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Erection of first floor side extension and single storey rear extension, incorporation of railings to existing balcony, new/replacement windows, new/replacement rooflights, blocking up of windows and addition of side door. Works to front garden, including: erection of new wall and gate to street boundary, erection of new retaining wall to parking area, creation of new steps and other landscaping works.

67, Shepherds Hill, London, N6 5RE

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2022/2689London Borough of Haringey

Application location

67, Shepherds Hill, London, N6 5RE

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

Erection of first floor side extension and single storey rear extension, incorporation of railings to existing balcony, new/replacement windows, new/replacement rooflights, blocking up of windows and addition of side door. Works to front garden, including: erection of new wall and gate to street boundary, erection of new retaining wall to parking area, creation of new steps and other landscaping works.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2022/2689
Ward
Crouch End
Agent
David Russell

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Documents 29 of 29

DocumentPublishedAction
016_PL_021Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_024Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_004Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_001Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF25 Nov 2022View
016_PL_023Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedDocument · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_006Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_019 (Proposed Rear NW Elevation)Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_007Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_008Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_002Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_015Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_014Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_017Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_013Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_018Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
Objection from the Highgate Society · PDF7 Nov 2022View
016_PL_016Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_005Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_022Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_010Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_011Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_019 (Proposed Elevation to Shepherds Hill: Street Level)Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_012Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
DRA016 Design and Access Statement Part2Document · PDF14 Oct 2022View
DRA016 Design and Access Statement Part 1Document · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_003Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View
016_PL_009Plans · PDF14 Oct 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
DM Decision.pdf
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