Non-material amendment to planning permission 21/02153/AS (Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a replacement extension. Reversion of concrete tile roof finish to slate tiles. First-floor extension. Loft extension. Proposed garden studio) to alter by removal of the main chimney to the rear and rebuild the existing front chimney stack above roofline. Removal of proposed sedum roof and alterations to the N-E elevation of the family room. Proposed removal of the splayed window recesses to the new dormer. Proposed alterations to the existing front dormer to accommodate weathering issues.
27, Albert Road, Ashford, TN24 8NX
Decision MadeReference: OTH/2023/0008Ashford Borough Council
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Non-material amendment to planning permission 21/02153/AS (Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a replacement extension. Reversion of concrete tile roof finish to slate tiles. First-floor extension. Loft extension. Proposed garden studio) to alter by removal of the main chimney to the rear and rebuild the existing front chimney stack above roofline. Removal of proposed sedum roof and alterations to the N-E elevation of the family room. Proposed removal of the splayed window recesses to the new dormer. Proposed alterations to the existing front dormer to accommodate weathering issues.
Proposal details
Reference
OTH/2023/0008
Ward
Furley
Parish
Central Ashford
Agent
Mr Matthew Kettle
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