A single-storey rear extension and window alterations, including a new ground-floor side window, are proposed at a property on Gernon Road in Letchworth Garden City.

Proposals involve alterations to the existing rear and side fenestration, including the removal of current windows and structural piers, the modification of openings, and the installation of replacement windows.

This application proposes the conversion of the first and second floors from commercial use into two residential flats. The works include associated alterations to the windows and doors, alongside the provision of cycle and bin storage.

Permission is sought for a change of use to utilise the building for meeting rooms, seminars and community workshop events.

It is proposed to install illuminated cabinets for a defibrillator and bleed kit on an external wall.

Permission is sought to continue using an existing rooftop area as an outdoor seating space for food and beverage consumption associated with the nearby business.

The application proposes a rear roof extension, front rooflights, a front porch, external cladding, and a detached front garage following the demolition of existing outbuildings. Additional works include fenestration alterations, boundary walls, and rear decking.

Proposals involve the construction of a single storey rear and side extension, alongside alterations to rear store windows and doors to enable its conversion into a gym.

Proposals involve the construction of a single storey extension at the rear of the property.

This application proposes the demolition of an existing conservatory to make way for a single-storey rear extension, alongside associated rear hard landscaping works.

The proposal seeks to raise the roof ridge height across both properties, install rear dormer windows and front rooflights to enable loft conversions, and construct a single-storey rear extension to number 29 following partial demolition.

Application for a lawful development certificate seeking confirmation that a proposed single-storey rear extension and fenestration alterations are lawful.