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Demolition of existing conservatory and shed and construction of single storey side and rear extension to include gable roof to side of property (amendments received on 11.03.2024).

83 Tempest Avenue Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 5LA

DecidedReference: 24/0225/HSEHertsmere Borough Council

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83 Tempest Avenue Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 5LA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
19 Feb 2024
Validated
19 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
15 Apr 2024
Local authority
Hertsmere Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing conservatory and shed and construction of single storey side and rear extension to include gable roof to side of property (amendments received on 11.03.2024).

Proposal details

Reference
24/0225/HSE
Alternative references
PP-12816623
Ward
Potters Bar Oakmere
Parish
No Parish
Agent
MOCH STUDIOS

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated reportDelegated Report · PDF12 Apr 2024View
Decision noticeDecision · PDF12 Apr 2024View
Environment agency responseConsultee replies · PDF12 Mar 2024View
Proposed ground floor and roof plansDrawing/Plans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
Proposed elevationsDrawing/Plans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF19 Feb 2024View
AttachmentsummaryOne App Attachments · PDF19 Feb 2024View
Site location and proposed block planDrawing/Plans · PDF19 Feb 2024View
Existing ground floor and roof plansDrawing/Plans · PDF19 Feb 2024View
Existing elevationsDrawing/Plans · PDF19 Feb 2024View

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