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A SINGLE-STOREY SIDE EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING CONVERTED BARN DWELLING, UTILISING THE SITE OF PREVIOUS STRUCTURES.

COBB COURT BARN, LOWER WICK STREET, SELMESTON, BN26 6TS

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2024/0303/FWealden District Council

Application location

COBB COURT BARN, LOWER WICK STREET, SELMESTON, BN26 6TS

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Full
Received
8 Feb 2024
Validated
8 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
4 Apr 2024
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

A SINGLE-STOREY SIDE EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING CONVERTED BARN DWELLING, UTILISING THE SITE OF PREVIOUS STRUCTURES.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2024/0303/F
Ward
Arlington
Parish
Selmeston
Agent
hgh Consulting

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form8 Feb 2024View
-Application Form for CIL8 Feb 2024View
-Covering Letter8 Feb 2024View
Proposed Site PlanBlock Plan8 Feb 2024View
ProposedGeneral Plan8 Feb 2024View
ExistingGeneral Plan8 Feb 2024View
Site Location PlanSite Plan8 Feb 2024View
Historic BuildingAssessment8 Feb 2024View
-Design and Access Statement8 Feb 2024View
NatureSpace Newt OfficerConsultee Response7 Mar 2024View
WDC FootpathsConsultee Response7 Mar 2024View
ESCC ArchaeologyConsultee Response18 Mar 2024View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response21 Mar 2024View
-Planning History9 Feb 2024View
land adjPlanning History9 Feb 2024View
land adjPlanning History9 Feb 2024View
land adjPlanning History9 Feb 2024View
Listed BuildingPlanning History9 Feb 2024View
-Decision Notice3 Apr 2024View
DelegatedOfficer Report3 Apr 2024View
Condition 3Condition Discharge Decision19 Jul 2024View
Condition 3 & 4 APPROVEDCondition Discharge Decision6 May 2026View
Condition 5Condition Miscellaneous25 Sept 2025View
Condition 3 & 4Condition Miscellaneous19 Mar 2026View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Site Notice Date

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  5. Consultation End

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  6. Advert Expiry

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  7. Decision Date

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  8. Committee/Delegated

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  9. Target Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Approval
- Condition 3 Condition 3 & 4 APPROVED
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