Grasmere House High Lane High Birstwith HG3 2BF
Proposal
Erection of single storey rear extension and first floor extension. Alterations to front bay window. Alterations to car port. Engineering works to alter existing rear terrace (amended plans received).
- Received
- 14 October 2021
- Decided
- 28 June 2022 · Application Permitted
- Decision level
- Delegated (officer decision)
- Public comments
- 3
- Council
- Harrogate
- Ward
- Nidd Valley
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- ReceivedReceived14 Oct
- ValidatedValidated25 Oct
- Consult.Consultation23 Jun
- TargetTarget Date30 Jun
- DecidedDecided28 Jun
Decided in 246 days (council typically 49)
This is a full planning application for a single storey rear extension at Grasmere House High Lane High Birstwith HG3 2BF. Harrogate has handled 5,591 applications of this type and approves 85% of them, typically deciding them in 62 days. This one was decided in 257 days, 28 weeks longer than Harrogate's median. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. We hold 3,195 applications in total for the HG3 postcode area.
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- National Landscape (AONB): Nidderdale
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