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Certificate of Lawfulness for the proposed development of a loft conversion to include a hip to gable extension, a rear roof dormer, 2 no. roof lights within the front roof slope, a Juliet balcony and a side window.

68 Squires Bridge Road Shepperton TW17 0QA

DecidedReference: 22/00452/CPDSpelthorne Borough Council

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68 Squires Bridge Road Shepperton TW17 0QA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert. of Lawful Proposed Use and Dev
Received
25 Mar 2022
Validated
30 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
25 May 2022
Local authority
Spelthorne Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness for the proposed development of a loft conversion to include a hip to gable extension, a rear roof dormer, 2 no. roof lights within the front roof slope, a Juliet balcony and a side window.

Proposal details

Reference
22/00452/CPD
Alternative references
PP-11143883
Ward
Laleham And Shepperton Green
Agent
Courtleas Consulting Ltd

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
CPCPDZ CERT PROPOSED DEVDecision Notice · PDF20 May 2022View
DELEGATED REPORTOfficers Report · PDF20 May 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSPlans - Elevations · PDF10 May 2022View
ACKCPD ACK LETTER CPDCorrespondence · PDF4 Apr 2022View
PROPOSALOther Documents30 Mar 2022View
APPLICATIONFORMOther Documents · PDF30 Mar 2022View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDOther Documents · PDF30 Mar 2022View
FEECALCULATIONOther Documents · PDF30 Mar 2022View
ATTACHMENTSUMMARYOther Documents · PDF30 Mar 2022View
68 SQUIRES BRIDGE ROAD PLANNING EXISTING 01Plans - Elevations · PDF30 Mar 2022View
ATTACHMENTSUMMARYOther Documents · PDF28 Mar 2022View
68 SQUIRES BRIDGE ROAD PLANNING LOCATION PLAN LPPlans - Location Plan · PDF28 Mar 2022View
EXISTING PLANS 68 SQUIRES BRIDGE ROAD PLANNING EXISTING 01Plans - Combined · PDF28 Mar 2022View

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  7. Determination Deadline

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Decision & conditions

Grant Cert Lawful Prop Use/Dev
CPCPDZ CERT PROPOSED DEV
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