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Rear single storey extension to property. 3.8m (depth) x 4m (width). Materials (brick and tile) will match the existing dwelling. Mono-pitched roof sloping outwards (highest point attached to the house). The highest point will be under 4m, the eaves will be under 3m.Bi-fold doors will provide exit to the garden. A roof light will be installed. Minimum distance from north boundary is 0.2m. Fence will remain as boundary treatment.

69 St Lawrence Park Chepstow Monmouthshire NP16 6DP

DecidedReference: DM/2022/00059Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Certificate of Prop Lawful Use or Dev
Received
13 Jan 2022
Validated
13 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
10 Mar 2022
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

Rear single storey extension to property. 3.8m (depth) x 4m (width). Materials (brick and tile) will match the existing dwelling. Mono-pitched roof sloping outwards (highest point attached to the house). The highest point will be under 4m, the eaves will be under 3m.Bi-fold doors will provide exit to the garden. A roof light will be installed. Minimum distance from north boundary is 0.2m. Fence will remain as boundary treatment.

Proposal details

Reference
DM/2022/00059
Alternative references
PP-10538243
Ward
St Kingsmark
Parish
Chepstow Town Council

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
PROPOSED LDC APPROVAL DECISIONDecision · PDF27 Jan 2022View
OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF27 Jan 2022View
EAST ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF24 Jan 2022View
SOUTH ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF24 Jan 2022View
LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF13 Jan 2022View
SITE PLANDrawing · PDF13 Jan 2022View
REAR ELEVATIONPhoto13 Jan 2022View
LOOKING EASTPhoto13 Jan 2022View
LOOKING NORTHPhoto13 Jan 2022View
REAR ELEVATION2Photo13 Jan 2022View
LOOKING SEPhoto13 Jan 2022View
EVIDENCE TO VERIFY APPLICATIONBackGround Papers · PDF13 Jan 2022View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF13 Jan 2022View

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