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Demolition of existing conservatory and side/rear garages involving the erection of a two storey front, side and rear extension and the erection of an annex building ancillary to the main use of the dwellinghouse.(Revision to EPF/2028/18)

Mcnair Kendal Avenue Epping Essex CM16 4PW

Decision MadeReference: EPF/3146/18Epping Forest District Council

Application location

Mcnair Kendal Avenue Epping Essex CM16 4PW

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
23 Nov 2018
Validated
23 Nov 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing conservatory and side/rear garages involving the erection of a two storey front, side and rear extension and the erection of an annex building ancillary to the main use of the dwellinghouse.(Revision to EPF/2028/18)

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/3146/18
Ward
Epping East
Parish
Epping

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Documents 28 of 28

DocumentPublishedAction
Superseded Plans6 Dec 2018View
Plans: Floorplans6 Dec 2018View
Plans: Elevations22 May 2019View
Plans: Block Plan · PDF21 Jun 2019View
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF25 Apr 2019View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings6 Dec 2018View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings6 Dec 2018View
Superseded Plans3 Apr 2019View
Plans: Elevations6 Dec 2018View
Superseded Plans3 Apr 2019View
DC Parish Council Responses10 Jan 2019View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF21 Jun 2019View
Plans: Block Plan22 May 2019View
Plans: Other Miscellaneous Plans · PDF24 Apr 2019View
Superseded Plans6 Dec 2018View
Plans: Floorplans6 Dec 2018View
Superseded Plans3 Apr 2019View
Superseded Plans6 Dec 2018View
Superseded Plans3 Apr 2019View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF24 Apr 2019View
Development Control - Application Forms6 Dec 2018View
Plans: Site Plan6 Dec 2018View
Plans: Elevations · PDF21 Jun 2019View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings22 May 2019View
Plans: Landscaping/Tree Protection7 Dec 2018View
Development Control Application Decision Notices11 Jul 2019View
Plans: Elevations22 May 2019View
Plans: Street Scene · PDF21 Jun 2019View

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Decision & conditions

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