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Certificate of Lawfulness to construct single storey rear/ side extension, new windows and doors to side elevation, roof light and demolition of existing chimney stack

23 Beech Avenue Nuthall Nottinghamshire NG16 1FH

DecidedReference: 21/00964/CLUPBroxtowe Borough Council

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23 Beech Avenue Nuthall Nottinghamshire NG16 1FH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert of Lawfulness - Proposed Use/Devt
Received
22 Nov 2021
Validated
23 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
18 Jan 2022
Local authority
Broxtowe Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness to construct single storey rear/ side extension, new windows and doors to side elevation, roof light and demolition of existing chimney stack

Proposal details

Reference
21/00964/CLUP
Alternative references
PP-10410636
Ward
Kimberley
Parish
Greasley Parish Council
Agent
WAKE Conservation Ltd

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF28 Jan 2022View
Proposed elevations 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View
22.11.21Site Location Plan · PDF20 Dec 2021View
22.11.21Planning Application Forms · PDF20 Dec 2021View
Proposed ground floor plan 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View
Block plans 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View
Proposed first floor plan 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View
Existing first floor plan 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View
Existing elevations 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View
Existing ground floor plan 22.11.21Application Plans And Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2021View

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Decision & conditions

Approval - CLU
Decision Notice
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