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APPLICATION FOR THE CHANGE OF USE OF BUILDING FROM CLASS E (BANK) TO CLASS C3 (4 NO. DWELLINGS).

LLOYDS TSB BANK PLC, MARKET STREET, HAILSHAM, BN27 2AE

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2025/0670/P26Wealden District Council

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Application location

LLOYDS TSB BANK PLC, MARKET STREET, HAILSHAM, BN27 2AE

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
PD Change of use Commerical, Business & Service Uses to Dwelling Houses
Received
14 Mar 2025
Validated
14 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
9 May 2025
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

APPLICATION FOR THE CHANGE OF USE OF BUILDING FROM CLASS E (BANK) TO CLASS C3 (4 NO. DWELLINGS).

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2025/0670/P26
Ward
Hailsham Central
Parish
Hailsham
Agent
Smith Jenkins Ltd

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted AMENDED.pdfApplication Form14 Mar 2025View
CIL Form 1.pdfApplication Form for CIL14 Mar 2025View
Supporting LetterCovering Letter14 Mar 2025View
Proposed - 91010 Rev P01Block Plan14 Mar 2025View
Existing - 90010 Rev P01Block Plan14 Mar 2025View
Existing - 90200 Rev P01Elevations14 Mar 2025View
Proposed - 91200 Rev P02Elevations14 Mar 2025View
First Floor Plan - Proposed - 91110 Rev P02Floor Layout14 Mar 2025View
Ground Floor Plan - Proposed - 91100 Rev P01Floor Layout14 Mar 2025View
Ground Floor Plan - Existing - 90100 Rev P01Floor Layout14 Mar 2025View
First Floor Plan - Existing - 90110 Rev P01Floor Layout14 Mar 2025View
Proposed - 91130 Rev P01Roof Layout14 Mar 2025View
Existing - 90130 Rev P02Roof Layout14 Mar 2025View
90001 Rev P01Site Plan14 Mar 2025View
HeritageStatement14 Mar 2025View
ESCC HighwaysConsultee Response27 Mar 2025View
-Planning History17 Mar 2025View
Land Charges CIL Update – Liability NoticeCIL Documentation6 May 2025View
-Decision Notice6 May 2025View
DelegatedOfficer Report6 May 2025View

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  4. Site Notice Date

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  5. Consultation End

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  6. Decision Date

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  7. Committee/Delegated

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  8. Target Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Not Required
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