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Proposed single storey rear extension

Early Birds Perrymill Lane Sambourne Redditch B96 6PD

Proposed Lawful Development - PermittedReference: 23/03082/LDPStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Proposed Lawful Development - Permitted
Application type
Certificate Lawful Development-Proposed
Received
15 Nov 2023
Validated
1 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Proposed single storey rear extension

Proposal details

Reference
23/03082/LDP
Ward
Studley South
Parish
Sambourne
Agent
Mr Henry Morris

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Application location

Early Birds Perrymill Lane Sambourne Redditch B96 6PD

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
0419_01_001_A3 (Existing Site & Location Plans)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_003_A3 (Existing Ground Floor Plan)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_009_P2_A3 (Proposed Roof Plan) submitted 01/12/2023Council document1 Dec 2023View
0419_01_006_A3 (Existing Elevations) submitted 01/12/2023Council document1 Dec 2023View
0419_01_002 (Proposed Site & Location Plans) submitted 01/12/2023Council document1 Dec 2023View
0419_01_010_P4 (Proposed Elevations) submitted 14.12.2023Council document18 Dec 2023View
Application Form Redacted submitted 01.12.2023Council document1 Dec 2023View
DelegatedCouncil document20 Dec 2023View
Notice of DecisionCouncil document20 Dec 2023View
Decision LetterCouncil document20 Dec 2023View
ApplicationFormCouncil document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_002_A3 (Proposed Site & Location Plans)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_006_A3 (Existing Elevations)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_007_P2_A3 (PDR) (Proposed Ground Floor Plan)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_009_P2_A3 (Proposed Roof Plan)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_010_A3 (Proposed Elevations)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_010_P3_A3 (Proposed Elevations)Council document15 Nov 2023View
0419_01_010_P3_A3 (Proposed Elevations) submitted 01/12/2023Council document1 Dec 2023View
Cil FormCouncil document1 Dec 2023View

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Decision & conditions

Lawful Dev. Cert. Proposed Permitted
Notice of Decision Decision Letter
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