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RETROSPECTIVE PLANNING APPLICATION FOR A VERANDA TO REAR ELEVATION.

22 MEADOWSWEET LANE, STONE CROSS, BN24 5GB

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2026/0451/FRWealden District Council

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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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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Full - Retrospective
Received
3 Mar 2026
Validated
3 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
28 Apr 2026
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

RETROSPECTIVE PLANNING APPLICATION FOR A VERANDA TO REAR ELEVATION.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2026/0451/FR
Ward
Stone Cross
Parish
Westham
Agent
Easyfit Glass Ltd t/a Sunbright

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Application location

22 MEADOWSWEET LANE, STONE CROSS, BN24 5GB

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form3 Mar 2026View
-Application Form for CIL3 Mar 2026View
ExistingBlock Plan3 Mar 2026View
ProposedBlock Plan3 Mar 2026View
Original Rear Elevation - ESZ50197/1Elevations30 Mar 2026View
Rear Elevation With Veranda - ESZ50197/2General Plan30 Mar 2026View
The Location PlanSite Plan3 Mar 2026View
Original Rear Elevation - ESZ50197/1SUPERSEDED Elevations3 Mar 2026View
Rear Elevation with Veranda - ESZ50197/2SUPERSEDED General Plan3 Mar 2026View
WDC Planning EnforcementConsultee Response12 Mar 2026View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response27 Mar 2026View
Front of PropertyPhotos3 Mar 2026View
Front of PropertyPhotos3 Mar 2026View
Front of PropertyPhotos3 Mar 2026View
Front of PropertyPhotos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
-Photos3 Mar 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesPhotos3 Mar 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesPhotos3 Mar 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesPhotos3 Mar 2026View
-Planning History10 Mar 2026View
-Decision Notice13 Apr 2026View
DelegatedOfficer Report13 Apr 2026View

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