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Erection of single storey rear extension (3.7m long x 5.9m wide x 2.97m high to eaves x 3.8m high to ridge)(following demolition of existing extension)Construction of dormer extension to rear roof (5.9m wide x 2.6m high x 3.9m deep)

246 Bricknell Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4QG

Application PermittedReference: 24/00750/FULLHull City Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
6 Aug 2024
Validated
8 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hull City Council

Application overview

Erection of single storey rear extension (3.7m long x 5.9m wide x 2.97m high to eaves x 3.8m high to ridge)(following demolition of existing extension)Construction of dormer extension to rear roof (5.9m wide x 2.6m high x 3.9m deep)

Proposal details

Reference
24/00750/FULL
Alternative references
PP-13304042
Ward
Bricknell
Agent
GNH Architecture

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Application location

246 Bricknell Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4QG

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISIONDecision4 Oct 2024View
DELEGATED REPORTReport4 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF2 Oct 2024View
EMAILS TO AGENT 01/10/2024Correspondence · PDF2 Oct 2024View
CHECKSHEETBackGround Papers · PDF15 Aug 2024View
246 BRICKNELL AVENUEApplication Form · PDF6 Aug 2024View
A SUMMARY OF THE ATTACHMENTS IN THE PROPOSALBackGround Papers · PDF6 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED SECTION A-ADrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
EXISTING BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED PLAN LAYOUTSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTIONBackGround Papers · PDF6 Aug 2024View
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTIONBackGround Papers · PDF6 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED PLANSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTIONBackGround Papers · PDF6 Aug 2024View
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTIONBackGround Papers · PDF6 Aug 2024View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED ROOF PLANSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTIONBackGround Papers · PDF6 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR AND LOFT PLANSDrawing · PDF6 Aug 2024View

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Application Permitted
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