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The house comprises four elements: 1. Old Coach House (oldest part of the property), 2. Main House (c1830), 3. Extension to extend Kitchen and form Master Bedroom above (c1970), 4. New Conservatory. We would like to replace the single glazing to the sash windows and doors in the Conservatory with 12mm Slimlite double glazed units. We have selected these units because they will improve the security and thermal properties of the Conservatory, while not changing the overall appearance of the Conservatory. The 5mm perimeter seal enable the units to be glazed into a 7mm single glazing rebate.

24 Payton Street Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 6UA

Listed Build - Prop Lawful Dev RefusedReference: 18/02192/LBPStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Listed Build - Prop Lawful Dev Refused
Application type
Certificate Lawful works to Listed Build
Received
18 Jul 2018
Validated
18 Jul 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

The house comprises four elements: 1. Old Coach House (oldest part of the property), 2. Main House (c1830), 3. Extension to extend Kitchen and form Master Bedroom above (c1970), 4. New Conservatory. We would like to replace the single glazing to the sash windows and doors in the Conservatory with 12mm Slimlite double glazed units. We have selected these units because they will improve the security and thermal properties of the Conservatory, while not changing the overall appearance of the Conservatory. The 5mm perimeter seal enable the units to be glazed into a 7mm single glazing rebate.

Proposal details

Reference
18/02192/LBP
Ward
Welcombe
Parish
Stratford-upon-Avon

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Application location

24 Payton Street Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 6UA

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DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Site Plan - Drwg No: 2650-01 Rev BCouncil document24 Jul 2018View
Existing Elevations - Drwg No: 2650-04Council document24 Jul 2018View
Application FormCouncil document24 Jul 2018View
Applicant / AgentCouncil document24 Jul 2018View
delegated reportCouncil document8 Aug 2018View
NOD - NEW DOCUMENTCouncil document13 Aug 2018View

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Listed Build - Prop Lawful Dev Refused
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