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Proposed single storey side extension and single storey front extension to replace existing flat roofed canopy. Re-roofing of existing off-shoot to the rear. New render and stone cladding to external facades, re-roofing and replacement of windows. New driveway to the front including alterations to the front boundary wall to relocate the existing vehicular access from Barmoor Lane (description amended 17.12.19)

Hamnavoe Barmoor Lane Ryton Central Ryton NE40 3AA

DecidedReference: DC/19/01061/HHAGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Hamnavoe Barmoor Lane Ryton Central Ryton NE40 3AA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
16 Oct 2019
Validated
16 Oct 2019
Determination deadline
10 Dec 2019
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed single storey side extension and single storey front extension to replace existing flat roofed canopy. Re-roofing of existing off-shoot to the rear. New render and stone cladding to external facades, re-roofing and replacement of windows. New driveway to the front including alterations to the front boundary wall to relocate the existing vehicular access from Barmoor Lane (description amended 17.12.19)

Proposal details

Reference
DC/19/01061/HHA
Ward
Ryton Crookhill And Stella
Agent
Nicholson Nairn Architects

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Approval CertificateApproval Certificate8 Jan 2020View
Decision ReportOfficers Report6 Jan 2020View
19 01061Site Notice22 Nov 2019View
TheLocationPlan_included_in_SiteandOtherPlansSite Location Plan21 Oct 2019View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form21 Oct 2019View
25920-NNA-1010-Existing_Plans-P03Plans21 Oct 2019View
25920-NNA-1110-Proposed_Plans-P04Plans21 Oct 2019View

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