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Ground floor and dormer extensions to dwellinghouse, including construction of double garage and alterations to dwellinghouse

West Knockbuckle Knockbuckle Lane Kilmacolm PA13 4JS

GrantedReference: 20/0031/ICInverclyde

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West Knockbuckle Knockbuckle Lane Kilmacolm PA13 4JS

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
18 Feb 2020
Validated
21 Feb 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Inverclyde

Application overview

Ground floor and dormer extensions to dwellinghouse, including construction of double garage and alterations to dwellinghouse

Proposal details

Reference
20/0031/IC
Alternative references
100235406-001
Ward
Ward 1 - Inverclyde East
Agent
Richard Robb

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
North Elevation as Existing and ProposedRevised Drawing · PDF28 Jul 2020View
East Elevation as Existing and ProposedRevised Drawing · PDF28 Jul 2020View
West Elevation as Existing and ProposedRevised Drawing · PDF28 Jul 2020View
South Elevation as Existing and ProposedRevised Drawing · PDF28 Jul 2020View
GrantedDecision · PDF3 Apr 2020View
Report of Handling - DelegatedReport · PDF3 Apr 2020View
NN Planners ChecklistNeighbour Notification List · PDF26 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - South Elevation as Existing and ProposedRevised Drawing · PDF25 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - First Floor Plan as ExistingDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - First Floor Plan as ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Ground Floor Plan as ExistingDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Ground Floor Plan as ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Location PlanOS Extract · PDF18 Feb 2020View
Full Planning ApplicationApplication Form · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Section A-A as Existing and ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Section B-B as Existing and ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Section C-C as Existing and ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Section D-D as Existing and ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Site Plan as ExistingDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View
APPROVED - Site Plan as ProposedDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2020View

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  3. Decision Issued Date

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  5. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Granted

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