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Planning application :
2024/00326/FUL
Decided: APPLICATION APPROVED
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Erection of rear extensions at ground, first and second floor level following the demolition of existing conservatory extension at ground floor level; erection of a single storey rear extension to the...
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42 Ashcombe Street, London, SW6 3AN
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Proposal
Erection of rear extensions at ground, first and second floor level following the demolition of existing conservatory extension at ground floor level; erection of a single storey rear extension to the rear and side of the extended back addition; formation of a roof terrace at first floor level to the rear elevation; replacement of 2no rooflights with dormer windows in the front roofslope and 1no rooflight with a dormer window in the rear roofslope; installation of 1no rooflight above the main flat roof at roof level.
Proposed land use
Existing land use
Land use at time of application
Applicant
Mr SANDBERG
Agent/Company
Mr Mark Boyd / Marque Architecture and Design
Planning officer
Hasna Miah
Timeline
Received
13 February 2024
Registered
28 February 2024
Validated
27 February 2024
Consultation Period
28 February 2024 - 23 April 2024
Neighbours notified
28 February 2024
Consultees notified
28 February 2024
Site note erected
06 March 2024
Notice published in local press
06 March 2024
Statutory expiry date
31 May 2027
Decided
31 May 2024
Appeal submitted?
No
Site details
Address
42 Ashcombe Street, London, SW6 3AN
Ward
Palace And Hurlingham
Co-ordinates
Easting: 525602 Northing: 176169
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