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This is an application for RETROSPECTIVE PLANNING PERMISSION for the completion of a single storey extension, to our detached residential dwelling. The extension replaced the existing conservatory and relaid the patio around the house.

2 Ashington Gardens Merley Park Road Poole Wimborne BH21 3DF

Application ApprovedReference: P/26/00871/HOUBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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  2. Application valid

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Householder
Received
27 Feb 2026
Validated
1 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

This is an application for RETROSPECTIVE PLANNING PERMISSION for the completion of a single storey extension, to our detached residential dwelling. The extension replaced the existing conservatory and relaid the patio around the house.

Proposal details

Reference
P/26/00871/HOU
Ward
Bearwood & Merley
Agent
Mrs Samantha Richardson

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Application location

2 Ashington Gardens Merley Park Road Poole Wimborne BH21 3DF

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice22 Apr 2026View
Planning ReportOfficer Report22 Apr 2026View
Trees ResponseConsultee Response19 Mar 2026View
Location planPlan2 Mar 2026View
SectionsPlan27 Feb 2026View
Proposed 3D ViewPlan27 Feb 2026View
Existing 3D ViewPlan27 Feb 2026View
Site PlanPlan27 Feb 2026View
Existing & Proposed Floor Plans & ElevationsPlan27 Feb 2026View
Proposed Site & Location PlansPlan27 Feb 2026View
HouseholderApplication Form27 Feb 2026View
Aerial View Of ExtensionPhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Conservatory Before ExtensionPhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Front Of HousePhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Garden View Of ExtensionPhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Side View Of ExtensionPhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Side View Of ExtensionPhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Side View Of House Before ExtensionPhotograph27 Feb 2026View
Final Completion CertificateReports/Statements27 Feb 2026View
Planning StatementReports/Statements27 Feb 2026View
Cover LetterReports/Statements27 Feb 2026View

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