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Erection of single-storey rear extension

34 Collie Wynd Cambuslang G72 6WF

DecidedReference: P/25/1239South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
20 Oct 2025
Validated
29 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
28 Dec 2025
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of single-storey rear extension

Proposal details

Reference
P/25/1239
Alternative references
100730122-001
Ward
14 Cambuslang East
Agent
William Ewing

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Application location

34 Collie Wynd Cambuslang G72 6WF

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Grant householder applicationDecision19 Dec 2025View
Officers reportReport · PDF19 Dec 2025View
Existing ground floor planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Existing first floor planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Existing roof planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Existing south east elevationApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Existing north west elevationApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Existing south west elevationswelevApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Existing north east elevationApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed ground floor planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed first floor planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed roof planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed south east elevationApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed south west elevationApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed north east elevationApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Proposed block planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF20 Oct 2025View
A location planApproved drawing · PDF20 Oct 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Grant householder application
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