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Proposed conversion of the integral garage is to provide a wheelchair accessible wetroom and structural works to create an open plan ground floor family space

5 CONWY CLOSE, TILEHURST, READING, RG30 4JB

Decision MadeReference: PL/24/1212Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
13 Sept 2024
Validated
13 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
8 Nov 2024
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed conversion of the integral garage is to provide a wheelchair accessible wetroom and structural works to create an open plan ground floor family space

Proposal details

Reference
PL/24/1212
Alternative references
PP-13406964
Ward
Tilehurst Ward
Agent
Mr Jeff Gilbert

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Application location

5 CONWY CLOSE, TILEHURST, READING, RG30 4JB

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Plan drwg 5CC-PLP-JG proposed layout 5 Conwy Cl 090124JG.pdfPlan · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Officer Report29 Nov 2024View
LocationPlan.pdfLocation plan · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Drainage Plan - 5CC-DRP-JG.pdfPlans · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Planning and building control waiver request dated 03-01-23 - 5 Conwy.docxLetter13 Sept 2024View
Location plan 1-1000 - 5 Conwy Close Reading RG30 4BZ .pdfBlock plan of the site · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Side window proposal street view JG.pdfPhoto · PDF13 Sept 2024View
form_1_cil_additional_information.pdfCommunity infrastructure levy questions · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Site plan 1-250 - 5 Conwy Close Reading RG30 4BZ .pdfBlock plan of the site · PDF13 Sept 2024View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Existing layout and plan - Planning drawing for 4-bedroom house Drg No 4577-PL-104 Rev A July 2016.pdfExisting Elevations · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Foundations 3198 1102 HTA ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONS (Rev P1).pdfElevations · PDF13 Sept 2024View
MAP-C4966-218-0_Plans-GroundLevel-ProposedStructure.pdfPlans · PDF13 Sept 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF7 Nov 2024View

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