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Erection of a single storey rear extension and formation of a front canopy/open porch.

13 Moorfoot Way Bearsden East Dunbartonshire G61 4RL

DecidedReference: TP/ED/21/0431East Dunbartonshire

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13 Moorfoot Way Bearsden East Dunbartonshire G61 4RL

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
4 May 2021
Validated
28 May 2021
Determination deadline
27 Jul 2021
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

Erection of a single storey rear extension and formation of a front canopy/open porch.

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/21/0431
Alternative references
100406383-001
Ward
Bearsden North
Agent
Kenneth MacKenzie

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
REPORT OF HANDLING19 Final Report · PDF20 Aug 2021View
Decision7 Decision · PDF6 Aug 2021View
PL17 SITE SECTION EXISTING AND PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF5 Aug 2021View
PL16 RETAINING WALL14 Plan · PDF30 Jun 2021View
PL15 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF28 May 2021View
PL3 FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL9 FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL4 GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL1 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF4 May 2021View
PL5 PART GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL10 PART GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL6 SECTION AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL11 SECTION AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL7 SIDE ELEVATIONS AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL12 SIDE ELEVATIONS AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL8 SITE PLAN AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View
PL13 SITE PLAN AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF4 May 2021View

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  5. Determination Deadline

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  7. Decision Made Date

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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