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Proposed two storey side extension with attached garage on the ground floor. Garage conversion to habitable space with associated modifications and boundary wall at the north and west with a gate on the west boundary

57 AINTREE DRIVE SPALDING PE11 3BT

REFUSALReference: H16-0244-26South Holland District Council

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Application summary

Status
REFUSAL
Application type
Not published
Received
13 Mar 2026
Validated
19 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
14 May 2026
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Proposed two storey side extension with attached garage on the ground floor. Garage conversion to habitable space with associated modifications and boundary wall at the north and west with a gate on the west boundary

Proposal details

Reference
H16-0244-26
Parish
Spalding
Agent
A+L Architecture Studio 5 Poplar Close Hitchin SG4 9LZ

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Application location

57 AINTREE DRIVE SPALDING PE11 3BT

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form Without Personal Details17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP101 Rev 00 Ground Floor Plan: As ExistingGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP102 Rev 00 Loft Floor Plan: As ExistingGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP103 Rev 00 Roof Plan: As ExistingGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP201 Rev 02 Ground Floor Plan: As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP202 Rev 02 First Floor Plan: As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP203 Rev 02 Roof Plan: As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP204 Rev 02 Boundary wall details: As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP210 Rev 02 Front Elevation: As Existing + As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP211 Rev 02 Side Elevation: As Existing + As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP212 Rev 02 Rear Elevation: As Existing + As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP213 Rev 02 Side Elevation: As Existing + As ProposedGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
Location PlanGeneral Plans17 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP100 Rev 01 Block Plan: As ExistingGeneral Plans19 Mar 2026View
57AD-FP200 Rev 02 Block Plan: As ProposedGeneral Plans19 Mar 2026View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice7 May 2026View
Officer Report - PUBLICOfficer Report - PUBLIC7 May 2026View
Flood Risk FormFlood Risk Assessment17 Mar 2026View

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