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addition of first floor above garage to form habitable accommodation, re-roofing of existing house with slate, patio doors to kitchen and raised terrace

52 Buchanan Street Milngavie East Dunbartonshire G62 8AP

DecidedReference: TP/ED/16/0739East Dunbartonshire

Application location

52 Buchanan Street Milngavie East Dunbartonshire G62 8AP

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
27 Oct 2016
Validated
31 Oct 2016
Determination deadline
30 Dec 2016
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

addition of first floor above garage to form habitable accommodation, re-roofing of existing house with slate, patio doors to kitchen and raised terrace

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/16/0739
Alternative references
100029064-001
Ward
Milngavie
Agent
Malcolm Parry

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
PL19 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2017View
PL20 PROPOSED UPPER FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2017View
PL21 PROPOSED ROOF PLAN14 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2017View
PL22 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 114 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2017View
PL23 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 214 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2017View
PL24 CROSS SECTIONS14 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2017View
NOTICE OF INITIATION17 Supporting Documentation · PDF16 Mar 2017View
DECISION NOTICE7 Decision · PDF23 Dec 2016View
PLANNING REPORT3 Committee Report · PDF23 Dec 2016View
PL3 BLOCK PLAN14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL4 GROUND FLOOR PLANS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL5 UPPER FLOOR PLANS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL6 ROOF PLANS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL7 EXISTING ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL8 SECTIONS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL1 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF27 Oct 2016View
PL2 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF27 Oct 2016View

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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