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Demolition of rear single storey extension and construction of new 2 storey rear extension, to create family room and 2 additional bedrooms. Construction of new double garage.

Tremhyfryd, New Dixton Road, Dixton, Monmouth, Monmouthshire, NP25 3SJ

DecidedReference: DC/2016/01248Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
31 Oct 2016
Validated
1 Nov 2016
Determination deadline
27 Dec 2016
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

Demolition of rear single storey extension and construction of new 2 storey rear extension, to create family room and 2 additional bedrooms. Construction of new double garage.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/2016/01248
Alternative references
05591449
Ward
Osbaston
Parish
Monmouth Town Council

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Application location

Tremhyfryd, New Dixton Road, Dixton, Monmouth, Monmouthshire, NP25 3SJ

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DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVEDDecision · PDF20 Dec 2016View
CONSERVATION COMMENTSCorrespondence · PDF20 Dec 2016View
OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF20 Dec 2016View
MONMOUTH TOWN COUNCILCorrespondence · PDF9 Dec 2016View
FEE RECEIPTOther · PDF7 Nov 2016View
DEMOLITION OF REAR SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 2 STOREY REARApplication Form · PDF1 Nov 2016View
PROPOSED SITE LOCATION, EXISTING PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF1 Nov 2016View
PHOTOGRAPHSPhoto1 Nov 2016View
PHOTOGRAPHSPhoto1 Nov 2016View
PHOTOGRAPHSPhoto1 Nov 2016View
BATS IN BUILDINGS - PART AOther1 Nov 2016View
LOCATION, PLANS & ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF1 Nov 2016View
PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY APPLICANTPhoto · PDF31 Oct 2016View

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