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Application for a Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) for single storey side extension forming a store

34 Sir John Barrow Way, ULVERSTON, LA12 9SZ

DeterminedReference: SL/2022/0209Westmorland and Furness Council

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Application location

34 Sir John Barrow Way, ULVERSTON, LA12 9SZ

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Lawful Development Certificate - Proposed Use
Received
1 Mar 2022
Validated
8 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) for single storey side extension forming a store

Proposal details

Reference
SL/2022/0209
Parish
Ulverston
Agent
Mr David Tyson

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - WebApplication Form1 Mar 2022View
Additional information - Plans cover sheetAdditional information1 Mar 2022View
Delegated ReportDelegated Report24 Mar 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice24 Mar 2022View
Plan - Proposed Side Elevation View B-B 7-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF6F_bd914f15-c997-4ccc-a774-62580c86fc1f.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Proposed Rear Elevation View C-C 9-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF70_98fb68a5-0489-400a-a91c-f2aa519824ac.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Proposed Ground Floor Plan View 3-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF72_1d668fa7-1ccf-4fba-8f89-663c5f1e3437.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Proposed Front Elevation View A-A 5-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF73_f6098909-ba36-4a10-8f16-4fe8c731cf33.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Existing Side Elevation View B-B 6-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF76_653bcd9f-084f-4006-a487-28fa52e0d990.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Existing Rear Elevation View C-C 8-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF77_065a006f-a159-4df8-befb-a319b0924a40.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Existing Ground Floor Plan View With Boundaries 1-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF78_253df0aa-c73c-4b19-bda6-c516558c2c5d.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Existing Ground Floor Plan View 2-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF79_cea524d1-0084-4622-9202-09c9817e21c6.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Plan - Existing Front Elevation View A-A 4-CR-9 A3DCPLAN_D061CB0E33264EB5AC716EF92085FF7A_58f7d1d7-3d32-44ec-96ef-e10919875150.pdf1 Mar 2022View
Location Plan - Location Plan A4Location Plan1 Mar 2022View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice
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