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TWO STOREY EXTENSION TO SIDE INCLUING JULIETTE BALCONY AND PORCH

1A RAILWAY COTTAGES GUISBOROUGH TS14 8HH

ApprovedReference: R/2021/0073/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
27 Jan 2021
Validated
28 Jan 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

TWO STOREY EXTENSION TO SIDE INCLUING JULIETTE BALCONY AND PORCH

Proposal details

Reference
R/2021/0073/FF
Agent
AOP

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1A RAILWAY COTTAGES GUISBOROUGH TS14 8HH

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Application Form(1).pdfApplication Form28 Jan 2021View
GTC.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council11 Feb 2021View
Consultee Response - Engineering.pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)12 Mar 2021View
Consultee response - Guisborough Town Council.pdfConsultee Response - Guisborough Town Council (2)16 Apr 2021View
Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice22 Apr 2021View
RC104 Site Plans(1).pdfLocation Plan and Site Plan as Existing - AMENDED 01 04 20211 Apr 2021View
Officer Report.pdfOfficer Report22 Apr 2021View
AB PROPERTY.pdfNeighbour Comments - A B Property Consulting Ltd9 Feb 2021View
GILLMAN T.pdfNeighbour Comments - Gillman T12 Apr 2021View
RC104 Site Plans.pdfLocation and Site Plan as Existing27 Jan 2021View
RC105 Proposed Site PLan.pdfSite Plan as Proposed27 Jan 2021View
RC101 Proposed Floor Plans.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Proposed27 Jan 2021View
RC102 Proposed Elevations.pdfElevations as Proposed27 Jan 2021View
RC103 Proposed Car Port.pdfPlans and Elevations of Car Port as Proposed27 Jan 2021View
RC100 Existing Plans & Elevations.pdfPlans and Elevations as Existing27 Jan 2021View
RC107 Site Context.pdfSite Context18 Mar 2021View
RC105 Proposed Site PLan(1).pdfSite Plan as Proposed - AMENDED 01 04 20211 Apr 2021View
RC101 Proposed Plans.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Proposed - AMENDED 01 04 20211 Apr 2021View
RC102 Proposed Elevations(1).pdfElevations as Proposed - AMENDED 01 04 20211 Apr 2021View
RC106 Proposed CCGI's.pdfImages27 Jan 2021View
Design and access statement 1A Railway cottage.pdfDesign and Access Statement18 Mar 2021View

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