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Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of two storey rear extension. All windows to be replaced with grey UPVC and a Velux window installed to the porch area and above the new en-suite. Photovoltaic panels installed to the existing roof at the back.

Pennyfine House Pennyfine Road Sunniside Whickham Gateshead NE16 5ER

DecidedReference: DC/22/01026/HHAGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

Pennyfine House Pennyfine Road Sunniside Whickham Gateshead NE16 5ER

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
7 Sept 2022
Validated
7 Sept 2022
Determination deadline
2 Nov 2022
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of two storey rear extension. All windows to be replaced with grey UPVC and a Velux window installed to the porch area and above the new en-suite. Photovoltaic panels installed to the existing roof at the back.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/22/01026/HHA
Ward
Lamesley
Parish
Lamesley Parish Council
Agent
Acre Design NE Limited

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
ufm2_WITHDRAWAL_REPORTOfficers Report2 Dec 2022View
Withdrawn Certificate HHAWithdrawn Certificate HHA2 Dec 2022View
PRA-Pennyfine-House-Sunniside-NE16-5ER-Finalv1Plans8 Nov 2022View
PL-03 - 3D ViewsPlans11 Oct 2022View
PL-02 - Proposed Floor Plans and ElevationsPlans11 Oct 2022View
PL-01 - Existing Floor Plans and ElevationsPlans11 Oct 2022View
PL-00 - Location PlanPlans11 Oct 2022View
Bat Correspondance 2Additional Information11 Oct 2022View
Bat Correspondance 1Additional Information11 Oct 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedAmended Documents11 Oct 2022View

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