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Demolition of rear extension and shed, erection of single storey side to rear wrap around extension with rear lantern rooflight, new front porch and alterations to front boundary wall including new boundary wall, widening of vehicular access with new electric sliding gate and widening of existing dropped kerb to dwellinghouse.

42 Medway Gardens, Wembley, HA0 2RJ

DecidedReference: 24/2851London Borough of Brent

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42 Medway Gardens, Wembley, HA0 2RJ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
10 Oct 2024
Validated
12 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Brent

Application overview

Demolition of rear extension and shed, erection of single storey side to rear wrap around extension with rear lantern rooflight, new front porch and alterations to front boundary wall including new boundary wall, widening of vehicular access with new electric sliding gate and widening of existing dropped kerb to dwellinghouse.

Proposal details

Reference
24/2851
Alternative references
PP-13317075
Ward
Sudbury
Agent
E Badu Architect and Designer Ltd

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Location planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Site planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Existing floor plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Existing front and rear elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Existing elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Existing roof planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Proposed elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Proposed elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Proposed sectionsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Proposed floor and roof plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Proposed ground floor plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Proposed forecourt wallApproved Drawing Plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Final delegated reportReport · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Final decision noticeDecision (Public) · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Application formApplication Form (Public) · PDF12 Nov 2024View

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