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Certificate of lawfulness for the proposed development of a single storey rear extension with a pitched roof, plus a loft conversion to include a rear facing dormer and four no. front facing rooflights.

55 Elizabeth Avenue Laleham Staines-upon-Thames TW18 1JW

DecidedReference: 24/01046/CPDSpelthorne Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert. of Lawful Proposed Use and Dev
Received
2 Sept 2024
Validated
4 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
30 Oct 2024
Local authority
Spelthorne Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness for the proposed development of a single storey rear extension with a pitched roof, plus a loft conversion to include a rear facing dormer and four no. front facing rooflights.

Proposal details

Reference
24/01046/CPD
Alternative references
PP-13374847
Ward
Staines South
Parish
Staines South And Ashford West ED
Agent
Mike Beck Design Ltd

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Application location

55 Elizabeth Avenue Laleham Staines-upon-Thames TW18 1JW

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
CPCPDZ CERT PROPOSED DEVDecision Notice · PDF21 Oct 2024View
DELEGATED REPORT UPDATED 24.6.20Officers Report · PDF21 Oct 2024View
ACKCPD ACK LETTER CPDCorrespondence · PDF5 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED FRONT, SIDE AND REAR ELEVATIONSPlans - Combined · PDF4 Sept 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF2 Sept 2024View
FEECALCULATIONOther Documents · PDF2 Sept 2024View
ATTACHMENTSUMMARYOther Documents · PDF2 Sept 2024View
LOCATION PLANPlans - Location Plan · PDF2 Sept 2024View
EXISTING GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLANSPlans - Floor Plans · PDF2 Sept 2024View
EXISTING SECOND FLOOR AND ROOF PLANSPlans - Combined · PDF2 Sept 2024View
EXISTING FRONT, SIDE AND REAR ELEVATIONSPlans - Elevations · PDF2 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLANSPlans - Floor Plans · PDF2 Sept 2024View
PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR AND ROOF PLANSPlans - Combined · PDF2 Sept 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Grant Cert Lawful Prop Use/Dev
CPCPDZ CERT PROPOSED DEV
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