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Rebuilding of existing single storey pig sty / coach house outbuildings to provide a one bedroom annexed accommodation ancillary to the main farm house.

Yew Tree Farm The Green Long Itchington CV47 9PQ

Listed Building Consent ApprovedReference: 20/03201/LBCStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Listed Building Consent Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
12 Nov 2020
Validated
16 Dec 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Rebuilding of existing single storey pig sty / coach house outbuildings to provide a one bedroom annexed accommodation ancillary to the main farm house.

Proposal details

Reference
20/03201/LBC
Ward
Long Itchington And Stockton
Parish
Long Itchington
Agent
Mr Greg Dick

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Yew Tree Farm The Green Long Itchington CV47 9PQ

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Documents 16 of 16

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13.203-Site Location PlanCouncil document12 Nov 2020View
1589-1-Existing Survey Plans#Council document12 Nov 2020View
1589-2-Existing Survey Elevations#Council document12 Nov 2020View
Proposed Plan and Site Plan 13.203-001aCouncil document17 Dec 2020View
13.203-002b-Proposed ElevationsCouncil document10 Feb 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedCouncil document12 Nov 2020View
Archaeological Watching BriefCouncil document12 Nov 2020View
Structural ReportCouncil document12 Nov 2020View
13.203-Design and Access StatementCouncil document12 Nov 2020View
2020 updated bat survey reportCouncil document12 Nov 2020View
Historic EnglandCouncil document23 Dec 2020View
SDC Conservation 13/01/21Council document13 Jan 2021View
Long Itchington Parish CouncilCouncil document15 Jan 2021View
Decision LetterCouncil document12 Feb 2021View
SUPERSEDED Proposed Elevations 13.203-002aCouncil document17 Dec 2020View
form_1_cil_additional_information-201102Council document12 Nov 2020View

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