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DEMOLITION OF 2 BAY GARAGE AND CONSTRUCTION OF SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION AND 3 BAY GARAGE

WILD CHERRY ORCHARD, LEWES ROAD, FOREST ROW, RH18 5JS

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2024/0961/FWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Full
Received
22 Apr 2024
Validated
23 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
27 Sept 2024
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

DEMOLITION OF 2 BAY GARAGE AND CONSTRUCTION OF SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION AND 3 BAY GARAGE

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2024/0961/F
Ward
Forest Row
Parish
Forest Row
Agent
Mr Toby Gosling

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Application location

WILD CHERRY ORCHARD, LEWES ROAD, FOREST ROW, RH18 5JS

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-Application Form22 Apr 2024View
SUPERSEDEDApplication Form for CIL22 Apr 2024View
AMENDEDApplication Form for CIL24 Sept 2024View
Topographic Survey 4 of 4 S22523-01Block Plan22 Apr 2024View
Topographic Survey 2 of 4 S22523-01Block Plan22 Apr 2024View
Topographic Survey 3 of 4Block Plan22 Apr 2024View
Topographic Survey 1 of 4 S22523-01Block Plan22 Apr 2024View
PL.01 Rev CBlock Plan13 Sept 2024View
Existing S22523Elevations22 Apr 2024View
PL.03 Rev EElevations19 Sept 2024View
Main House & Stable Block S22523Floor Layout22 Apr 2024View
PL.02 Rev CFloor Layout13 Sept 2024View
PL.04 Rev BSite and Block Plan13 Sept 2024View
Proposed PL.01SUPERSEDED Block Plan22 Apr 2024View
Proposed PL.03SUPERSEDED Elevations22 Apr 2024View
PL.03 Rev DSUPERSEDED Elevations13 Sept 2024View
Proposed PL.02SUPERSEDED Floor Layout22 Apr 2024View
PL.04SUPERSEDED Site and Block Plan22 Apr 2024View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response14 May 2024View
WDC Conservation & DesignConsultee Response4 Jun 2024View
-Planning History23 Apr 2024View
Land Charges CIL Update – Liability NoticeCIL Documentation27 Sept 2024View
-Decision Notice26 Sept 2024View
DelegatedOfficer Report26 Sept 2024View

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