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Erection of a second storey extension on top of an existing courtyard toilet room

St Georges House Road From Oxford Cross To Kings Arms Georgeham Braunton Devon EX33 1JN

ApprovedReference: 77396North Devon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
11 Jul 2023
Validated
31 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Devon District Council

Application overview

Erection of a second storey extension on top of an existing courtyard toilet room

Proposal details

Reference
77396
Ward
BRAUNTON WEST AND GEORGEHAM
Parish
GEORGEHAM
Agent
Mr Matt Upward

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Application location

St Georges House Road From Oxford Cross To Kings Arms Georgeham Braunton Devon EX33 1JN

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice18 Sept 2023View
A OfficerRecommendation RptDelegated Report18 Sept 2023View
Block Plan ProposedBlock Plan Proposed23 Aug 2023View
Existing ESE elevationElevations Existing11 Jul 2023View
Existing NNE elevationElevations Existing31 Jul 2023View
Proposed ESE elevationElevations Proposed11 Jul 2023View
Proposed NNE elevationElevations Proposed31 Jul 2023View
Floors Existing and ProposedFloor Plans Proposed31 Jul 2023View
LocationPlanLocation Plan11 Jul 2023View
Application Form.pdfApplication Form No Personal Data31 Jul 2023View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement11 Jul 2023View
Design and Access Statement(1).pdfDesign and Access Statement31 Jul 2023View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfFlood Risk Assessment31 Jul 2023View
Heritage (and listing) Statement.pdfHeritage Statement31 Jul 2023View
Wildlife StatementWildlife Report11 Jul 2023View
Bat SurveyWildlife Report31 Jul 2023View
Wildlife trigger list.pdfWildlife Trigger Report11 Jul 2023View
SustainabilityConsultation Response11 Aug 2023View
Georgeham PCConsultation Response1 Sept 2023View
HeritageConsultation Response4 Sept 2023View

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