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Two storey rear extension with 3no dormers and 3 no. skylights to rear roof slope.

Little Dormers Middle Street Nazeing Waltham Abbey EN9 2LW

Decision MadeReference: EPF/2866/21Epping Forest District Council

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Application location

Little Dormers Middle Street Nazeing Waltham Abbey EN9 2LW

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
29 Oct 2021
Validated
15 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Two storey rear extension with 3no dormers and 3 no. skylights to rear roof slope.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/2866/21
Ward
Broadley Common, Epping Upland and Nazeing
Parish
Nazeing

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF4 Mar 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF21 Feb 2022View
DC Officer Report10 Mar 2022View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Other Miscellaneous Plans · PDF21 Feb 2022View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Conservation: DC Consultation16 Dec 2021View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF29 Nov 2021View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF21 Feb 2022View
Development Control - Application Forms · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Other Miscellaneous Plans · PDF21 Feb 2022View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF13 Jan 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF21 Feb 2022View
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF17 Jan 2022View
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF1 Dec 2021View
Development Control Application Decision Notices10 Mar 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF29 Nov 2021View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF29 Nov 2021View
Plans: Location plan · PDF29 Nov 2021View
DC Consultation (External)14 Dec 2021View
Plans: Block Plan · PDF29 Nov 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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