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Lawfulness of alterations to existing property, including the alteration and extension of dwellinghouse, replacement of an existing lean-to extension with a flat roofed extension and refurbishment of the existing cottage, including the installation of windows, doors and rooflights

Gartnerichnich Aberfoyle Stirling FK8 3TP

DecidedReference: 2020/0188/LAWThe Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

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Gartnerichnich Aberfoyle Stirling FK8 3TP

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness
Received
13 Aug 2020
Validated
25 Aug 2020
Determination deadline
24 Oct 2020
Local authority
The Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

Application overview

Lawfulness of alterations to existing property, including the alteration and extension of dwellinghouse, replacement of an existing lean-to extension with a flat roofed extension and refurbishment of the existing cottage, including the installation of windows, doors and rooflights

Proposal details

Reference
2020/0188/LAW
Alternative references
100291899-001
Ward
Trossachs And Teith Ward
Agent
Dualchas Architects

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision notice finalDecision · PDF22 Oct 2020View
Delegated report finalRecommendation9 Oct 2020View
Existing and Proposed DrawingsPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Existing Elevations 1Plan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Existing elevations 2Plan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Existing LocationPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Existing plansPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Existing SectionsPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Existing Site planPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Location planPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed cross section BBPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed East elevationPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed First floorPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed Ground floorPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed Location planPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed North elevationPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed Roof planPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed Site planPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed South elevationPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View
Proposed West elevationPlan agreed · PDF13 Aug 2020View

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