2 Bridge Cottages, Church Lane, Isfield, TN22 5UP
Proposal
ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING KITCHEN CHIMNEY BREAST - DEMOLISH ONE BRICK-BUILT SIDE WALL AND REINSTATE STRUCTURAL STEEL; REMOVE EXISTING DEFUNCT CAST IRON RANGE AND REPLACE WITH NEW. REMOVE EXISTING LARDER CUPBOARD (TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL AND NEW KITCHEN UNITS).
- Received
- 13 August 2021
- Decided
- 24 December 2021 · Refusal
- Decision level
- Delegated (officer decision)
- Council
- Wealden District Council
- Ward
- Danehill & Fletching
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- ReceivedSubmitted13 Aug
- ValidatedValidated3 Nov
- Consult.Consultation10 Dec
- TargetTarget Date29 Dec
- DecidedDecided24 Dec
Decided in 51 days (council typically 56)
This is a heritage application at 2 BRIDGE COTTAGES, CHURCH LANE, ISFIELD, TN22 5UP. Wealden has handled 842 applications of this type and approves 88% of them, typically deciding them in 81 days. This one was decided in 133 days, 7 weeks longer than Wealden's median. The site is in 4 listed buildings nearby. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 70 applications across Danehill & Fletching. We hold 2,434 applications in total for the TN22 postcode area.
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