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Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed hip to gable loft conversion including rear dormer extension and 3no. rooflights to the front elevation.

20, Bridge Close, Slough, SL1 5JF

Registered applicationReference: P/20579/003Slough Borough Council

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Application location

20, Bridge Close, Slough, SL1 5JF

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Application summary

Status
Registered application
Application type
Certificate Proposed (Use/Development)
Received
31 Dec 2025
Validated
31 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
25 Feb 2026
Local authority
Slough Borough Council

Application overview

Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed hip to gable loft conversion including rear dormer extension and 3no. rooflights to the front elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
P/20579/003
Alternative references
PP-14593528
Ward
Cippenham Green
Agent
Mr Abdul Wajid
UPRN
100080309631

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Signed Decision NoticeDecisions22 Apr 2026View
Signed Officer ReportDecisions22 Apr 2026View

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  6. Valid date

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Decision & conditions

Refusal CLU/D;Informatives
Signed Decision Notice Signed Officer Report
Planning conditions
  1. The proposal is not lawful as it contrary to article 3(5) of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended), the alterations to the dwelling do not appear to benefit from planning permission. Moreover, the submitted plans are inaccurate and do not show the existing development at the time the application was submitted.
  2. The applicant is advised to revert the extensions to be built in accordance with approved plans (Ref: P/20579/002), or retrospectively apply for planning permission, or the applicant will be at risk of enforcement. The applicant is advised that the LPA are not likely to accept a rear dormer through planning permission.
  3. refuse to issue a lawful development certicate.
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