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Proposed extension to the rear extending 5.69 metres beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house at a maximum height of 3.563 metres with an eaves height of 2.46 metres

84 Regent Street Oadby Leicestershire LE2 4DL

UnknownReference: 14/00520/HPAOadby and Wigston Borough Council

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84 Regent Street Oadby Leicestershire LE2 4DL

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Householder Prior Approval
Received
15 Dec 2014
Validated
17 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed extension to the rear extending 5.69 metres beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house at a maximum height of 3.563 metres with an eaves height of 2.46 metres

Proposal details

Reference
14/00520/HPA
Ward
Oadby Grange Ward
Agent
David Kirton Designs

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF28 Jan 2015View
APPROVED ELEVATION PLANDrawing · PDF28 Jan 2015View
APPROVED GROUND FLOORDrawing · PDF28 Jan 2015View
APPROVED LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF28 Jan 2015View
APPROVED SECTION PLANDrawing · PDF28 Jan 2015View
APPROVED SITE PLANDrawing · PDF28 Jan 2015View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form - 1App · PDF18 Dec 2014View
ELEVATION PLANDrawing · PDF18 Dec 2014View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF18 Dec 2014View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF18 Dec 2014View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOORDrawing · PDF18 Dec 2014View
SECTION PLANDrawing · PDF18 Dec 2014View
SITE PLANDrawing · PDF18 Dec 2014View

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Decision & conditions

Householder Prior Approval Not Required
DECISION NOTICE
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