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SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION TO PROVIDE LEARNING AREA AND BREAKOUT/GAMES AREA FOR YOUNG RESIDENTS; ALTERATION TO 2 FIRST FLOOR WINDOWS AT REAR; NEW PAVED AREA AND 1.8M TIMBER BOARDED FENCING AT REAR

54 - 56 LEIGHTON ROAD GRANGETOWN TS6 7HQ

ApprovedReference: R/2020/0313/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
19 Jun 2020
Validated
15 Jul 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION TO PROVIDE LEARNING AREA AND BREAKOUT/GAMES AREA FOR YOUNG RESIDENTS; ALTERATION TO 2 FIRST FLOOR WINDOWS AT REAR; NEW PAVED AREA AND 1.8M TIMBER BOARDED FENCING AT REAR

Proposal details

Reference
R/2020/0313/FF
Agent
THIRTEEN

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Application location

54 - 56 LEIGHTON ROAD GRANGETOWN TS6 7HQ

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
APPLICATION FORM 0313.pdfApplication Form19 Jun 2020View
Development Engineers.pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)17 Aug 2020View
DECISION NOTICE.pdfDecision Notice9 Sept 2020View
Site Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan19 Jun 2020View
OFFICER REPORT.pdfOfficer Report9 Sept 2020View
LR-12 Proposed Block Plan.pdfSite Plan19 Jun 2020View
LR-03 Existing Ground Floor Plan.pdfGround Floor Layout Plans as Existing19 Jun 2020View
LR-04 Existing First Floor Plan.pdfFirst Floor Layout Plans as Existing19 Jun 2020View
LR-05 Existing Elevations Sheet 1.pdfElevations as Existing19 Jun 2020View
LR-06 Existing Elevations Sheet 2.pdfElevations as Existing19 Jun 2020View
LR-07 Existing Block Plan.pdfExisting Block Plan19 Jun 2020View
LR-08 Proposed Ground Floor Plan.pdfGround Floor Layout Plans as Proposed19 Jun 2020View
LR-09 Proposed First Floor Plan.pdfFirst Floor Layout Plans as Proposed19 Jun 2020View
LR-10 Proposed Elevations Sheet 1.pdfElevations as Proposed19 Jun 2020View
LR-11 Proposed Elevations Sheet 2.pdfElevations as Proposed19 Jun 2020View
LR-15 Proposed Fence Elevations.pdfFence Elevations30 Jun 2020View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement19 Jun 2020View

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