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Construct front extension, replace/reposition windows, including first floor rear picture window and larger landing window in east (side) elevation, replace side flat roof with a pitched roof and rear single storey pitched roof with a flat roof and render existing rear extension

12 Cranston Road Bramcote Nottinghamshire NG9 3GU

DecidedReference: 20/00381/FULBroxtowe Borough Council

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12 Cranston Road Bramcote Nottinghamshire NG9 3GU

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
18 Jun 2020
Validated
3 Jul 2020
Determination deadline
28 Aug 2020
Local authority
Broxtowe Borough Council

Application overview

Construct front extension, replace/reposition windows, including first floor rear picture window and larger landing window in east (side) elevation, replace side flat roof with a pitched roof and rear single storey pitched roof with a flat roof and render existing rear extension

Proposal details

Reference
20/00381/FUL
Alternative references
PP-08813684
Ward
Bramcote
Parish
Bramcote Neighbourhood Forum
Agent
Hayward McMullan Architects Ltd.

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF28 Aug 2020View
Decision notesDecision Notice · PDF28 Aug 2020View
Existing floor plans - 18/06/20Application Plans And Drawings · PDF6 Jul 2020View
18/06/20Site Location Plan · PDF6 Jul 2020View
Proposed elevations - 18/06/20Application Plans And Drawings · PDF6 Jul 2020View
Block plan - 18/06/20Application Plans And Drawings · PDF6 Jul 2020View
Proposed floor plans - 18/06/20Application Plans And Drawings · PDF6 Jul 2020View
Planning Application FormsPlanning Application Forms · PDF6 Jul 2020View
Existing elevations - 18/06/20Application Plans And Drawings · PDF6 Jul 2020View

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