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Proposed porch and single storey extension to the East elevation. Pitched roof to replace flat roof over garage and garage conversion.

63 Stockerston Crescent Uppingham Rutland LE15 9UA

DecidedReference: 2022/0071/FULRutland County Council

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63 Stockerston Crescent Uppingham Rutland LE15 9UA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
14 Jan 2022
Validated
14 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
11 Mar 2022
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Proposed porch and single storey extension to the East elevation. Pitched roof to replace flat roof over garage and garage conversion.

Proposal details

Reference
2022/0071/FUL
Alternative references
PP-10521498
Ward
Uppingham Ward
Parish
Uppingham Town Council
Agent
Thomas Wilson Architects

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF24 Feb 2022View
DELEGATED OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF15 Feb 2022View
NOTIFIED NEIGHBOUR LISTNotified Neighbour List · PDF20 Jan 2022View
APPLICATION FORM - REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF14 Jan 2022View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF14 Jan 2022View
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYDrawing · PDF14 Jan 2022View
FLOOR PLANS, ELEVATIONS & SECTIONSDrawing Existing · PDF14 Jan 2022View
BLOCK PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View
SITE PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View
SOUTH ELEVATIONDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View
WEST ELEVATIONDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View
NORTH ELEVATIONDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View
EAST ELEVATIONDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View
GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF14 Jan 2022View

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