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Two storey rear extension; extension to front dormer, new bay window to side; new porch to front. Demolition of existing garage to rear. Erection of a new workshop to side and car port to front. Proposed 1.5m brick wall to front elevation with re-sited access point.

32 Victoria Avenue, Hayling Island, PO11 9AJ

Decision MadeReference: APP/16/00306Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
23 Mar 2016
Validated
13 Apr 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Two storey rear extension; extension to front dormer, new bay window to side; new porch to front. Demolition of existing garage to rear. Erection of a new workshop to side and car port to front. Proposed 1.5m brick wall to front elevation with re-sited access point.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/16/00306
Alternative references
PP-04932063
Agent
Martin Critchley, Architect

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Application location

32 Victoria Avenue, Hayling Island, PO11 9AJ

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Documents 16 of 16

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Title: PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: PHOTO SHOWING TREE TO BE RETAINEDMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDOfficer Notes · PDF30 Mar 2016View
Title: AMENDED PROPOSED SITE PLAN - AMENDED 20.4.16Maps & Plans · PDF13 May 2016View
Title: PROPOSED WALL ELEVATIONS - AMENDED 20.4.16Maps & Plans · PDF21 Apr 2016View
Title: EXISTING SITE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF27 May 2016View
Title: AMENDED PROPOSED CAR PORTMaps & Plans · PDF13 May 2016View
Title: EXISTING ELEVATIONSMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: OFFICER REPORTOfficer Notes · PDF27 May 2016View
Title: PROPOSED WORKSHOPMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: PROPOSED SITE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: ROOF PLANSMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: BLOCK AND LOCATION PLANMaps & Plans · PDF7 Apr 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENTS - HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (HBC AGENCY)Consultee Comment · PDF19 Apr 2016View
Title: EXISTING FLOOR PLANSMaps & Plans · PDF19 Apr 2016View

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