Planning applicationDND/26/0006/NMV

Lindsay House 30 Ward Road Dundee DD1 1QB

UnknownMechanical Plant, Flues & Ventilation
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Planning document
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Received

25 March 2026

Validated

25 March 2026

Council decision
NMV Approved
Decision issued

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Works
Roof Works
Specific
External AlterationsMechanical PlantNon Material Variation
AI summary

Proposed changes to gable elevations and roof, adding a roof upstand with access hatches and relocating condenser units at Lindsay House.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

4/10
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Application DND/26/0006/NMV

Lindsay House 30 Ward Road Dundee DD1 1QB

UnknownMechanical Plant, Flues & VentilationReceived Dundee City Council

Proposed changes to gable elevations and roof, adding a roof upstand with access hatches and relocating condenser units at Lindsay House.

The record

Reference
DND/26/0006/NMV
Address
Lindsay House 30 Ward Road Dundee DD1 1QB
Status
Unknown
Council decision
NMV Approved
Decision issued
Category
Mechanical Plant, Flues & Ventilation
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
Dundee City Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
56.4613
Longitude
-2.9761

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed changes to gable elevations and roof, adding a roof upstand with access hatches and relocating condenser units at Lindsay House.

As filed with the council

Changes to the building's gable elevations, the provision of a roof upstand, the inclusion of access hatches on the roof, and the relocation of condenser units.

Supporting documents(3)