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Construction of a single storey ground floor side extension and adjustment to the roof of existing single storey building

104 Park Avenue Whitley Bay Tyne And Wear NE26 1DN

DecidedReference: 22/01367/FULHNorth Tyneside Council

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104 Park Avenue Whitley Bay Tyne And Wear NE26 1DN

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Full application
Received
19 Jul 2022
Validated
19 Jul 2022
Determination deadline
13 Sept 2022
Local authority
North Tyneside Council

Application overview

Construction of a single storey ground floor side extension and adjustment to the roof of existing single storey building

Proposal details

Reference
22/01367/FULH
Alternative references
PP-11354162
Ward
Whitley Bay
Parish
Whitley Bay

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficer Recommendation Report · PDF13 Sept 2022View
DecisionDecision · PDF13 Sept 2022View
SITE BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS 01Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS 02Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS 03Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS 04Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR GA PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR GA PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 01Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 02Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 03Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 04Drawing · PDF19 Jul 2022View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTOther · PDF19 Jul 2022View
LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF19 Jul 2022View

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