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Proposed single story rear extension, 2no. dormer windows to rear and 3 no rooflight to front to accommodate loft conversion and additional parking to front elevation

Wayside Strathmore Avenue Rowlands Gill Central Rowlands Gill NE39 1HY

DecidedReference: DC/21/01118/HHAGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Wayside Strathmore Avenue Rowlands Gill Central Rowlands Gill NE39 1HY

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
14 Sept 2021
Validated
8 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
14 Mar 2022
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed single story rear extension, 2no. dormer windows to rear and 3 no rooflight to front to accommodate loft conversion and additional parking to front elevation

Proposal details

Reference
DC/21/01118/HHA
Ward
Chopwell And Rowlands Gill
Agent
North View Architecture

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Approval CertificateApproval Certificate14 Mar 2022View
ufm2_HOUSEHOLDER_REPORT.rtf finalOfficers Report14 Mar 2022View
Conservation commentsConsultation Response7 Mar 2022View
highways commentsConsultation Response7 Mar 2022View
Wayside Strathmore Avenue - Plans Elevations and Site - Revised 17.02.22Amended Documents21 Feb 2022View
highwaysConsultation Response4 Jan 2022View
IMG_0190Site Notice6 Dec 2021View
Wayside - Heritage and Design StatementHeritage Statement11 Oct 2021View
Wayside Strathmore Avenue - Site Location PlanSite Location Plan6 Oct 2021View
Wayside Strathmore Avenue - Plans Elevations and Siteplans6 Oct 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form6 Oct 2021View

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