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Single storey extension, new pitched roof over existing garage, addition of glass railings on existing first floor balcony, and replacement bay window to lounge

Hawthorne Cottage Quickedge Road Mossley Tameside OL5 0PT

DecidedReference: 13/00600/FULTameside Metropolitan Borough Council

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Hawthorne Cottage Quickedge Road Mossley Tameside OL5 0PT

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
16 Jul 2013
Validated
22 Jul 2013
Determination deadline
16 Sept 2013
Local authority
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Single storey extension, new pitched roof over existing garage, addition of glass railings on existing first floor balcony, and replacement bay window to lounge

Proposal details

Reference
13/00600/FUL
Alternative references
PP-02768531
Ward
Mossley
Parish
Mossley
Agent
Bernard Taylor Partnership Ltd

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DocumentPublishedAction
TESTDrawings · PDF21 Aug 2013View
Existing First Floor PlanDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Existing Roof PlanDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed PlansDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
3D External Renderings ProposedDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed North and South ElevationsDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed ElevationsDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Existing East and West ElevationsDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Existing Ground Floor PlanDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed Roof PlanDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Existing ElevationsDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Existing North and South ElevationsDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed East and West ElevationsDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Existing PlansDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed First Floor PlanDrawings · PDF19 Aug 2013View
Proposed Bay Window PlanDrawings · PDF29 Jul 2013View
Proposed Volume PlanDrawings · PDF25 Jul 2013View
Location PlanDrawings · PDF25 Jul 2013View
Application Form And CertificateApplication Form · PDF17 Jul 2013View

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