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Side extension to house and conversion and extension to garage.

7 Cadder Way Bishopbriggs East Dunbartonshire G64 3JP

DecidedReference: TP/ED/24/0115East Dunbartonshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
23 Feb 2024
Validated
28 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
27 Apr 2024
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

Side extension to house and conversion and extension to garage.

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/24/0115
Alternative references
100662279-001
Ward
Bishopbriggs North And Campsie
Agent
Brian McFall Chartered Architect

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Application location

7 Cadder Way Bishopbriggs East Dunbartonshire G64 3JP

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
PL27 NMV PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT14 Plan · PDF28 Apr 2026View
REPORT OF HANDLING19 Final Report · PDF12 Sept 2024View
DECISION NOTICE7 Decision · PDF11 Sept 2024View
PL24 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF28 May 2024View
PL19 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR & ROOF LAYOUT14 Plan · PDF3 May 2024View
PL21 ADDITIONAL PLANNING INFORMATION17 Supporting Documentation · PDF3 May 2024View
PL11 EXISTING SITE LAYOUT14 Plan · PDF28 Feb 2024View
PL14 EXISTING PLAN LAYOUTS14 Plan · PDF28 Feb 2024View
PL13 EXISTING ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF28 Feb 2024View
PL12 LOCATION AND BLOCK PLAN14 Plan · PDF28 Feb 2024View
PL10 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF28 Feb 2024View
PL09 PLANNING INFORMATION17 Supporting Documentation · PDF23 Feb 2024View
PL01 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF23 Feb 2024View

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