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Erection of single storey extension to rear following demolition of existing conservatory, increase in roof height with rooflights to front and rear and conversion of loft space to form additional living accommodation

7 Cheyne Garth Hornsea East Riding Of Yorkshire HU18 1BF

Application ApprovedReference: 26/00842/PLFEast Riding of Yorkshire Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
1 Apr 2026
Validated
14 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Application overview

Erection of single storey extension to rear following demolition of existing conservatory, increase in roof height with rooflights to front and rear and conversion of loft space to form additional living accommodation

Proposal details

Reference
26/00842/PLF
Alternative references
PP-14827268
Ward
North Holderness
Parish
Hornsea Town Council
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Application location

7 Cheyne Garth Hornsea East Riding Of Yorkshire HU18 1BF

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer ReportOfficer Report9 Jun 2026View
eDecisioneDecision9 Jun 2026View
MR CHRIS HORNBY(FULL)Public Comment · PDF18 May 2026View
HORNSEA TOWN COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF28 Apr 2026View
EXISTING BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF14 Apr 2026View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF14 Apr 2026View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS, ROOF PLAN, ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONPlans · PDF14 Apr 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF1 Apr 2026View
DESIGN CODE COMPLIANCE CHECKLISTSupporting Documents1 Apr 2026View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED STREETSCENE ELEVATIONSSupporting Documents · PDF1 Apr 2026View
LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF1 Apr 2026View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANS, ROOF PLAN, ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONSPlans · PDF1 Apr 2026View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF1 Apr 2026View

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