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Proposed part single/part 2 storey rear extension with succah roof & associated access steps and new dormer to original rear roof slope (amended plans received 24/4/26 to retain the 2 storey rear extension to half the span of the rear elevation and reduce the proposed 2 storey side element to single storey)

49 Exeter Street Gateshead NE8 4EY

DecidedReference: DC/26/00148/HHAGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
25 Feb 2026
Validated
25 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
12 Jun 2026
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed part single/part 2 storey rear extension with succah roof & associated access steps and new dormer to original rear roof slope (amended plans received 24/4/26 to retain the 2 storey rear extension to half the span of the rear elevation and reduce the proposed 2 storey side element to single storey)

Proposal details

Reference
DC/26/00148/HHA
Ward
Saltwell
Agent
Spectrum Design and Planning

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Application location

49 Exeter Street Gateshead NE8 4EY

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Approval CertificateApproval Certificate12 Jun 2026View
Amended Site Block planAmended Plans28 Apr 2026View
Amended Side ElevationAmended Plans28 Apr 2026View
Amended Rear elevationAmended Plans28 Apr 2026View
Amended Front elevationAmended Plans28 Apr 2026View
Amended FloorplansAmended Plans28 Apr 2026View
Proposed Side elevationsAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Proposed Front elevationAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Proposed PlansAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Proposed Rear ElevationAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Existing Side ElevationsAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
LocationPlanAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Existing Rear ElevationAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Existing PlansAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Existing Front ElevationAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
CIL Completed formAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
Block Plan ProposedAmended Plans3 Mar 2026View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form3 Mar 2026View

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