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Demolition of existing garage, and erection of ground-floor extension to rear (west) elevation.

The Little House 9A Colley Rise Lyddington Rutland LE15 9LL

DecidedReference: FUL/2009/0082Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Other Application Type
Received
3 Feb 2009
Validated
18 Feb 2009
Determination deadline
14 Apr 2009
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing garage, and erection of ground-floor extension to rear (west) elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2009/0082
Ward
Lyddington Ward
Parish
Lyddington Parish Council
Agent
Mr Mark Needham

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Application location

The Little House 9A Colley Rise Lyddington Rutland LE15 9LL

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DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF9 Apr 2009View
APPROVED_EXISTING REAR ELEVATION (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_EXISTING FRONT ELEVATION (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_PROPOSED SITE PLAN (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATION (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_EXISTING SITE PLAN (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_PROPOSED REAR ELEVATION (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_PROPOSED FLOORPLAN & GENERAL ARRANGEMENT (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_SIDE ELEVATION (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_EXISTING NW ELEVATION (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
PLANS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_FIRE RECESS & CHIMNEY DETAILS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_PROPOSED SE & NW ELEVATIONS (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_PROPOSED FLOORPLAN (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
APPROVED_CROSS SECTION_LOCATIONS A.B.C (PDF)Historic Application · PDF18 Feb 2009View
Application FormHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View

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