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RE-TILING OF ROOF

ST MARYS HOUSE, HIGH STREET, FLETCHING, TN22 3SS

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2023/1466/LBWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
5 Jun 2023
Validated
23 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
18 Nov 2024
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

RE-TILING OF ROOF

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2023/1466/LB
Ward
Danehill & Fletching
Parish
Fletching
Agent
My Planning Drawings Ltd

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Application location

ST MARYS HOUSE, HIGH STREET, FLETCHING, TN22 3SS

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form5 Jun 2023View
-Application Form for CIL2 Oct 2023View
ProposedBlock Plan2 Oct 2023View
RoofElevations2 Oct 2023View
Existing and ProposedRoof Layout2 Oct 2023View
Existing & Proposed Roof SectionsSections28 Feb 2025View
Location PlanSite Plan2 Oct 2023View
SUPERSEDED Schedule of worksAccompanying Documents (Misc)5 Jun 2023View
MethodAccompanying Documents (Misc)28 Feb 2025View
QuotationAccompanying Documents (Misc)28 Feb 2025View
-Design and Access Statement2 Oct 2023View
Bat SurveyReport18 Sept 2024View
HeritageStatement2 Oct 2023View
Roof SectionSUPERSEDED Sections23 Sept 2024View
Existing & Proposed Roof SectionsSUPERSEDED Sections24 Jan 2025View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response15 Oct 2024View
WDC Conservation and DesignConsultee Response4 Mar 2025View
-Photos5 Jun 2023View
-Photos5 Jun 2023View
Existing roof tilesPhotos24 Jan 2025View
Existing roof tilesPhotos24 Jan 2025View
Existing roofPhotos24 Jan 2025View
Existing roof tilesPhotos24 Jan 2025View
-Planning History6 Jun 2023View
Listed BuildingPlanning History6 Jun 2023View
-Decision Notice11 Mar 2025View
DelegatedOfficer Report11 Mar 2025View

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