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Certificate of lawfulness of proposed development - Erection of a rear dormer window and alterations to fenestration

287 Dunstable Road Luton LU4 8BS

PER - Application PermittedReference: 24/00651/LAWPLuton Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
PER - Application Permitted
Application type
Certificate of lawfulness (Proposed)
Received
28 May 2024
Validated
11 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness of proposed development - Erection of a rear dormer window and alterations to fenestration

Proposal details

Reference
24/00651/LAWP
Ward
DALLOW
Agent
Mr Mohammed Nayheem-al-din

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Application location

287 Dunstable Road Luton LU4 8BS

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF12 Aug 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF12 Aug 2024View
A115 Rev A - Proposed Right Side ElevationCurrent Docs - AMENDED · PDF6 Aug 2024View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF11 Jun 2024View
DC01 - CALCULATION FOR ROOF VOLUMECurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
DC02 - ROOF VOL CALCCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A100 - SITE LOCATION & BLOCK PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A101 - PROPOSED BLOCK PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A102 - EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A105 - EXISTING ROOF PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A106 - EXISTING FRONT & REAR ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A107 - EXISTING RIGHT SIDE ELEVATIONCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A108 - EXISTING LEFT SIDE ELEVATIONCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A109 - PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A111 - PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A112 - PROPOSED LOFT PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A113 - PROPOSED ROOF PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A114 - PROPOSED FRONT & REAR ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A115 - PROPOSED RIGHT SIDE ELEVATIONCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A116 - PROPOSED LEFT SIDE ELEVATIONCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A103 - EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View
A104 - EXISTING LOFT PLANCurrent Docs · PDF11 Jun 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Application Permitted
Decision Notice
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