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Proposed refurbishment and extension of existing garage to create ancillary accommodation to include office space, home gym and garden room

5 Fern Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4LE

DecidedReference: TP/ED/25/0682East Dunbartonshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
17 Dec 2025
Validated
16 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
15 Mar 2026
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

Proposed refurbishment and extension of existing garage to create ancillary accommodation to include office space, home gym and garden room

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/25/0682
Alternative references
100733866-001
Ward
Lenzie And Kirkintilloch South
Agent
Convery Prenty Shields Architects

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Application location

5 Fern Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4LE

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
REPORT OF HANDLING19 Final Report · PDF16 Mar 2026View
DECISION NOTICE7 Decision · PDF15 Mar 2026View
PL14 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF5 Jan 2026View
PL03 SITE PLAN AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL04 GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL06 ROOF PLAN AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL05 ELEVATIONS AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL07 SECTIONS AS EXISTING14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL08 SITE PLAN AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL09 GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL11 ROOF PLAN AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL10 ELEVATIONS AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL12 SECTIONS AS PROPOSED14 Plan · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL13 DESIGN STATEMENT19 Final Report · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PL01 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF17 Dec 2025View

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