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Prior approval notification for a single storey rear extension measuring 5.958 metres in depth beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house measuring a maximum height of 3.451 metres and a height to the eaves of 3 metres (following demolition of an existing single storey rear extension).

204 Feltham Road Ashford TW15 1AS

Decided (Prior Approval not required)Reference: 19/00793/PDHSpelthorne Borough Council

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Application location

204 Feltham Road Ashford TW15 1AS

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Application summary

Status
Decided (Prior Approval not required)
Application type
PD Householder Prior Approval
Received
4 Jun 2019
Validated
4 Jun 2019
Determination deadline
16 Jul 2019
Local authority
Spelthorne Borough Council

Application overview

Prior approval notification for a single storey rear extension measuring 5.958 metres in depth beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house measuring a maximum height of 3.451 metres and a height to the eaves of 3 metres (following demolition of an existing single storey rear extension).

Proposal details

Reference
19/00793/PDH
Ward
Ashford East
Agent
Fluent ADS Ltd

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers ReportOfficers Report18 Jul 2019View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Jul 2019View
Plans - ElevationsPlans - Elevations · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Plans - ElevationsPlans - Elevations · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Plans - Floor PlansPlans - Floor Plans · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Plans - Floor PlansPlans - Floor Plans · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Plans - Location PlanPlans - Location Plan · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Plans - Location PlanPlans - Location Plan · PDF4 Jun 2019View
CIL - FormCIL - Form · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF4 Jun 2019View

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Not Required
Decision Notice
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