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Householder consent for one and a half storey side extension with single storey extension to rear and raising ridge height by 1.2m.

45 Easby Lane Great Ayton North Yorkshire TS9 6JX

DecidedReference: 26/03003/FULNorth Yorkshire Council

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Application location

45 Easby Lane Great Ayton North Yorkshire TS9 6JX

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full permission
Received
10 Jun 2026
Validated
8 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
2 Sept 2026
Local authority
North Yorkshire Council

Application overview

Householder consent for one and a half storey side extension with single storey extension to rear and raising ridge height by 1.2m.

Proposal details

Reference
26/03003/FUL
Ward
Great Ayton
Parish
Great Ayton
Agent
Sean McLean Design

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICE PERMIT FULDecision · PDF20 Aug 2026View
DELEGATED DECISION REPORTPublic Report · PDF19 Aug 2026View
PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF7 Aug 2026View
LOCATION PLAN REVISEDLocation Plan · PDF8 Jul 2026View
EXISTING SITE PLAN REVISEDSite/Block Plan - Existing · PDF8 Jul 2026View
PROPOSED SITE PLAN REVISEDPlan · PDF8 Jul 2026View
EXISTING FLOOR PLAN AND ELEVATIONS REVISEDPlan · PDF8 Jul 2026View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN REVISEDPlan · PDF8 Jul 2026View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS REVISEDPlan · PDF8 Jul 2026View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED ROOF PLANS REVISEDPlan · PDF8 Jul 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF10 Jun 2026View
NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 11 OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSIONSupporting Information · PDF10 Jun 2026View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  4. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  5. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  6. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  7. Decision Made Date

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  8. Decision Issued Date

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  9. Determination Deadline

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  10. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Application Permitted
DECISION NOTICE PERMIT FUL DELEGATED DECISION REPORT
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