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Replacement of 10 rotten (wet and dry) single glazed timber frame windows with hardwood heritage slimline double glazed windows that match the original moulds and profiles.

Ladbroke Hall, Flat 1 Church Road Ladbroke CV47 2DF

Application WithdrawnReference: 21/00935/LBCStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
22 Mar 2021
Validated
22 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Replacement of 10 rotten (wet and dry) single glazed timber frame windows with hardwood heritage slimline double glazed windows that match the original moulds and profiles.

Proposal details

Reference
21/00935/LBC
Ward
Napton And Fenny Compton
Parish
Ladbroke

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Application location

Ladbroke Hall, Flat 1 Church Road Ladbroke CV47 2DF

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Drawing - Spa Sash Windows - Sheet - W01DG - W01 Double GlazingCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Drawing - Spa Sash Windows - Sheet - W01DGD - W01 Double Glazing DetailsCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Drawing - Spa Sash Windows - Sheet - W02DG - W02 Double GlazingCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Drawing - Spa Sash Windows - Sheet - W02DGD - W02 Double Glazing DetailsCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Location Plan - Flat 1 Ladbroke Hall(1)Council document22 Mar 2021View
Location Plan - Flat 1 Ladbroke HallCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Detailed Statement of Work - Flat 1 Ladbroke HallCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
FeeCalculationCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Ladbroke Hall Statement of SignificanceCouncil document22 Mar 2021View
Photos Show Condition of Windows - v1.1Council document22 Mar 2021View
Summary of Proposed Work v1.1Council document22 Mar 2021View
Cllr Nigel RockCouncil document14 Apr 2021View
WCC Ecology 12.04.2021Council document19 Apr 2021View

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Withdrawn
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