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Erection of single storey side extension with alterations to the existing rear extension (Certificate of Lawfulness - Proposed)

69 Cantieslaw Drive East Kilbride G74 3AH

DecidedReference: EK/16/0146South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert of lawfulness (Proposed)
Received
4 May 2016
Validated
17 May 2016
Determination deadline
17 Jul 2016
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of single storey side extension with alterations to the existing rear extension (Certificate of Lawfulness - Proposed)

Proposal details

Reference
EK/16/0146
Alternative references
100011616-001
Ward
08 East Kilbride Central North
Agent
Bare Architecture

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Application location

69 Cantieslaw Drive East Kilbride G74 3AH

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision notice - grant certificate of lawfulness for proposed useP-Application Mail8 Jun 2016View
Officer reportP-Application Mail2 Jun 2016View
Approved - ground floor plan as proposed - drg ar16089(bw)003 rev bP-Plans · PDF26 May 2016View
Valid letterP-Application Mail18 May 2016View
Approved - side elevation as proposed - drg no 005 rev bP-Plans · PDF17 May 2016View
Approved - rear and front elevation as proposed - drg no 004 rev cP-Plans · PDF17 May 2016View
Approved - section b-b as proposed - drg no 008 rev aP-Plans · PDF17 May 2016View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail5 May 2016View
Approved - ground floor plan as existing - drg no ar16089 (bw) 001P-Plans · PDF4 May 2016View
Approved - existing and proposed drawings - drg no ar16089 (lp) 001P-Plans · PDF4 May 2016View
Approved - elevations as existing - drg no ar16089 (bw) 002P-Plans · PDF4 May 2016View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF4 May 2016View
Application summaryP-Application Mail · PDF4 May 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant certificate of lawfulness for proposed use
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