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Replacement of all white timber sash and casement windows with double-glazed uPVC casement windows to first floor flat

41B Minet Avenue, London, NW10 8AJ

DecidedReference: 25/1114London Borough of Brent

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Application location

41B Minet Avenue, London, NW10 8AJ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
10 Apr 2025
Validated
10 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Brent

Application overview

Replacement of all white timber sash and casement windows with double-glazed uPVC casement windows to first floor flat

Proposal details

Reference
25/1114
Alternative references
PP-13932490
Ward
Harlesden & Kensal Green
Agent
Bluelime

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Final delegated reportReport · PDF5 Jun 2025View
Final decision noticeDecision (Public) · PDF5 Jun 2025View
Location planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Design and access statementApproved Documents · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing windows schedules bcApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing windows schedules bc 1Approved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Proposed windows schedules bcApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Proposed windows schedules bc 2Approved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing and proposed windows upvc casement detailsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing sash window proposed upvc detailsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Site planApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing 3d viewsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing floor plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing front and rear elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Existing side elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Proposed 3d viewsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Proposed floor plansApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Proposed front and rear elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Proposed side elevationsApproved Drawing Plans · PDF11 Apr 2025View
Application formApplication Form (Public) · PDF11 Apr 2025View

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Permission Granted
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