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Proposed Single Storey Rear Extension with 3 no rooflights, Proposed First Floor side extension to replace previous dormer, Proposed Driveway and dropped kerb widening, proposed raised rear patio extension.

26 , Linglongs Avenue , Whaley Bridge , Derbyshire , SK23 7DT

FULL-APPReference: HPK/2023/0168High Peak Borough Council

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Application location

26 , Linglongs Avenue , Whaley Bridge , Derbyshire , SK23 7DT

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Application summary

Status
FULL-APP
Application type
Full - Householder
Received
27 Apr 2023
Validated
17 May 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed Single Storey Rear Extension with 3 no rooflights, Proposed First Floor side extension to replace previous dormer, Proposed Driveway and dropped kerb widening, proposed raised rear patio extension.

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2023/0168
Agent
Mr Nick HardenEdifice Building Consultants Ltd

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Amended Ownership CertificateAttachment17 May 2023View
829-1.01 A Existing Location & Block PlansAttachment17 May 2023View
829-1.02 A Existing Site PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-1.03 A Proposed Site PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-1.04 A Proposed Site Block PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-2.01 Existing Ground Floor PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-2.02 Existing First Floor PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-2.03 Existing ElevationsAttachment17 May 2023View
829-2.04 Existing Section A-AAttachment17 May 2023View
829-3.01 A Proposed Ground Floor PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-3.02 A Proposed First Floor PlanAttachment17 May 2023View
829-4.01 A Proposed Elevations OverviewAttachment17 May 2023View
829-4.02 A Proposed Front ElevationAttachment17 May 2023View
829-4.03 A Proposed Rear ElevationAttachment17 May 2023View
829-4.04 A Proposed Side ElevationAttachment17 May 2023View
829-4.05 A Proposed Side ElevationAttachment17 May 2023View
829-5.01 A Proposed Section A-AAttachment17 May 2023View
829-D01 KerbAttachment17 May 2023View
829-MAT01Attachment17 May 2023View
Application FormAttachment17 May 2023View
Consultation Repsonse DCC HighwaysAttachment26 May 2023View
Additional Sections - 18-07-23Attachment18 Jul 2023View
Delegated reportAttachment18 Jul 2023View
Decision noticeAttachment18 Jul 2023View

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