58 Coombe Way PLYMOUTH PL5 2HB

Raised decking measuring 4.15M long x 3.80M wide x 1.00M high from ground level adjacent to dwelling, Timber / composite deck board construction. Timber Colonial posts, timber handrails and glass ballustrades to front edge of deck, 3.00M long x 1.00m high. Screening to 2 sides each measuring 4.15M long x 2.65M high from same ground level incorporating obscured glass block detail to allow natural light into neighbouring property (56), timber post and horizontal composite deck board construction. Additional screening (of same construction / materials as above) to lower garden boundary and rising up with the natural slope of the land at 1.80M high to 2 side boundaries. Stair case measuring 3.00M long x 0.80M wide to reach lower garden level, timber strings and composite deck board open treads

Authority: Plymouth City Council
Appeal type: householder · Householder (HAS) Appeal
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: PL5 2HB

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