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Erection of 1No. 1 bedroom detached bungalow with associated parking and access, and new parking arrangement for 35 Blackthorn Road.

Land to the rear of 35 Blackthorn Drive, Hayling Island, PO11 9PA

Decision MadeReference: APP/14/01148Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
30 Oct 2014
Validated
30 Oct 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of 1No. 1 bedroom detached bungalow with associated parking and access, and new parking arrangement for 35 Blackthorn Road.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/14/01148
Agent
CMC Design Architectural Services

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Application location

Land to the rear of 35 Blackthorn Drive, Hayling Island, PO11 9PA

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TITLE: Biodiversity Checklist COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Option 1 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF18 Dec 2014View
TITLE: Planning, Design and Access Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: CIL Self Build Exemption Form SB1-1 COMMENT:CIL correspondence · PDF8 Dec 2014View
TITLE: Amended Site Plan 17/12/14 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF18 Dec 2014View
TITLE: CIL Additional Information Requirement Form COMMENT:CIL correspondence · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Photo 1 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF18 Dec 2014View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF19 Dec 2014View
TITLE: Photographic Context COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Proposed Floor Plan & Section COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Proposed Elevations COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Option 2 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF18 Dec 2014View
TITLE: Roof Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Photo 2 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF18 Dec 2014View
TITLE: Application Form Redacted COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF12 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Building Control COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF21 Nov 2014View
TITLE: Officers Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF19 Dec 2014View

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