Installation of replacement uPVC windows

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Replacement of existing windows with uPVC units at a detached rural cottage
• ✓Officer initially preferred sliding sash windows to be retained rather than replaced
• ✓Applicant agreed to use sliding sashes, resolving the officer's concern
• ✓Property is a remote cottage that had been neglected but retained habitable status
• ✓replacement of the existing windows which are sliding south in the floor eleventh and rear and casements in the side and front of the annex
• ✓It would be preferable if sliding sashes could be retained

This application sought permission to install replacement uPVC windows at Ballawille, a detached and relatively remote cottage to the north of the hamlet of Agneash in Lonan. The property had been neglected for some time but remained habitable. The officer's report noted a preference for retaining sliding sash windows rather than replacing them, and initially referred the matter for further negotiation. The applicant agreed to use sliding sashes, which addressed the officer's concern. The application was approved on 30 May 2003 under delegated powers, subject to two conditions.

The application was approved on 30 May 2003 by a delegated officer decision. During the process, the officer noted a preference for retaining sliding sash windows, and the applicant agreed to use sliding sashes, which appears to have resolved the concern and led to approval.

Conditions (2)

1. 1

   Condition 1

   This approval relates to the installation of sliding sash windows framed in uPVC in the front elevation and casements installed in the side and rear elevation all with the glazing pattern as illustrated in the submitted schedule received on 10th April 2003.

2. 2

   Condition 2

   The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.

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