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Installation of front and rear dormer windows on 2 flatted dwellings

1-1 8 Croftbank Crescent Bothwell G71 8RS

DecidedReference: P/20/1298South Lanarkshire

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Application location

1-1 8 Croftbank Crescent Bothwell G71 8RS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
28 Sept 2020
Validated
28 Sept 2020
Determination deadline
27 Nov 2020
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Installation of front and rear dormer windows on 2 flatted dwellings

Proposal details

Reference
P/20/1298
Alternative references
100311591-001
Ward
16 Bothwell And Uddingston
Agent
jmacArchitect

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Grant householder applicationDecision7 Dec 2020View
Important notesDecision7 Dec 2020View
Officer reportReport7 Dec 2020View
Amended front elevation as proposedApproved drawing · PDF19 Nov 2020View
Amended loft floor plan as proposedApproved drawing · PDF19 Nov 2020View
Ground floor plan as existingApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
First floor plan as existingApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
First floor plan as proposedApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Superseded second floor plan as proposedSuperseded drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Front elevation as existingApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Rear elevation as existingApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Superseded front elevation as proposedSuperseded drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Rear elevation as proposedApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Section as proposedApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF28 Sept 2020View
A location planApproved drawing · PDF28 Sept 2020View

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  5. Determination Deadline

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  7. Decision Made Date

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Grant householder application Important notes
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