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Erection of a single storey rear infill extension with 2 no. roof light and veranda/canopy to side and rear.

4 GREAT PARK CLOSE HILLINGDON UB10 9DT

ApprovalReference: 72134/APP/2022/1105London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Not published
Received
1 Apr 2022
Validated
1 Apr 2022
Determination deadline
21 Jun 2022
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Erection of a single storey rear infill extension with 2 no. roof light and veranda/canopy to side and rear.

Proposal details

Reference
72134/APP/2022/1105
Ward
UXBRIDGE NORTH
Agent
Mr Amar Sidhu Suite 1, First Floor Aquasulis 10-14 Bath Road Slough SL1 3SA

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Application location

4 GREAT PARK CLOSE HILLINGDON UB10 9DT

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM6 Apr 2022View
0101LOCATION PLAN6 Apr 2022View
0121BLOCK PLAN6 Apr 2022View
0302EXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
0303EXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
0301EXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
0304EXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
0305EXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
0306EXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
2022 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
2023 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
2021 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
2024 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS6 Apr 2022View
2022 P06 REVISEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED26 May 2022View
2023 P06 REVISEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED26 May 2022View
2021 P06 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED26 May 2022View
2024 P05 REVISEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED26 May 2022View
2021 P07 REVISED- Ground FloorPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED30 May 2022View
2121 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED ELEVATIONS6 Apr 2022View
2122 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED ELEVATIONS6 Apr 2022View
2121 P06 SUPERSEDEDPROPOSED ELEVATIONS AMENDED26 May 2022View
2122 P06 REVISEDPROPOSED ELEVATIONS AMENDED26 May 2022View
2121 P07 REVISED - Front/RearPROPOSED ELEVATIONS AMENDED30 May 2022View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE21 Jun 2022View
OFFICERS REPORTSOFFICERS REPORTS21 Jun 2022View

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