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Proposed demolition of an existing outbuilding and side extension with erection of a new garage. Rear flat roof dormer to the existing roof pitch.
Reference: EPF/1637/19 Epping Forest District Council
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Application location Picks Farm Sewardstone Road Waltham Abbey Essex E4 7RA
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Application summary
Status Decision Made
Application type Full planning permission
Received 28 Jun 2019
Validated 10 Jul 2019
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Epping Forest District Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Proposed demolition of an existing outbuilding and side extension with erection of a new garage. Rear flat roof dormer to the existing roof pitch.
Proposal details
Reference EPF/1637/19
Ward Waltham Abbey South and Rural
Parish Waltham Abbey
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