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Proposed part demolition of front elevation, single storey side and rear extension, roof alterations with front rooflights and front and rear dormer

40 Birdsfoot Lane Luton LU3 2DG

PER - Application PermittedReference: 23/00523/FULHHLuton Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
PER - Application Permitted
Application type
FUL Household
Received
9 May 2023
Validated
9 May 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed part demolition of front elevation, single storey side and rear extension, roof alterations with front rooflights and front and rear dormer

Proposal details

Reference
23/00523/FULHH
Ward
ICKNIELD
Agent
Mr Ashraf Hoque

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Application location

40 Birdsfoot Lane Luton LU3 2DG

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
006A Street SceneCurrent Docs - AMENDED · PDF12 Jul 2023View
004A Proposed Floor PlanCurrent Docs - AMENDED · PDF12 Jul 2023View
005A Proposed ElevationCurrent Docs - AMENDED · PDF12 Jul 2023View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF12 Jul 2023View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF12 Jul 2023View
005 PROPOSED ELEVATIONCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF3 Jul 2023View
APPLICATIONFORMApplication Form · PDF9 May 2023View
LBP SITE LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANCurrent Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
001 PROPOSED SITE PLANCurrent Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
002 EXISTING FLOOR PLANCurrent Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
003 EXISTING ELEVATIONCurrent Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
004 PROPOSED FLOOR PLANCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF9 May 2023View
006 PROPOSED STREET VIEWCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF9 May 2023View
TRACK 01Current Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
TRACK 02Current Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
TRACK 03Current Docs · PDF9 May 2023View
TRACK 04Current Docs · PDF9 May 2023View

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