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Perth and Kinross Council 4(vii) TCP/11/16(516) TCP/11/16(516) – 17/01447/FLL – Alterations and extension to dwellinghouse, Balnagowan, Aberargie, Perth, PH2 9NE INDEX (a) Papers submitted by the Applicant (Pages 501-512) (b) Decision Notice (Pages 515-516) Report of Handling (Pages 517-524) Reference Documents (Pages 511-512 and 525) (c) Representations (Pages 527-530) 499 500 4(vii)(a) TCP/11/16(516) TCP/11/16(516) – 17/01447/FLL – Alterations and extension to dwellinghouse, Balnagowan, Aberargie, Perth, PH2 9NE PAPERS SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICANT 501 502 #$%%&' ()$*+ ,- ./00)$%% 12'++2 #+'23 #(4 -56 7+%8 94;,< =;-,99 >&?8 94;,< =;-,49 @A&/%8 )0%/0+&BB*CBDEFG)HF$D "BB%/E&2/)0* E&00)2 I+ H&%/J&2+J $02/% &%% 23+ 0+E+**&'K J)E$A+02&2/)0 3&* I++0 *$IA/22+J &0J 23+ '+L$/'+J M++ 3&* I++0 B&/JF 73&0D K)$ M)' E)AB%+2/0G 23/* &BB%/E&2/)0 M)'A8 NOPQO@ R@>@R@OS@ 4999T,T,UV99U 73+ )0%/0+ '+M+'+0E+ /* 23+ $0/L$+ '+M+'+0E+ M)' K)$' )0%/0+ M)'A )0%KF 73+ #%&00/0G "$23)'/2K W/%% &%%)E&2+ &0 "BB%/E&2/)0 O$AI+' W3+0 K)$' M)'A /* H&%/J&2+JF #%+&*+ L$)2+ 23/* '+M+'+0E+ /M K)$ 0++J 2) E)02&E2 23+ B%&00/0G "$23)'/2K &I)$2 23/* &BB%/E&2/)0F "##$%&'() *+ ",-() .-)'%$/ "'+ K)$ &0 &BB%/E&02 )' &0 &G+02X Y Z"0 &G+02 /* &0 &'E3/2+E2[ E)0*$%2&02 )' *)A+)0+ +%*+ &E2/0G )0 I+3&%M )M 23+ &BB%/E&02 /0 E)00+E2/)0 W/23 23/* &BB%/E&2/)0\ # "BB%/E&02 $"G+02 ",-() .-)'%$/ #%+&*+ +02+' "G+02 J+2&/%* a)&00& P)ED3&'2[ "'E3/2+E2 S)AB&0K]N'G&0/*&2/)08 R+MF O$AI+'8 ^)$ A$*2 +02+' & _$/%J/0G O&A+ )' O$AI+'[ )' I)238 Y a)&00& >/'*2 O&A+8 Y _$/%J/0G O&A+8 P)ED3&'2 U< P&*2 O&A+8 Y _$/%J/0G O$AI+'8 "JJ'+** 4 5&A+D++B+'* R)&J 7+%+B3)0+ O$AI+'8 Y 94-bU <=9;;4 Z12'++2\8 Y ./00+**W))J @?2+0*/)0 O$AI+'8 "JJ'+** U8 ./0')** `)I/%+ O$AI+'8 7)W0]S/2K8 Y 1E)2%&0J >&? 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