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Single Storey Rear Extension And Associated Works Including Removal Ofexisting Dormer Windows & Chimney, Insertion Of Rear Window & Roof Lights, Creation Of An Access Ramp

Village Hall, The Village, Ilkeston, West Hallam, DE7 6GR

Not publishedReference: 1216/0035Erewash Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Erewash Borough Council

Application overview

Single Storey Rear Extension And Associated Works Including Removal Ofexisting Dormer Windows & Chimney, Insertion Of Rear Window & Roof Lights, Creation Of An Access Ramp

Proposal details

Reference
1216/0035
Ward
West Hallam & Dale Abbey
Agent
Mr Colin Freestone Freestone Design Limited

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Application location

Village Hall, The Village, Ilkeston, West Hallam, DE7 6GR

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Section A B FDL_16_135_05Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Detail W1 FDL_16_135_19Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Block Plan FDL_16_135_11Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Raft Detail Drawing 2017-1445-01Application · PDF17 Feb 2017View
Existing Elevations FDL_16_135_04Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Structural CalculationSupporting Documentation · PDF17 Feb 2017View
Misc Report - Structural ReportApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Existing Site Plan FDL_16_135_02Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Pro Plan FDL_16_135_13AApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Section C FDL_16_135_16AApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Ceiling Plan FDL_16_135_18Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Existing Plan FDL_16_135_03AApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Pro Site Plan FDL_16_135_12AApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Site Location PlanApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Application FormApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Design & Access StatementApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Detail D2 FDL_16_135_20Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Existing Section C FDL_16_135_06Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Existing Roof Plan FDL_16_135_07Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Decision NoticeReport · PDF20 Mar 2017View
Prop Roof Plan FDL_16_135_17Application · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Elevations FDL_16_135_14AApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Misc Report - Coal MiningApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View
Prop Sections A B FDL_16_135_15AApplication · PDF20 Dec 2016View

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