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To remove damaged worn and inappropriate cement pointing on the 4 main elevations. The wear is significant both from the bees and the ageing at ground and roofline level. To repoint using traditional methods and natural hydraulic lime. Work will be carried out by suitably qualified craftsman using no power tools. This is essential like for like maintenance which will not change the character of the building. If left unattended the fabric of the building could be compromised

The Old Cottage Queen Street Halford Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5BT

Application WithdrawnReference: 20/01559/LBPStratford-on-Avon District Council

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The Old Cottage Queen Street Halford Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5BT

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn
Application type
Certificate Lawful works to Listed Build
Received
11 Jun 2020
Validated
3 Aug 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

To remove damaged worn and inappropriate cement pointing on the 4 main elevations. The wear is significant both from the bees and the ageing at ground and roofline level. To repoint using traditional methods and natural hydraulic lime. Work will be carried out by suitably qualified craftsman using no power tools. This is essential like for like maintenance which will not change the character of the building. If left unattended the fabric of the building could be compromised

Proposal details

Reference
20/01559/LBP
Ward
Ettington
Parish
Halford

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
East Elevation Existing (002).pdfCouncil document18 Jun 2020View
North Elevation Existing (002).pdfCouncil document18 Jun 2020View
Site Plan (002).pdfCouncil document18 Jun 2020View
South Elevation Existing (002).pdfCouncil document18 Jun 2020View
West Elevation Existing (002).pdfCouncil document18 Jun 2020View
Site Plan.Council document3 Aug 2020View
Existing West ElevationCouncil document3 Aug 2020View
Existing West ElevationsCouncil document3 Aug 2020View
Existing North ElevationCouncil document3 Aug 2020View
Existing South Elevations.Council document3 Aug 2020View
Existing East ElevationCouncil document3 Aug 2020View
New App The Old Cottage.pdfCouncil document18 Jun 2020View
PhotographsCouncil document3 Aug 2020View
Agent / ApplicantCouncil document3 Aug 2020View

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