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Change of use of part of land to residential, the erection of single storey rear extensions to create larger sitting room and dining room, creation of balcony, rear dormer window and the widening of vehicular access at

2 Royle Farm Cottage, Cauldwell Road, Drakelow, Swadlincote, DE15 9TU

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMPA/2020/0322South Derbyshire District Council

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Application location

2 Royle Farm Cottage, Cauldwell Road, Drakelow, Swadlincote, DE15 9TU

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
30 Mar 2020
Validated
30 Mar 2020
Determination deadline
19 Jun 2020
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Change of use of part of land to residential, the erection of single storey rear extensions to create larger sitting room and dining room, creation of balcony, rear dormer window and the widening of vehicular access at

Proposal details

Reference
DMPA/2020/0322

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Elevations and Floor PlansPlans30 Mar 2020View
Amended Site Plans and ElevationsDrawing18 Jun 2020View
Consultation Response- Highways ListConsultee comments23 Apr 2020View
Proposed Elevations and Floor Plans (Amended)Plans17 Jun 2020View
Officer ReportDecision18 Jun 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision18 Jun 2020View
Consultation Response- Ramblers AssociationConsultee comments28 Apr 2020View
Proposed Plans and Elevations (Amended)Plans18 Jun 2020View
The location plan and existing and proposed block planPlans30 Mar 2020View
County HighwaysConsultee comments27 May 2020View
Consultation response - CHAConsultee comments29 Apr 2020View
Location Plan and Existing and Proposed Block PlanPlans26 May 2020View
Existing Elevations and Floor PlansPlans30 Mar 2020View
Proposed Elevations and Floor PlansPlans26 May 2020View
Document (title not published)Unspecified30 Apr 2020View
Consultation Response- Rights of Way OfficerConsultee comments28 Apr 2020View
Application FormForm30 Mar 2020View

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