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Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For A Proposed Change Of Use From C3 Dwelling To C4 Small Hmo, Single Storey Extension To Rear, Dormer Roof To Side And Rear, New Window Openings And Associated Works.

112 Carlingford Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7AG

CPUPN - Certif of Proposed Use / Dev - Permission not requiredReference: V/2026/0526Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
CPUPN - Certif of Proposed Use / Dev - Permission not required
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
3 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Application For A Lawful Development Certificate For A Proposed Change Of Use From C3 Dwelling To C4 Small Hmo, Single Storey Extension To Rear, Dormer Roof To Side And Rear, New Window Openings And Associated Works.

Proposal details

Reference
V/2026/0526
Ward
Hucknall North
UPRN
100031222043

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Application location

112 Carlingford Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7AG

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
V_2026_0526 Delegated report_RedactedDelegated Report16 Oct 2026View
V_2026_0526 Decision_RedactedDecision Notice16 Oct 2026View
L6 Lingford StreetOnline Representation17 Sept 2026View
0106 Proposed ElevationsAmended Elevations - Proposed2 Sept 2026View
0105 Proposed PlansAmended Floor Plan - Proposed2 Sept 2026View
0104 Proposed Block Plan 1_500Amended Block Plan Proposed2 Sept 2026View
0103 Existing ElevationsAmended Elevations - Existing2 Sept 2026View
0102 Existing PlansAmended Floor Plans - Existing2 Sept 2026View
0102 Existing PlansFloor Plans2 Sept 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AGElevation - Proposed13 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AGElevation - Existing13 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AGSite Location Plan13 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AG3D Conceptual Visualisations13 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AGFloor Plans - Existing13 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AGFloor Plans - Proposed13 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning Application PLP-00006313 - NG15 7AGApplication Form13 Aug 2026View

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Decision & conditions

CPUPN - Certif of Proposed Use / Dev - Permission not required
V_2026_0526 Decision_Redacted
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