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DEMOLITION OF REAR CONSERVATORY AND GARAGE AND KITCHEN EXTENSION TO SIDE; REPLACE WITH PART TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION INCLUDING DORMER TO FRONT/ PART SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION; FRONT PORCH WITH SOFT AND HARD LANDSCAPING

41 SPRINGBANK ROAD ORMESBY MIDDLESBROUGH TS7 9EL

ApprovedReference: R/2022/0725/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
5 Sept 2022
Validated
6 Sept 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

DEMOLITION OF REAR CONSERVATORY AND GARAGE AND KITCHEN EXTENSION TO SIDE; REPLACE WITH PART TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION INCLUDING DORMER TO FRONT/ PART SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION; FRONT PORCH WITH SOFT AND HARD LANDSCAPING

Proposal details

Reference
R/2022/0725/FF
Agent
S2C ARCHITECTS LTD

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Application location

41 SPRINGBANK ROAD ORMESBY MIDDLESBROUGH TS7 9EL

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form5 Sept 2022View
DECISION NOTICE.pdfDecision Notice8 Nov 2022View
22.09-01- Location Plan 41 Springbank 1-1250 A4 .pdfLocation Plan5 Sept 2022View
OFFICER REPORT.pdfOfficer Report8 Nov 2022View
22.09-21- Proposed Plans 1-100 A3 200822 wd.pdfProposed Floor Plans5 Sept 2022View
22.09-30 Proposed Elevations 1-100 A3 190822.pdfProposed Elevations5 Sept 2022View
22.09-20A- Proposed Site Plan 1-200 A3 060922.pdfProposed Site Plan6 Sept 2022View
22.09-02- Existing Site Plan 1-500 A4.pdfExisting Site Plan5 Sept 2022View
22.09-05- Existing Plans 1-100 A3 170822.pdfExisting Floor Plans5 Sept 2022View
22.09-10- Existing Elevations 1-100 A3 170822..pdfExisting Elevations5 Sept 2022View
22.09-04A- Existing Site Plan 1-500 A4 060922.pdfExisting Site Plan6 Sept 2022View
22.09-20C- Proposed Site Plan 1-200 A3 171022.pdfProposed Site Plan Amended 20/10/202220 Oct 2022View
22.09-21B- Proposed Plans 1-100 A3 171022..pdfProposed Floor Plans Amended 20/10/202220 Oct 2022View
22.09-30B Proposed Elevations 1-100 A3 171022..pdfProposed Elevations Amended 20/10/202220 Oct 2022View
22.09- Design and Access Statement. 010922.pdfDesign and Access Statement5 Sept 2022View

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