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Two Storey Side And Single Storey Rear Extension Including Storm Porch To Front, New Access And Detached Outbuilding To Be Used As Dog Grooming Parlour With Temporary Permission For Static Caravan

50 Common Road, Huthwaite, Nottinghamshire, NG17 2JT

FULCC - Full Application - Conditional ConsentReference: V/2024/0031Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
FULCC - Full Application - Conditional Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
2 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Two Storey Side And Single Storey Rear Extension Including Storm Porch To Front, New Access And Detached Outbuilding To Be Used As Dog Grooming Parlour With Temporary Permission For Static Caravan

Proposal details

Reference
V/2024/0031
Ward
Huthwaite and Brierley
UPRN
100031248312

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Application location

50 Common Road, Huthwaite, Nottinghamshire, NG17 2JT

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DocumentPublishedAction
Del Rep V_2024_0031_RedactedDelegated Report22 Mar 2024View
Decision notice V_2024_0031_RedactedDecision Notice22 Mar 2024View
[EXTERNAL]:V.2024.0031 (3)Nottinghamshire County Council - Highways21 Mar 2024View
FW: [EXTERNAL]:Re: Application V.2024.0031 at 50 Common Road Huthwaite NG17 2JTElevations and Site Plan20 Mar 2024View
[EXTERNAL]:V.2024.0031 (2)Nottinghamshire County Council - Highways5 Mar 2024View
FW: [EXTERNAL]:Re: Application V.2024.0031 at 50 Common Road Huthwaite NG17 2JTSuperseded Elevations and Site Plan22 Feb 2024View
V/2024/0031A.D.C. - Environmental Health15 Feb 2024View
[EXTERNAL]:V.2024.0031Nottinghamshire County Council - Highways13 Feb 2024View
2000302223Elevations1 Feb 2024View
2000302222Photos1 Feb 2024View
2000302221Photos1 Feb 2024View
2000302220Photos1 Feb 2024View
2000302219Photos1 Feb 2024View
[EXTERNAL]:Re: V/2024/0031 50 Common Rd HuthwaiteFloor Plans19 Jan 2024View
[EXTERNAL]:Re: V/2024/0031 50 Common Rd HuthwaitePhotos19 Jan 2024View
[EXTERNAL]:Re: V/2024/0031 50 Common Rd HuthwaitePhotos19 Jan 2024View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form17 Jan 2024View
2023-099Approved Elevations and Floor Plans17 Jan 2024View
2023-099(2)Site and Block Plan17 Jan 2024View

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Decision & conditions

FULCC - Full Application - Conditional Consent
Decision notice V_2024_0031_Redacted
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