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PROPOSED EXTENSION TO EXISTING FIRST FLOOR BALCONY

THE OLD QUARRY, SNATTS ROAD, UCKFIELD, TN22 2AP

Appeal LodgedReference: WD/2025/1731/FWealden District Council

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Application location

THE OLD QUARRY, SNATTS ROAD, UCKFIELD, TN22 2AP

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Application summary

Status
Appeal Lodged
Application type
Full
Received
18 Jul 2025
Validated
21 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
15 Sept 2025
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

PROPOSED EXTENSION TO EXISTING FIRST FLOOR BALCONY

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2025/1731/F
Ward
Uckfield North
Parish
Uckfield
Agent
M E Cassam Associates

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Documents 23 of 23

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form18 Jul 2025View
CIL FORM JULY 25.pdfApplication Form for CIL18 Jul 2025View
Existing 03Elevations18 Jul 2025View
Proposed B3Elevations18 Jul 2025View
Existing 05Floor Layout18 Jul 2025View
Existing Part First Floor 02Floor Layout18 Jul 2025View
Existing Part Ground Floor 01Floor Layout18 Jul 2025View
Proposed First Floor Balcony B2Floor Layout18 Jul 2025View
Proposed Part First Floor B1Floor Layout18 Jul 2025View
Including Sections 04 Rev. BSite and Block Plan18 Jul 2025View
Arboricultural Implications AssessmentAssessment18 Jul 2025View
Ecological Desktop StudyReport18 Jul 2025View
Uckfield Town CouncilConsultee Response11 Aug 2025View
WDC ArboricultureConsultee Response18 Aug 2025View
-Planning History21 Jul 2025View
-Decision Notice12 Sept 2025View
DelegatedOfficer Report12 Sept 2025View
Appellant's Appeal FormAppeal Application Form12 Nov 2025View
Appeal DecisionAppeal Decision5 Dec 2025View
QuestionnaireAppeal Questionnaire19 Nov 2025View
Start LetterAppeal Start Letter12 Nov 2025View
Appellant's Appeal StatementAppeal Statement12 Nov 2025View
Appellant's AppendixAppeal Statement12 Nov 2025View

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  4. Site Notice Date

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  5. Consultation End

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Decision & conditions

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