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Non material amendment of planning application CH/25/0001 to reduce the depth of the single storey rear extension and create a rear porch addition

68, Armitage Road, Rugeley, WS15 1BZ

Decision made 16 Feb 2026 Approved. Delegated.Reference: CH/26/039Cannock Chase District Council

Last published check: 1 Oct 2026, 20:31. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

68, Armitage Road, Rugeley, WS15 1BZ

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Application summary

Status
Decision made 16 Feb 2026 Approved. Delegated.
Application type
Not published
Received
5 Feb 2026
Validated
12 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
9 Mar 2026
Local authority
Cannock Chase District Council

Application overview

Non material amendment of planning application CH/25/0001 to reduce the depth of the single storey rear extension and create a rear porch addition

Proposal details

Reference
CH/26/039
Alternative references
PP-14679470
Ward
Brereton & Ravenhill
Parish
Brereton and Ravenhill CP
Agent
Mark Evans Architect Ltd
UPRN
100031639609

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Previously Approved Ground Floor PlanPPLAN6 Feb 2026View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Proposed First Floor PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Previously Approved First Floor PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Previously Approved ElevationsPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Proposed Site PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Previously Approved Site PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Previously Approved Block PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Proposed Block PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Application Form Without Personal DataPAPPFRM5 Feb 2026View
Existing Ground Floor PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Existing First Floor PlanPPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Location PlanPLOCPLAN5 Feb 2026View
Proposed ElevationsPPLAN10 Feb 2026View
Officer ReportPOFFREP16 Feb 2026View
Decision NoticePDECNOT16 Feb 2026View

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Application timeline

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  2. Application date

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  3. Received date

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  4. Registration date

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  5. Press notice start date

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  6. Valid date

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  8. Decision date

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  9. Publicity end date

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  10. Decision due date

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Decision & conditions

Approved
Decision Notice
Planning conditions
  1. The proposed amendment would not have any material impacts over and above that of the approved scheme and is therefore acceptable as a Non-Material Amendment.
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