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Listed Building Consent - Replacement of timber single glazed vertical sliding sash windows to the front elevation on Chapel Street with new timber sash vertical sliding windows with double glazed units. Renew front and rear doors. Renew double glazed casement windows with new casement double glazed windows to the rear elevations

56 - 78 Chapel Street Ormskirk Lancashire L39 4QF

DecidedReference: 2014/1372/LBCWest Lancashire Borough Council

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Application location

56 - 78 Chapel Street Ormskirk Lancashire L39 4QF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
17 Dec 2014
Validated
13 Jan 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent - Replacement of timber single glazed vertical sliding sash windows to the front elevation on Chapel Street with new timber sash vertical sliding windows with double glazed units. Renew front and rear doors. Renew double glazed casement windows with new casement double glazed windows to the rear elevations

Proposal details

Reference
2014/1372/LBC
Alternative references
PP-03855631
Ward
Derby
Parish
Unparished - Ormskirk
Agent
EC Harris LLP

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer / Committee ReportOfficer / Committee Report · PDF3 Mar 2015View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF3 Mar 2015View
Proposed (nos. 68 - 78)Elevation Plan · PDF13 Jan 2015View
Location and site plansPlans · PDF13 Jan 2015View
Proposed (nos.56 - 66)Elevation Plan · PDF13 Jan 2015View
Window section 1 - vertical sliding sashPlans · PDF17 Dec 2014View
Window schedulePlans · PDF17 Dec 2014View
Window section 2 - vertical sliding sashPlans · PDF17 Dec 2014View
Casement window section 3Plans · PDF17 Dec 2014View
Existing elevations (nos.56-66)Elevation Plan · PDF17 Dec 2014View
Exsiting elevations (nos.68-78)Elevation Plan · PDF17 Dec 2014View

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Listed Building Consent Granted
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