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CHANGE OF USE OF AMENITY LAND TO PRIVATE GARDEN AND THE ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY SIDE AND REAR EXTENSIONS. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

27 FORGE ROAD, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

Appeal AllowedReference: CR/2016/0955/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal Allowed
Application type
Full Planning Application
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Determination deadline
9 Feb 2017
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF AMENITY LAND TO PRIVATE GARDEN AND THE ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY SIDE AND REAR EXTENSIONS. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

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Reference
CR/2016/0955/FUL

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Application location

27 FORGE ROAD, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

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ucmPUB300411.pdfApplication Forms24 Nov 2016View
ucmPUB326955.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326952.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326953.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326956.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326954.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326959.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326960.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326958.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326957.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326961.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326963.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326962.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB326964.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB330754.msgOther Documents8 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB330872.pdfOther Documents10 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB330873.pdfOther Documents10 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB330874.pptxOther Documents10 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB330875.pdfOther Documents10 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB330795.pdfDecision8 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB345270.pdfDecision23 May 2018View
ucmPUB338694.pdfAppeal Documents26 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB338692.pdfAppeal Documents26 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB338693.pdfAppeal Documents26 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB339178.pdfAppeal Documents2 Mar 2018View

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