Planning applications submitted to Kingston Council

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Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Kingston Council, featuring proposals for home extensions and amendments to previously approved plans.

Among the applications are plans for a large single-storey rear extension and a request to alter the design of a previously approved extension.

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Below is a listed overview of applications submitted to Kingston Council this week:

4 Elmcroft Close, Chessington, KT9 1DX. Erection of a single-storey rear extension measuring 8 metres in depth, with a maximum and eaves height of 3 metres. Ref. No: 26/01757/PAEXT

203 Tudor Drive, Kingston Upon Thames, KT2 5NU. Application for a non-material amendment to change the approved roof lantern to two rooflights on a previously approved single-storey rear extension. Ref. No: 26/01755/NMA

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