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Erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4 metres, for which the maximum height would be 4 metres, and for which the height of the eaves would be 3 metres

29 AUSTIN WAYE UXBRIDGE MIDDLESEX UB8 2RQ

Prior Approval N/ReqReference: 70777/APP/2020/710London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Prior Approval N/Req
Application type
Not published
Received
2 Mar 2020
Validated
2 Mar 2020
Determination deadline
12 Apr 2020
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4 metres, for which the maximum height would be 4 metres, and for which the height of the eaves would be 3 metres

Proposal details

Reference
70777/APP/2020/710
Ward
UXBRIDGE SOUTH
Agent
Mr Matthew Szurgot 29 AUSTIN WAYE UXBRIDGE MIDDLESEX UB8 2RQ

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM2 Mar 2020View
Location Plan The Location PlanLOCATION PLAN2 Mar 2020View
Block Plan Block PlanBLOCK PLAN2 Mar 2020View
DRW01 Existing Ground Floor PlanEXISTING FLOOR PLANS2 Mar 2020View
DRW02 Existing First Floor PlanEXISTING FLOOR PLANS2 Mar 2020View
DRW04 Existing Side ElevationEXISITNG SIDE ELEVATIONS2 Mar 2020View
DRW05 Existing Side Elevation 2EXISITNG SIDE ELEVATIONS2 Mar 2020View
DRW03 Existing Rear ElevationEXISTING REAR ELEVATIONS2 Mar 2020View
DRW06 Proposed Ground Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS2 Mar 2020View
DWR07 Proposed First Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS2 Mar 2020View
DWR09 Proposed Side ElevationPROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONS2 Mar 2020View
DWR10 Proposed Side Elevation 2PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONS2 Mar 2020View
DWR08 Proposed Rear ElevationPROPOSED REAR ELEVATIONS2 Mar 2020View
A Summary of the Attachments in the ProposalSUPPORTING INFORMATION2 Mar 2020View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE6 Apr 2020View
OFFICER REPORTOFFICER REPORT6 Apr 2020View

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Prior Approval N/Req
DECISION NOTICE
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