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Change of use of existing single dwellinghouse (C3) to an 8-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Sui Generis).

125 Bayford Road Littlehampton BN17 5HW

ApproveConditionallyReference: LU/13/21/PLArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
12 Jan 2021
Validated
15 Jan 2021
Determination deadline
12 Mar 2021
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Change of use of existing single dwellinghouse (C3) to an 8-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Sui Generis).

Proposal details

Reference
LU/13/21/PL
Parish
Littlehampton
Agent
Whaleback Planning & Design The Old Bank 257 New Church Road Hove BN3 4EE

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Application location

125 Bayford Road Littlehampton BN17 5HW

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DecisionDecision3 Mar 2021View
Officers ReportOfficers Report3 Mar 2021View
CIL 1 FORMApplication15 Jan 2021View
ApplicationApplication14 Jan 2021View
LOCATION PLAN, EXISTING FLOOR PLANS 01Plans13 Jan 2021View
PHOTOGRAPHS & PHOTOMONTAGESPlans13 Jan 2021View
BLOCK PLAN AND PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS 02Plans13 Jan 2021View
LICENCE DETAILSStatement13 Jan 2021View
PLANNING STATEMENTStatement13 Jan 2021View
FRAStatement13 Jan 2021View
Environmental HealthConsultation18 Feb 2021View
PRIVATE SECTOR HOUSINGConsultation17 Feb 2021View
Comments from Private Sector HousingConsultation4 Feb 2021View
WSCC - Highways AuthorityConsultation27 Jan 2021View
Rep LettersRep Letters17 Feb 2021View
Rep LettersRep Letters9 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters8 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters5 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters4 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters4 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters4 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters4 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters3 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters3 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters2 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters1 Feb 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters29 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters28 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters28 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters28 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters27 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters27 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters27 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters27 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters26 Jan 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters22 Jan 2021View
Notification of committee meetingPlanning Correspondence19 Feb 2021View
PLACKSystems Correspondence18 Jan 2021View
PLINVAGSystems Correspondence15 Jan 2021View
PLACKPPSystems Correspondence13 Jan 2021View

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