Current extension has been built under permitted development to be single storey extension with flat roof Proposal is to now install Obscure smoked glass bacony to 3 no sides to stop viewing over neighbouring properties & allow a balcony to be formed

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/1774/FUL - Erection of side extension, partly single-storey, partly two-storey, to house swimming pool with bedroom above. - Removal of the swimming pool from the plans and from the description of development. Changes to the internal layout. Changes to the windows and doors and provision of rooflights in lieu of approved glazed roof lantern.

Non Material Amendment of DC/21/1774/FUL (Erection of side extension, partly single-storey, partly two-storey, to house swimming pool with bedroom above) - Removal of swimming pool from approved plans and from description of development under planning permission DC/21/1774/FUL; changes to internal layout; changes to windows and doors; provision of rooflights in lieu of glazed roof lantern; changes to height of extensions; changes to ground level

Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) - The works include the erection of a single storey rear extension, provision of new side elevation window and new porch. SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION - No more than half the area of land around the "original house". - No extensions forward of the principal elevation or side elevation - No extension to be higher than the highest part of the roof - Extension to be max 3m from rear wall of "original house" - Maximum height of a single-storey rear extension of 3.3m - Extension to have a flat roof with roof light - Maximum eaves height of extension within 2m of the boundary to be 3m - materials to match existing The works as shown on the accompanying drawing meet the above permitted development criteria and are considered to be lawful

Prior Notification (Householder) - Removal of existing single storey rear elements, including glazed sun room. Erection of new single storey flat roofed rear extension, to extend 5.966m from rear wall of original two storey dwelling. Maximum eaves height (defined by MHCLG' Permitted Development Rights for Householders Technical Guidance' as the point at which the plane of the wall meets the plane of the roof) of 3.0m, with parapet upstand to flank wall above eaves line. Extension to incorporate large format glazing, with remainder finished in colour washed render as first floor of main house. Note; the indicated pergola does not form part of this submission. The pergola will be a free standing element, erected under existent permitted development rights, but is shown for clarity.

Infill development consisting of 4No. one-bedroom flats and 3 No. two-bedroom flats (7No. flats in total) over four floors, inclusive of rooms in the roof. Conversion of laundrette to extend existing house of multiple occupation to create three additional en suite bedrooms on the ground floor and additional kitchen. Resubmission following 3 year time elapse of application 19/3342.

The proposed development replaces the existing poor quality lean-to kitchen extension. The proposed replacement utilises the existing foundations and plinth brickwork. The existing rendered masonry walls will be removed and replaced with a larch clad studwork. Finally the existing poor quality glazed roof will be removed and replaced with a new Lonsdale glazed roof system. The proposed renovations are of the exact same scale as the existing kitchen extension.

Listed Building Consent - The proposed development replaces the existing poor quality lean-to kitchen extension. The proposed replacement utilises the existing foundations and plinth brickwork. The existing rendered masonry walls will be removed and replaced with a larch clad studwork. Finally the existing poor quality glazed roof will be removed and replaced with a new Lonsdale glazed roof system. The proposed renovations are of the exact same scale as the existing kitchen extension

Discharge of Condition Nos. 4, 5, 6 and 7 of DC/21/3390/FUL - Extension and re-roofing to bungalow to create chalet bungalow - Prior to the dwelling hereby permitted being first occupied, the vehicular access onto the highway shall be properly surfaced with a bound material for a minimum distance of 5 metres from the edge of the metalled carriageway, in accordance with details previously submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority, means to prevent the discharge of surface water from the development onto the highway, manoeuvring and parking of vehicles including secure cycle storage and electric vehicle infrastructure and details of the areas to be provided for storage of Refuse/Recycling bins

Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) - My client plans to construct single story extension with a glass roof, I would like confirmation that this falls under permitted development. I have checked the criteria against the technical document and dimensionally it seems to comply with being permitted development.