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Erection of a front facing gable wall to the existing attached side garage, single storey rear extension and three storey rear extensions, rear dormer windows and associated external works and landscaping.

27 St Marys Road, Birmingham, B17 0EY

Pending recommendationReference: 2026/02524/PABirmingham City Council

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Application summary

Status
Pending recommendation
Application type
Not published
Received
8 May 2026
Validated
8 May 2026
Determination deadline
3 Jul 2026
Local authority
Birmingham City Council

Application overview

Erection of a front facing gable wall to the existing attached side garage, single storey rear extension and three storey rear extensions, rear dormer windows and associated external works and landscaping.

Proposal details

Reference
2026/02524/PA
Ward
Harborne
Agent
TIDY Architects Ltd.

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Application location

27 St Marys Road, Birmingham, B17 0EY

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedactedCouncil documentNot publishedView
LocationPlanCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0005 Existing and proposed block planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0010 Existing basement and ground floor planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0011 Existing first and second floor planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0012 Existing roof planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0020 Existing front and rear elevationCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0021 Existing side elevationsCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0100 Proposed basement and ground floor planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0101 Proposed first and second floor planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0102 Proposed roof planCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0200 Proposed front and rear elevationCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0201 Proposed side elevationsCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060-TDY-DR-A-0210 Proposed materialityCouncil documentNot publishedView
1060 Design Access and Heritage Statement 1 of 2Council documentNot publishedView
1060 Design Access and Heritage Statement 2 of 2Council documentNot publishedView
AIA ReportCouncil documentNot publishedView
Press NoticeCouncil documentNot publishedView
SITE_NOTICECouncil documentNot publishedView

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