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Construct two/single storey side extension and single storey rear extension following demolition of garage, hip to gable roof extension including loft conversion and rear dormer, render/timber cladding, solar panels, rear patio/decking, fencing and balustrade

15 Clumber Avenue Chilwell Nottinghamshire NG9 4BH

DecidedReference: 21/00373/FULBroxtowe Borough Council

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15 Clumber Avenue Chilwell Nottinghamshire NG9 4BH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
29 Apr 2021
Validated
18 May 2021
Determination deadline
13 Jul 2021
Local authority
Broxtowe Borough Council

Application overview

Construct two/single storey side extension and single storey rear extension following demolition of garage, hip to gable roof extension including loft conversion and rear dormer, render/timber cladding, solar panels, rear patio/decking, fencing and balustrade

Proposal details

Reference
21/00373/FUL
Alternative references
PP-09791547
Ward
Attenborough & Chilwell East
Agent
BHA Architecture

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Cond 3Discharge of Condition Decision · PDF22 Jun 2022View
Decision notice notesDecision Appeal Notes · PDF14 Jul 2021View
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF14 Jul 2021View
Proposed plans 6.7.21Amended Plans And Drawings - Planning Documents · PDF7 Jul 2021View
Proposed plans and elevations 17.5.21Superseded Plans · PDF17 May 2021View
29.4.21Planning Application Forms · PDF17 May 2021View
17.5.21Flood Risk Assessment · PDF17 May 2021View
Existing plans and elevations 29.4.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF17 May 2021View
29.4.21Site Location Plan · PDF17 May 2021View

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