96 Edgwarebury Lane, HA8 8LY
Submission of details of condition 8 (Reasonable Avoidance Method Statement (RAMS)) pursuant to planning permission 26/2271/HSE dated 01/10/2026
- Reference
- 26/3868/CON
- Application date
- 26 October 2026
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31 applications found.
Submission of details of condition 8 (Reasonable Avoidance Method Statement (RAMS)) pursuant to planning permission 26/2271/HSE dated 01/10/2026
Roof extension involving side and rear dormer window and 2no. side and 2no. front facing rooflights. Conversion of the existing garage into habitable room, insertion of window to replace garage door
Roof extension involving hip to gable and rear dormer window
Relocation of entrance door to front elevation; Single storey side extension, Installation of Juliette balcony to first floor side elevation; Installation of rooflights to side roof slope; Intallation of solar panels to side roof slope; External alterations (Demolition of side extension)
Single storey rear extension. 3no. rooflights
Single storey rear extension with 1no. roof lantern. Changes to fenestration. (amended description)
Single Storey Side, Rear and Part Front Extension, Installation of Side Facing Gable Window
SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND GARAGE CONVERSION
The proposal is for the conversion of the existing integral garage to habitable space with a new flank window, with the garage door retained for façade continuity, and the removal of one sycamore tree T7a and one cypress tree T8 in the rear garden.
First floor side and rear extension
First floor side dormer extension
Roof extension involving side and rear dormer window and 2no. front facing rooflights. Conversion of the existing garage into habitable room, insertion of window to replace garage door
Single storey rear extension with a proposed depth of 6.00 metres, maximum height of 3.90 metres and eaves height of 2.99 metres, following demolition of the existing outrigger and rear bay window.
Single storey front extension incorporating porch; single storey side to rear extension; external alterations (demolition of outbuilding)
Front porch (Retrospective)
Demolition and redevelopment to provide a new two storey detached dwelling with habitable roof space and rear dormers; Balcony to first floor rear elevation; Raised patio to rear; Hard and soft landscaping to front and rear; Boundary treatment; Installation of solar panels to roof; EV charging points to…
Single storey detached outbuilding at rear with attached veranda for use as Gym
Construction of a rear outbuilding with 2no. rooflights
Subdivision of the existing dwelling into 2no. self-contained dwellings. Changes to fenestration and insertion of 2no. rear and 1no. front facing rooflight. Associated landscaping to rear, refuse/recycling and cycle storage and parking.
Part single, part two storey front, side and rear extensions following demolition of the existing garage. Roof extension including hip to gable and rear dormer window
Single storey rear extension with 3no. rooflights and extension to existing patio
EIA Screening Opinion under the Town & Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 20171
Roof extension involving raising of the ridge height, rear dormer window and front and side facing rooflights. Alterations and extension to the first floor front/side extension to form crown roof.
Listed Building Consent: repair and conservation works to the southern gate pier.
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