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CONVERSION OF LOFT TO HABITABLE SPACE INCLUDING HIP-TO-GABLE ROOF EXTENSION AND ERECTION OF ONE FRONT AND ONE REAR DORMER.

7 ST PAULS MEWS, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

Appeal DismissedReference: CR/2018/0049/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal Dismissed
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
21 Mar 2018
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

CONVERSION OF LOFT TO HABITABLE SPACE INCLUDING HIP-TO-GABLE ROOF EXTENSION AND ERECTION OF ONE FRONT AND ONE REAR DORMER.

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2018/0049/FUL
Agent
Effictiveness By Design

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Application location

7 ST PAULS MEWS, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

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ucmPUB336650.pdfApplication Forms31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336616.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336617.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336618.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336621.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336620.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336623.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336622.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336619.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336627.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336626.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336625.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336628.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336624.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336629.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336631.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336630.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336632.pdfCurrent Drawings31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336634.pdfOther Documents31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB336638.pdfOther Documents31 Jan 2018View
ucmPUB340594.pdfOfficer Report21 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340593.pdfDecision21 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB346811.pdfAppeal Documents12 Jun 2018View
ucmPUB345304.pdfAppeal Documents23 May 2018View
ucmPUB345308.pdfAppeal Documents23 May 2018View
ucmPUB345309.msgAppeal Documents23 May 2018View
ucmPUB345310.pdfAppeal Documents23 May 2018View
ucmPUB345774.pdfAppeal Documents30 May 2018View

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