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TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION, FRONT DORMER AND ROOMS IN ROOF

26 SOUTH PARK AVENUE, NORMANBY, TS6 0NS

ApprovedReference: R/2007/0317/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
30 Mar 2007
Validated
30 Mar 2007
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION, FRONT DORMER AND ROOMS IN ROOF

Proposal details

Reference
R/2007/0317/FF
Agent
MR DAVID BOLLAND

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Application location

26 SOUTH PARK AVENUE, NORMANBY, TS6 0NS

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Proposed Floor Plans-old.pdfProposed Floor Plans-old.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Proposed Ground Floor.pdfProposed Ground Floor.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Plans as Existing.pdfPlans as Existing.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Proposed Roof Plan-old.pdfProposed Roof Plan-old.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Proposed Section X-X-old.pdfProposed Section X-X-old.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Sections as Existing.pdfSections as Existing.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Proposed Section X-Y-old.pdfProposed Section X-Y-old.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Elevations as Proposed 2-old.pdfElevations as Proposed 2-old.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Elevations as Proposed 1-old.pdfElevations as Proposed 1-old.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Elevations as Existing 2.pdfElevations as Existing 2.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Application Form.pdfApplication Form.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Elevations as Existing 1.pdfElevations as Existing 1.pdf10 Apr 2007View
Abutment Detail.pdfAbutment Detail.pdf11 May 2007View
Elevations As Proposed B.pdfElevations As Proposed B.pdf11 May 2007View
Elevations As Proposed A.pdfElevations As Proposed A.pdf11 May 2007View
Ridge Support Detail.pdfRidge Support Detail.pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Section Y-Y.pdfProposed Section Y-Y.pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Structual Roof Plan.pdfProposed Structual Roof Plan.pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Section X-X.pdfProposed Section X-X.pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Roof Plan.pdfProposed Roof Plan.pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Loft Floor.pdfProposed Loft Floor.pdf11 May 2007View
Loft Staircase Details.pdfLoft Staircase Details.pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Ground Floor .pdfProposed Ground Floor .pdf11 May 2007View
Proposed Floor Plans.pdfProposed Floor Plans.pdf11 May 2007View

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APPROVED
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