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Formation of a dormer extension to the N/E facing roof slope, enclosing the rear balcony at 2nd floor with sliding double glazed doors and separating the rear section of the integral garage into a non-habitable space for occasional recreational use & dry storage.

4 Salterns Quay 34 Salterns Way Poole BH14 8LP

Application ApprovedReference: P/25/04344/HOUBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Householder
Received
24 Oct 2025
Validated
5 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

Formation of a dormer extension to the N/E facing roof slope, enclosing the rear balcony at 2nd floor with sliding double glazed doors and separating the rear section of the integral garage into a non-habitable space for occasional recreational use & dry storage.

Proposal details

Reference
P/25/04344/HOU
Ward
Penn Hill, Parkstone
Agent
Mr Peter Donnelly

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Application location

4 Salterns Quay 34 Salterns Way Poole BH14 8LP

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Section PlanPlan28 Oct 2025View
Existing Roof LayoutPlan24 Oct 2025View
AS Exsiting & ProposalPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed Flank Elevation 2&3 N/E FacingPlan24 Oct 2025View
Existing Flank Elevation 2&3 N/E FacingPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing Rear ElevationPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing Elevation SE FacingPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing Roof PlanPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing 4th Level Floor PlanPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing 3rd Level Floor PlanPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing 2nd Level Floor PlanPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing 1st Level Floor PlanPlan24 Oct 2025View
Proposed & Existing Ground Level Floor PlanPlan24 Oct 2025View
Site LocationPlan24 Oct 2025View
HouseholderApplication Form24 Oct 2025View
Site PhotosPhotograph24 Oct 2025View
Design StatementReports/Statements24 Oct 2025View
Flood Risk AssessmentReports/Statements24 Oct 2025View

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