the main roof and removal of ground floor window and part boundary wall to North West Elevation.

Folly Lodge Idlicote Road Halford CV36 5DG

Permission with ConditionsReference: 17/00153/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
18 Jan 2017
Validated
8 Feb 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Single and two storey rear extension including the insertion of 1 no. rooflight on the main roof and removal of ground floor window and part boundary wall to North West Elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
17/00153/FUL
Ward
Ettington
Parish
Halford
Agent
Sheldon Bosley Knight

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Application location

Folly Lodge Idlicote Road Halford CV36 5DG

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
01 - Survey - TopoCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
02 - Survey - Ground Floor PlanCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
03 - Survey - Second Floor PlanCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
04 - Survey - Loft Floor PlanCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
05 - Survey - ElevationsCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
06 - Survey - SectionsCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
S1 ProposalCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
S2 Block & Location PlanCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
Application formCouncil document18 Jan 2017View
Archaeology AssessmentCouncil document8 Feb 2017View
WCC Ecology 13.02.2017Council document21 Feb 2017View
ReportCouncil document20 Apr 2017View
PER CONDITIONSCouncil document12 Apr 2017View
Timber weatherboarding sampleCouncil document5 Apr 2017View
Tree Survey ReportCouncil document24 Mar 2017View
Appendix A Tree SurveyCouncil document24 Mar 2017View
Appendix B Tree SurveyCouncil document24 Mar 2017View
Appendix C Tree SurveyCouncil document24 Mar 2017View
Appendix D Tree SurveyCouncil document24 Mar 2017View

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