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Application for Certificate of lawful existing development for implementation of planning permission 20170585 (Construction of porch and canopy at front; two storey extension at side; loft conversion and dormer extension at front and rear of house (Class C3))

2 Scraptoft Lane

DeterminedReference: 20242004Leicester City Council

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  2. Application Valid Date

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Certificate of lawful existing use/development
Received
11 Nov 2024
Validated
11 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
15 Jan 2025
Local authority
Leicester City Council

Application overview

Application for Certificate of lawful existing development for implementation of planning permission 20170585 (Construction of porch and canopy at front; two storey extension at side; loft conversion and dormer extension at front and rear of house (Class C3))

Proposal details

Reference
20242004
Ward
Humberstone & Hamilton
Agent
Mr V Odedra

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Application location

2 Scraptoft Lane

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice13 Jan 2025View
Site PlanDecision Notice13 Jan 2025View
Officer ReportPlanning Officer Report13 Jan 2025View
Application Form- Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data15 Nov 2024View
Planning Permission-Particulars of Decision LetterApplication Supporting Info11 Nov 2024View
Discharge of Conditions LetterApplication Supporting Info11 Nov 2024View
Approval Notice with ConditionsApplication Supporting Info11 Nov 2024View
All Planning Applications for SiteApplication Supporting Info11 Nov 2024View
Planning Statement -Redacted PDFApplication Supporting Info12 Nov 2024View
Appendix 7 -Redacted PDFApplication Supporting Info12 Nov 2024View
Appendix 7 Email Chain- Redacted PDFApplication Supporting Info12 Nov 2024View
Appendix 8- Redacted PDFApplication Supporting Info12 Nov 2024View
Location PlanSite or Location Plan11 Nov 2024View
Site PlanSite or Location Plan11 Nov 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice Site Plan Planning Permission-Particulars of Decision Letter
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