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Replacement of existing single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed timber windows to match existing to the front elevation; replacement of existing single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed uPVC windows to match existing to the rear elevation; replacement of existing timber door with new uPVC door to match existing in the rear elevation.

52 Oakbury Road, London, SW6 2NW

Decided: APPLICATION APPROVEDReference: 2023/01044/FULLondon Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

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Application summary

Status
Decided: APPLICATION APPROVED
Application type
Not published
Received
24 Apr 2023
Validated
25 Apr 2023
Determination deadline
15 Jun 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

Application overview

Replacement of existing single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed timber windows to match existing to the front elevation; replacement of existing single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed uPVC windows to match existing to the rear elevation; replacement of existing timber door with new uPVC door to match existing in the rear elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
2023/01044/FUL
Ward
Sands End
Agent
Mr Joe Marshall / Baily Garner LLP

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Application location

52 Oakbury Road, London, SW6 2NW

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DocumentPublishedAction
52_OAKBURY_ROAD_REVBCouncil documentNot publishedView
ELEVATION (FRONT) - EXISTING_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANSCouncil documentNot publishedView
ELEVATION (FRONT) - PROPOSED_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANSCouncil documentNot publishedView
ELEVATION (REAR) - EXISTING_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANSCouncil documentNot publishedView
ELEVATION (REAR) - PROPOSED_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANSCouncil documentNot publishedView
LAYOUT PLAN - EXISTING_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANSCouncil documentNot publishedView
LAYOUT PLAN - PROPOSED_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANSCouncil documentNot publishedView
52 OAKBURY ROAD LOCATION PLANCouncil documentNot publishedView
SITEBLOCK PLAN - EXISTING_INCLUDED_IN_BLOCK PLAN OF THE SITECouncil documentNot publishedView
THE LOCATION PLAN_INCLUDED_IN_BLOCK PLAN OF THE SITECouncil documentNot publishedView
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT 52 OAKBURY ROADCouncil documentNot publishedView
52 OAKBURY ROADCouncil documentNot publishedView
REVISED DRAWING TIMBERCouncil documentNot publishedView
PER.FULL PLANNING PERMISSIONCouncil documentNot publishedView
DELEGATED REPORT TEMPLATE - LIVECouncil documentNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Decided: APPLICATION APPROVED
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