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Certificate of Proposed Lawfulness use for single storey outbuilding for uses ancillary to the main dwelling, being a snooker room, home cinema, gymnasium, small secure tool store, and a garden room. They land it is situated on has been classified as a residential garden since 1981. No additional hard standing will be created around the proposal, an existing path leads directly to the proposed site.

25 Nether Green Eastwood Nottinghamshire NG16 3DW

DecidedReference: 25/00270/CLUPBroxtowe Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert of Lawfulness - Proposed Use/Devt
Received
2 Apr 2025
Validated
18 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
13 Jun 2025
Local authority
Broxtowe Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Proposed Lawfulness use for single storey outbuilding for uses ancillary to the main dwelling, being a snooker room, home cinema, gymnasium, small secure tool store, and a garden room. They land it is situated on has been classified as a residential garden since 1981. No additional hard standing will be created around the proposal, an existing path leads directly to the proposed site.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00270/CLUP
Alternative references
PP-13916834
Ward
Eastwood Hall
Parish
Eastwood Town Council

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Application location

25 Nether Green Eastwood Nottinghamshire NG16 3DW

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan · PDF17 Apr 2025View
ApplicationformredactedPlanning Application Forms · PDF2 Apr 2025View
Proposed site planApplication Plans And Drawings · PDF2 Apr 2025View
Permitted design statementSupporting Documents With Planning Application · PDF2 Apr 2025View
Front elevationApplication Plans And Drawings · PDF2 Apr 2025View
Rear elevationApplication Plans And Drawings · PDF2 Apr 2025View
Side elevationsApplication Plans And Drawings · PDF2 Apr 2025View
Floor planApplication Plans And Drawings · PDF2 Apr 2025View

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Approval - CLU
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