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Demolish existing dormer and replace, extend existing single storey element of dwellling, refurbish dwelling internally and replace all windows and doors. Demolish and rebuild existing garages.

4 Eversley House Leasgill MILNTHORPE LA7 7EY

DeterminedReference: 2024/1767/FPAWestmorland and Furness Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Householder
Received
23 Sept 2024
Validated
23 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Demolish existing dormer and replace, extend existing single storey element of dwellling, refurbish dwelling internally and replace all windows and doors. Demolish and rebuild existing garages.

Proposal details

Reference
2024/1767/FPA
Ward
Levens and Crooklands
Parish
Heversham
Agent
Mr Matt Davies, Ben Cunliffe Architects

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Application location

4 Eversley House Leasgill MILNTHORPE LA7 7EY

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form No Personal Data23 Sept 2024View
Site/Block Plan - ExistingExisting Block/Site Plan23 Sept 2024View
Elevations - ExistingExisting Elevations Plan23 Sept 2024View
Floor Plan - ExistingExisting Floor Plan23 Sept 2024View
Proposed site planProposed Block/Site Plan23 Sept 2024View
Elevation - ProposedProposed Elevations Plan23 Sept 2024View
Proposed Floor planProposed Floor Plan23 Sept 2024View
Artist's ImpressionsProposed Plan23 Sept 2024View
The location planSite Location Plan23 Sept 2024View
Tree Constraints SurveyTree Survey Plan23 Sept 2024View
Biodiversity statementBiodiversity Survey/Report23 Sept 2024View
Heritage, Design and access statementHeritage Statement23 Sept 2024View
Tree ReportTree Survey14 Oct 2024View
Heversham Parish CouncilConsultation Response24 Oct 2024View
ArboriculturistConsultation Response26 Nov 2024View
Householder Delg ReportDelegated Report27 Nov 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice27 Nov 2024View

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