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Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension, raised patio and associated works (Certificate of lawfulness - proposed)

5 Daly Gardens Blantyre G72 9RR

DecidedReference: HM/16/0285South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension, raised patio and associated works (Certificate of lawfulness - proposed)

Proposal details

Reference
HM/16/0285
Alternative references
100017877-001
Ward
15 Blantyre
Agent
Bare Architecture

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Application location

5 Daly Gardens Blantyre G72 9RR

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Important notes revised form1P-Application Mail15 Jul 2016View
Decision notice - grant certificate of lawfulness for proposed useP-Application Mail15 Jul 2016View
Elevations as proposed - drg no ar16121(bw)003 - approvedP-Plans · PDF13 Jul 2016View
Officer reportP-Application Mail6 Jul 2016View
Proposed floor plan - drg no ar16121(bw)002P-Plans · PDF4 Jul 2016View
Proposed elevations - drg no ar16121(bw)003P-Plans · PDF4 Jul 2016View
Valid letterP-Application Mail4 Jul 2016View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Plan as proposed - drg no. ar16121(bw)002P-Plans · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Plan and elevation as existing - drg no. ar16121 (bw)001 - approvedP-Plans · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Section as proposed - drg no ar16121(bw)005P-Plans · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Application summaryP-Application Mail · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Location and block plans - drg no. ar16121(lp)001 - approvedP-Plans · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Section as proposed - drg no, ar16121(bw)004P-Plans · PDF1 Jul 2016View
Elevations as proposed - drg no. ar16121(bw)003P-Plans · PDF1 Jul 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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