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Around CM12 9LR · Billericay East ward. Results use the search distance below.
10 applications found.
Single-storey rear extension with a partial two-storey element (rear pitch roof dormer), a discreet first-floor infill to the rear elevation.
TPO/23/93 - 6 Lime trees to pollard (T1 to T6), reduce by 3m (which is 1m below previous cutting points). Routine tree maintenance as close to property.
Ground floor rear extension
Single storey side extension.
Replacement fascia signage to the existing commercial shopfront, the sign will be externally illuminated by a slimline trough light mounted directly above the proposed fascia sign.
Section 211 Notice - Northwest boundary - S1 - Scyamore - 10 meters in height down to 8 meters in height. Spread SouthWest 3 meters overhanging to 1 meter overhanging. S2 - Scyamore - 20 meters in height down to 16 meters in height. Spread Southwest 6 meters…
Demolish bungalow and construct replacement 5-bedroom two-storey dwelling (with rooms in roof).
Two storey rear extension
Single storey side extension incorporating garage, and part single/part two storey rear extension
Extension and conversion of the existing office building to provide affordable 14no. residential units.
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