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Proposed demolition of an existing 2-3 storey 5-bed house and the development of 2no new detached 4bed family houses with basement, ground, first & attic.

60 Traps Hill Loughton IG10 1TD

Decision MadeReference: EPF/1684/20Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
7 Aug 2020
Validated
18 Nov 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Proposed demolition of an existing 2-3 storey 5-bed house and the development of 2no new detached 4bed family houses with basement, ground, first & attic.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/1684/20
Ward
Loughton St. Mary's
Parish
Loughton

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Application location

60 Traps Hill Loughton IG10 1TD

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Documents 30 of 30

DocumentPublishedAction
Development Control Application Decision Notices26 Feb 2021View
Development Control - Application Forms · PDF30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Roof Plan30 Nov 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Location plan30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Floorplans30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Elevations30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Floorplans30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Block Plan30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Section Plan30 Nov 2020View
DC Parish Council Responses18 Dec 2020View
Development Control Application Decision Notices26 Feb 2021View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF30 Nov 2020View
DC Consultation (External)30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Floorplans30 Nov 2020View
DC-Design & Access Statement · PDF30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Street Scene30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Elevations30 Nov 2020View
DC Consultation (External)10 Dec 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF30 Nov 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 Jan 2021View
DC Consultation (External)14 Aug 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF30 Nov 2020View
DC Consultation (External)23 Dec 2020View
Plans: Floorplans30 Nov 2020View
DC Consultation (External) · PDF11 Jan 2021View
Plans: Block Plan30 Nov 2020View
Plans: Floorplans30 Nov 2020View
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF9 Dec 2020View
Plans: Section Plan30 Nov 2020View

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