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Certificate of lawful development for the proposed erection of a single storey side extension to the south elevation and a single storey rear extension (east elevation).

Twin Cedars Meetinghouse Lane Claverham BS49 4PD

DecidedReference: 24/P/1848/LDPNorth Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
s192 Lawful use/development-proposed
Received
6 Sept 2024
Validated
6 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
1 Nov 2024
Local authority
North Somerset Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawful development for the proposed erection of a single storey side extension to the south elevation and a single storey rear extension (east elevation).

Proposal details

Reference
24/P/1848/LDP
Ward
Wrington
Parish
Cleeve
Agent
Orme Ltd

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Application location

Twin Cedars Meetinghouse Lane Claverham BS49 4PD

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
NORTH SOMERSET OFFICER REPORTDelegated Report · PDF13 Nov 2024View
DECISION NOTICE (LDP CERT)Decision Notice · PDF13 Nov 2024View
PLANNING STATEMENT REV AAmended Plan · PDF28 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOORAmended Plan · PDF28 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSAmended Plan · PDF28 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 2Amended Plan · PDF28 Oct 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF6 Sept 2024View
SITE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF6 Sept 2024View
EXISTING SITE PLANPlan · PDF6 Sept 2024View
EXISTING GROUND FLOORPlan · PDF6 Sept 2024View
EXISTING ROOF PLANPlan · PDF6 Sept 2024View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSPlan · PDF6 Sept 2024View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS 2Plan · PDF6 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOORSuperseded plans · PDF6 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOORSuperseded plans · PDF6 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED ROOF PLANSuperseded plans · PDF6 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED. ELEVATIONSSuperseded plans · PDF6 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED. ELEVATIONS 2Superseded plans · PDF6 Sept 2024View
LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONSuperseded plans · PDF6 Sept 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Approve (Lawful)
DECISION NOTICE (LDP CERT)
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