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Rosehill Cottage (Bungalow)- Single storey

Rosehill Cottage Rogues Lane Rowlands Gill NE39 2ET

DecidedReference: DC/26/00164/DEMGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Demolition Notification
Received
2 Mar 2026
Validated
14 May 2026
Determination deadline
11 Jun 2026
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Rosehill Cottage (Bungalow)- Single storey

Proposal details

Reference
DC/26/00164/DEM
Ward
Winlaton And High Spen
Agent
Ergo Projects Ltd

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Application location

Rosehill Cottage Rogues Lane Rowlands Gill NE39 2ET

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficers Report10 Jun 2026View
Approved Certificate DEMApproved Certificate DEM10 Jun 2026View
Supporting Document - Site PhotoSupporting documents12 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Site Photo 5Supporting documents12 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Site Photo 4Supporting documents12 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Site Photo 3Supporting documents12 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Site Photo 2Supporting documents12 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Notice of Intended DemolitionSupporting documents3 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Demolition StatementSupporting documents3 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Bat Report - (ECN25 065)Supporting documents3 Mar 2026View
Supporting Document - Asbestos Demolition SurveySupporting documents3 Mar 2026View
Plans - Site Location PlanPlans3 Mar 2026View
Plans - Existing - Site Layout Plan - (1122-EPL-ZZ-ZZ-M2-A-PM_40_40_00-0001 -P01-S4)Plans3 Mar 2026View
Plans - Existing - Floor Plan - (1122-EPL-ZZ-ZZ-M2-A-PM_40_40_00-0002- P01-S4)Plans3 Mar 2026View
Plans - Existing - Elevations - (1122-EPL-ZZ-ZZ-M2-A-PM_40_40_00-0003-P01-S4)Plans3 Mar 2026View
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form3 Mar 2026View

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