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side and rear extension to include formation of gable end roof, increase in resulting ridge height by 2 metres, gables to rear elevation to include juliette balconies and accommodation in the roofspace, re-roofing of whole property

15 Myrtle Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4HW

DecidedReference: TP/ED/19/0496East Dunbartonshire

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15 Myrtle Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4HW

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
2 Jul 2019
Validated
24 Jul 2019
Determination deadline
23 Sept 2019
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

side and rear extension to include formation of gable end roof, increase in resulting ridge height by 2 metres, gables to rear elevation to include juliette balconies and accommodation in the roofspace, re-roofing of whole property

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/19/0496
Alternative references
100172226-001
Ward
Lenzie And Kirkintilloch South
Agent
Alan Agnew

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Documents 13 of 13

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PL12 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF24 Jul 2019View
PL13 PROPOSED SECTION14 Plan · PDF24 Jul 2019View
PL10 PROPOSED SECTION14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL6 PROPOSED SITE PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL7 EXISTING SITE PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL11 PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL5 EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL4 EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL3 EXISTING ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL9 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL8 PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL1 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF2 Jul 2019View
PL2 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF2 Jul 2019View

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