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Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed ancillary outbuilding to rear to be used as a personal officeThe outbuilding will be sited in the rear south-east corner of the plot, positioned within 1 metre of the boundary. The structure will have an L-shaped footprint, with the rear wall measuring 4 metres in width, the right-hand side wall extending 4 metres in depth, and the left-hand side wall extending 3.1 metres in depth. The recessed section of the L-shape will measure approximately 90cm deep by 225cm wide. The total footprint of the building will be approximately 13.975 square metres. The maximum overall height of the building will be 2.4 metres from the existing ground level.The structure will be supported by 12 ground screws (76mm diameter x 1250mm length), which will form the foundation for a raised timber sub-frame. No additional hardstanding beyond the footprint of the building is proposed.The building will be constructed using timber framing. The boundary-facing elevations will be clad in fire-rated materials in accordance with Building Regulations for proximity to boundaries, while the remaining elevations will be clad in either timber or composite panels.Electricity will be supplied via an underground cable run from the main house to the outbuilding, installed in accordance with current electrical safety standards. There is no connection to mains water or drainage. Rainwater runoff will be managed by guttering and downpipes feeding into a water butt, with overflow directed to an existing garden soakaway or other permeable drainage system.There are no proposals to alter or create any new access points, lay out new streets, or erect new means of enclosure. All proposed dimensions, siting, and layout have been clearly indicated on the accompanying site and block plans.

74 Queensway St Neots PE19 1EL

ApprovedReference: 25/01411/CLPDHuntingdonshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness proposed
Received
28 Jul 2025
Validated
30 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Huntingdonshire District Council

Application overview

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed ancillary outbuilding to rear to be used as a personal officeThe outbuilding will be sited in the rear south-east corner of the plot, positioned within 1 metre of the boundary. The structure will have an L-shaped footprint, with the rear wall measuring 4 metres in width, the right-hand side wall extending 4 metres in depth, and the left-hand side wall extending 3.1 metres in depth. The recessed section of the L-shape will measure approximately 90cm deep by 225cm wide. The total footprint of the building will be approximately 13.975 square metres. The maximum overall height of the building will be 2.4 metres from the existing ground level.The structure will be supported by 12 ground screws (76mm diameter x 1250mm length), which will form the foundation for a raised timber sub-frame. No additional hardstanding beyond the footprint of the building is proposed.The building will be constructed using timber framing. The boundary-facing elevations will be clad in fire-rated materials in accordance with Building Regulations for proximity to boundaries, while the remaining elevations will be clad in either timber or composite panels.Electricity will be supplied via an underground cable run from the main house to the outbuilding, installed in accordance with current electrical safety standards. There is no connection to mains water or drainage. Rainwater runoff will be managed by guttering and downpipes feeding into a water butt, with overflow directed to an existing garden soakaway or other permeable drainage system.There are no proposals to alter or create any new access points, lay out new streets, or erect new means of enclosure. All proposed dimensions, siting, and layout have been clearly indicated on the accompanying site and block plans.

Proposal details

Reference
25/01411/CLPD
Alternative references
PP-14188956
Ward
St Neots Priory Park And Little Paxton
Parish
St Neots

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74 Queensway St Neots PE19 1EL

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Certificate with Red LineDecision Notice Public AccessNot publishedView
Officer ReportOfficer ReportNot publishedView
Block PlanPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
Elevations & Floor PlansPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
Location PlanPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
Application Form RedactedGeneral Document Public AccessNot publishedView
74 Queensway Permitted Development Diagrams NOT SPLIT NTSGeneral Document Public AccessNot publishedView

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