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DEMOLITION OF EXISTING REAR CONSERVATORY AND ERECTION OF REAR AND SIDE SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION (AMDENDED DOCUMENTS RECEIVED)

50 SPRINGFIELD ROAD, SOUTHGATE, CRAWLEY

Appeal DismissedReference: CR/2016/0654/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal Dismissed
Application type
Full Planning Application
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Validated
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Determination deadline
4 Oct 2016
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

DEMOLITION OF EXISTING REAR CONSERVATORY AND ERECTION OF REAR AND SIDE SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION (AMDENDED DOCUMENTS RECEIVED)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2016/0654/FUL
Agent
Altham Lewis Architects

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Application location

50 SPRINGFIELD ROAD, SOUTHGATE, CRAWLEY

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Documents 26 of 26

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ucmPUB293127.pdfApplication Forms19 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB293128.pdfApplication Forms19 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB290998.pdfApplication Forms27 Jul 2016View
ucmPUB292052.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292088.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292087.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292089.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292091.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292090.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292092.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB292093.pdfCurrent Drawings9 Aug 2016View
ucmPUB295108.pdfCurrent Drawings16 Sept 2016View
ucmPUB295105.pdfCurrent Drawings16 Sept 2016View
ucmPUB295104.pdfCurrent Drawings16 Sept 2016View
ucmPUB295103.pdfCurrent Drawings16 Sept 2016View
ucmPUB295106.pdfCurrent Drawings16 Sept 2016View
ucmPUB295107.pdfCurrent Drawings16 Sept 2016View
HPSCANNER0388.pdfCurrent Drawings19 Aug 2016View
HPSCANNER0389.pdfCurrent Drawings15 Sept 2016View
ucmPUB296641.pdfOfficer Report6 Oct 2016View
ucmPUB296640.pdfDecision6 Oct 2016View
ucmPUB303610.pdfAppeal Documents9 Jan 2017View
ucmPUB306314.pdfAppeal Documents10 Feb 2017View
ucmPUB303335.pdfAppeal Documents4 Jan 2017View
ucmPUB303340.pdfAppeal Documents4 Jan 2017View
ucmPUB303341.pdfAppeal Documents4 Jan 2017View

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