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DEMOLITION OF REAR CONSERVATORY; TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION; SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION; SIDE PORCH; SINGLE STOREY SIDE / REAR EXTENSION TO CONNECT TO EXISTING DETACHED GARAGE AND EXTENSION TO REAR OF EXISTING GARAGE (AMENDED SCHEME)

90 LINCOLN ROAD REDCAR TS10 3RP

ApprovedReference: R/2016/0402/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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90 LINCOLN ROAD REDCAR TS10 3RP

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
20 Jun 2016
Validated
4 Jul 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

DEMOLITION OF REAR CONSERVATORY; TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION; SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION; SIDE PORCH; SINGLE STOREY SIDE / REAR EXTENSION TO CONNECT TO EXISTING DETACHED GARAGE AND EXTENSION TO REAR OF EXISTING GARAGE (AMENDED SCHEME)

Proposal details

Reference
R/2016/0402/FF
Agent
G R HENDERSON ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form23 Jun 2016View
Microsoft Outlook - 0402.pdfConsultee response - Development Engineers15 Jul 2016View
Decision Notice_R20160402FF.pdfDecision Notice10 Aug 2016View
Location-Plan LINCOLN.pdfLocation Plan23 Jun 2016View
90 LINCOLN ROAD REDCAR PROP ELEVS.pdfElevations as Proposed23 Jun 2016View
LINCOLN 500 june.pdfSite Plan29 Jun 2016View
90 LINCOLN ROAD REDCAR EXIST ELEVS.pdfElevations as Existing4 Jul 2016View
90 LINCOLN ROAD REDCAR PROP PLANS.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Proposed4 Jul 2016View
90 LINCOLN ROAD REDCAR EXIST PLANS.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Existing4 Jul 2016View
20160620_141020.jpgPhotograph showing brickwork23 Jun 2016View
LINCOLN RENDER MAP.pdfLocation Map showing Renered Properties23 Jun 2016View
20160620_141913.jpgPhotograph showing brickwork23 Jun 2016View
20160620_141902.jpgPhotograph showing brickwork23 Jun 2016View
IMG_20160622_0001_Redacted.pdfLetter of Support14 Jul 2016View

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Decision Notice_R20160402FF.pdf
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