Variation of condition 3 (approved plans) of planning permission 2018/5913/P dated 19/02/2019 (for the Erection of a part single part two storey side extension to No.12 (to include removal of existing boundary wall), namely, extension of the side extension; installation on new gate into the side passage with new external staircase; alterations to the fenestration treatment to the front and rear elevations including installation of sliding doors at ground floor level; replacement of existing window with door for recess balcony to the rear first floor; new timber framed window to the front first floor window.
10 and 12 Belsize Road London NW6 4RD
Final DecisionReference: 2020/4660/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Variation of condition 3 (approved plans) of planning permission 2018/5913/P dated 19/02/2019 (for the Erection of a part single part two storey side extension to No.12 (to include removal of existing boundary wall), namely, extension of the side extension; installation on new gate into the side passage with new external staircase; alterations to the fenestration treatment to the front and rear elevations including installation of sliding doors at ground floor level; replacement of existing window with door for recess balcony to the rear first floor; new timber framed window to the front first floor window.
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Reference
2020/4660/P
Ward
Swiss Cottage (Pre May 2022)
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