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Erection of single storey extension and formation of 2 no. linked dormers to the rear elevation of dwellinghouse

41 West Road Irvine North Ayrshire KA12 8RE

Approved with no ConditionsReference: 24/00068/PPNorth Ayrshire

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Application summary

Status
Approved with no Conditions
Application type
Planning Permission (Full)
Received
29 Jan 2024
Validated
29 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
29 Mar 2024
Local authority
North Ayrshire

Application overview

Erection of single storey extension and formation of 2 no. linked dormers to the rear elevation of dwellinghouse

Proposal details

Reference
24/00068/PP
Alternative references
100658846-001
Ward
Irvine West
Agent
RAS Technical Services Ltd Fao Graham Scott

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Application location

41 West Road Irvine North Ayrshire KA12 8RE

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision · PDF12 Mar 2024View
Report of handlingReport12 Mar 2024View
Existing elevationsApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Existing basement floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Existing ground floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Existing first floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Existing attic floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Proposed basement floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Proposed ground floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Proposed first floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Proposed attic floor planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Proposed elevationsApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Existing section a-aApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Application for planning permissionApplication Form · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Location planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View
Existing and proposed block planApproved Drawing · PDF29 Jan 2024View

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Decision notice
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