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Revised Schedule of Fees for Applications made to the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA)

45 Napier Road, Berea, Durban

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The proposal consist of an entire new first floor, with 2 bedrooms, lounge kitchen and open verandah. The owner intends applying for sectional title and seperatting the two levels into a masonitte.

Expanded_Motivation: 

As with all house in the Berea / Morningside area's of durban, the houses display the progression over time in style and architecture relevant to the various influences and periods. This house in particular is no different, with its wrap around verandah and steep roof,.its nestled in and around many similar examples and with our proposed changes we have tried to keep the same appearence to the elevations. The original house house been engulfed in various alterations over the years as each owner has changed the layouts to suit their needs at the time. Our proposal intends to have the minimul affect on the existing dwelling and yet still maintain what is there.

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Wednesday, November 13, 2013 - 09:26

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4094

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With the walls and change in levels being so drastic, getting clear images of neighbours is diffcult for this application
with the issue of high walls, this is the best angle for images of the neighbours house
AdditionalDocuments
  1. PDF icon This A1 shows the intended elevations of the new first floor
  2. PDF icon this A1 plan shows the proposed floor plan layouts for the first floor and the new garage
  3. PDF icon this A1 shows the sections of the proposed new first floor
  4. PDF icon This A1 shows all the proposed new doors and windows that will be used.
 
 

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