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Demolition of existing Annex and construction of two storey rear extension. Single storey side and rear extension. Alterations to fenestration.

Framdean 15 Roots Lane Wickham Bishops Witham Essex CM8 3LS

Application approvedReference: 24/00453/HOUSEMaldon District Council

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Application location

Framdean 15 Roots Lane Wickham Bishops Witham Essex CM8 3LS

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Householder
Received
29 May 2024
Validated
11 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
6 Aug 2024
Local authority
Maldon District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing Annex and construction of two storey rear extension. Single storey side and rear extension. Alterations to fenestration.

Proposal details

Reference
24/00453/HOUSE
Alternative references
PP-13103335
Ward
Wickham Bishops And Woodham
Parish
Wickham Bishops
Agent
Mr Matt Bradley

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
24-00453-HOUSEDecision Notice6 Aug 2024View
Final Officer Report 24-00453-HOUSE DL checkedFinal Officer Report6 Aug 2024View
Wickham bishops PCEmail - Parish Consultation Reply10 Jul 2024View
315 - P004 - Rev P3 Proposed Elevations and SectionMulti Plans12 Jun 2024View
315 - P002 - Rev P2 Existing Elevations and SectionsMulti Plans12 Jun 2024View
315 - P001 - Rev P2 Existing PlansMulti Plans12 Jun 2024View
315 - P003 - Rev P3 Proposed PlansMulti Plans12 Jun 2024View
315 - P005 - Rev P3 Site Location Plan and Existing Block PlanLocation/Site Plan12 Jun 2024View
315 - P006 - Rev P1 Site Location Plan and Proposed Block PlanLocation/Site Plan12 Jun 2024View
ApplicationFormRedactedPlanning Application Form30 May 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Approved
24-00453-HOUSE
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