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Proposed replacement of five existing windows: two upstairs windows to the front elevation and three downstairs windows to rear elevation

2 Barn Cottage Dunmow Road High Roding Essex CM6 1NP

Awaiting decisionReference: UTT/26/2571/LBUttlesford District Council

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Application summary

Status
Awaiting decision
Application type
Listed Building
Received
6 Oct 2026
Validated
20 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
15 Dec 2026
Local authority
Uttlesford District Council

Application overview

Proposed replacement of five existing windows: two upstairs windows to the front elevation and three downstairs windows to rear elevation

Proposal details

Reference
UTT/26/2571/LB
Alternative references
PP-15164699
Ward
High Easter And The Rodings
Parish
High Roding

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2 Barn Cottage Dunmow Road High Roding Essex CM6 1NP

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
ACKAPP STANDARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTCorrespondence · PDF20 Oct 2026View
HERITAGE STATEMENTB610-Supporting information · PDF19 Oct 2026View
CONSTR - CONSTRAINTS LISTReport · PDF7 Oct 2026View
APPLICATION FORMB610-Supporting information · PDF6 Oct 2026View
LOCATION PLANB020-Plan · PDF6 Oct 2026View
WINDOW DETAILSB020-Plan · PDF6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHB610-Supporting information6 Oct 2026View

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