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Extend Hipped Roof To A Gable With Loft Conversion And Rear Dormer Window. Erection Of Front Porch. Change Materials To Front And Rear Single Storey Extensions From Brick To Render (Thermal Insulation). Additional Windows To Front And Side Elevations.

67 Oakenhall Avenue, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7TF

FULCC - Full Application - Conditional ConsentReference: V/2023/0557Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
FULCC - Full Application - Conditional Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
3 Oct 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Extend Hipped Roof To A Gable With Loft Conversion And Rear Dormer Window. Erection Of Front Porch. Change Materials To Front And Rear Single Storey Extensions From Brick To Render (Thermal Insulation). Additional Windows To Front And Side Elevations.

Proposal details

Reference
V/2023/0557
Ward
Hucknall North
UPRN
100031234687

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Application location

67 Oakenhall Avenue, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7TF

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated Report (R)Delegated Report (R)14 Nov 2023View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)14 Nov 2023View
FW: [EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2023/0557 - 67 Oakenhall AvenueApproved Block Plan Proposed10 Nov 2023View
FW: [EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2023/0557 - 67 Oakenhall AvenueApproved Elevations - Proposed10 Nov 2023View
Nottinghamshire County Council - HighwaysNottinghamshire County Council - Highways4 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED LAYOUT SF - 67 Oakenhall avenue - Hucknall - NG15 7TEApproved Floor Plans Proposed and Existing26 Sept 2023View
PROPOSED LAYOUT GF - 67 Oakenhall avenue - Hucknall - NG15 7TEApproved Floor Plans Proposed and Existing26 Sept 2023View
PROPOSED LAYOUT FF - 67 Oakenhall avenue - Hucknall - NG15 7TEApproved Floor Plans Proposed and Existing26 Sept 2023View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS - 67 Oakenhall avenue - Hucknall - NG15 7TEElevations - Proposed & Existing26 Sept 2023View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLAN - 67 Oakenhall avenue - Hucknall - NG15 7TEBlock Plan - Proposed26 Sept 2023View
LocationPlanApproved Site Location Plan26 Sept 2023View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form26 Sept 2023View

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FULCC - Full Application - Conditional Consent
Decision Notice (R)
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