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Erection of first floor side extension over existing garage with front/rear dormer windows and rear balcony, conversion of garage to habitable room, erection of single-storey rear extension, and rendering of front gable elevation

16 Cromer Road Overstrand Cromer Norfolk NR27 0NX

DecidedReference: PF/23/1560North Norfolk District Council

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Application location

16 Cromer Road Overstrand Cromer Norfolk NR27 0NX

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
19 Jul 2023
Validated
20 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
14 Sept 2023
Local authority
North Norfolk District Council

Application overview

Erection of first floor side extension over existing garage with front/rear dormer windows and rear balcony, conversion of garage to habitable room, erection of single-storey rear extension, and rendering of front gable elevation

Proposal details

Reference
PF/23/1560
Alternative references
PP-12319483
Ward
Poppyland
Parish
Overstrand
Agent
Howe and Boosey Architectural Services ltd

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportOfficer Report · PDF13 Sept 2023View
Approve householder applicationDecision · PDF13 Sept 2023View
Clerk parish councilConsultee Comment · PDF21 Aug 2023View
Site noticeOther · PDF9 Aug 2023View
Advert for edp 2nd august 2023Other · PDF31 Jul 2023View
Application formApplication Form · PDF19 Jul 2023View
Proposed site planPlan · PDF19 Jul 2023View
Heritage statementReport / Statement · PDF19 Jul 2023View
Existing plans & elevationsPlan · PDF19 Jul 2023View
Site & location plansPlan · PDF19 Jul 2023View
Proposed plans & elevationsPlan · PDF19 Jul 2023View

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Decision & conditions

Approve
Approve householder application
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