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Certificate of lawfulness for a single storey side extension.

66 Sish Lane Stevenage Herts SG1 3LS

DecidedReference: 15/00651/CLPDStevenage Borough Council

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66 Sish Lane Stevenage Herts SG1 3LS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert. of Lawful PROPOSED development
Received
23 Oct 2015
Validated
14 Jan 2016
Determination deadline
10 Mar 2016
Local authority
Stevenage Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness for a single storey side extension.

Proposal details

Reference
15/00651/CLPD
Alternative references
To Follow
Ward
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Parish
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Agent
To Follow

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
29 CLPD APPROVAL DNDecision Notice4 Feb 2016View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF14 Jan 2016View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
EXISTING PLANDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
PROPOSED PLANDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
PROPOSED REAR ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATION 2Drawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
EXISTING REAR ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
EXISTING SIDE ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View
EXISTING FRONT ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Oct 2015View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  5. Latest Consultation Expiry Date

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  6. Application Validated Date

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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  8. Decision Made Date

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  9. Determination Deadline

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  10. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Certificate of Lawfulness Approved

Appeal status: To Follow · To Follow

29 CLPD APPROVAL DN
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