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Certificate of lawfulness for the proposed demolition of the existing outbuilding, the erection of a single storey side extension with dual pitched roof and a new front porch

36 Tattenhoe Lane Bletchley Milton Keynes MK3 7AA

Decision MadeReference: 21/03196/CLUPMilton Keynes City Council

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Application timeline

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development certificate (proposed)
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Milton Keynes City Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness for the proposed demolition of the existing outbuilding, the erection of a single storey side extension with dual pitched roof and a new front porch

Proposal details

Reference
21/03196/CLUP
Ward
Bletchley Park (Historic 2026)
Parish
West Bletchley

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Application location

36 Tattenhoe Lane Bletchley Milton Keynes MK3 7AA

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed rear elevationAPPELVP - Elevations Proposed · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Existing front elevationAPPELVE - Elevations Existing · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Existing plans to scaleAPPEXIST - Existing Floor Plans · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Existing rear elevationAPPELVE - Elevations Existing · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed angled viewAPPSUPP - Other Supporting Documents/Information · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Existing angled view 2APPSUPP - Other Supporting Documents/Information · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Application formAPPFRWEB - Application Form - Web Form · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed floor plansAPPROPO - Proposed Floor Plans · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed floor plans (with virtual ruler)APPROPO - Proposed Floor Plans · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Officer reportAPPDELRP - Delegated Report · PDF3 Dec 2021View
Existing angled view 3APPSUPP - Other Supporting Documents/Information · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed angled view 2APPSUPP - Other Supporting Documents/Information · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed side elevationAPPELVP - Elevations Proposed · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Location planAPPLOCA - Site/Location Plans · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed front elevationAPPELVP - Elevations Proposed · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Existing side elevationAPPELVE - Elevations Existing · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Existing plans to scale (including virtual ruler)APPEXIST - Existing Floor Plans · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Decision noticeAPPDNOT - Decision Notice · PDF3 Dec 2021View
Existing side elevationAPPELVE - Elevations Existing · PDF19 Oct 2021View
Proposed side elevationAPPELVP - Elevations Proposed · PDF19 Oct 2021View

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