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Part retrospective application for the erection of a part single and part two storey rear extension and front porch. (Amended Plans Received).

22 Alicia Avenue, Pound Hill, Crawley

PermitReference: CR/2026/0034/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Permit
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
21 Aug 2026
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

Part retrospective application for the erection of a part single and part two storey rear extension and front porch. (Amended Plans Received).

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2026/0034/FUL
Agent
Se & Se Consultancy Ltd.

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Application location

22 Alicia Avenue, Pound Hill, Crawley

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Documents 26 of 26

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms16 Jan 2026View
AA-1802-BP(V2).pdfCurrent Drawings20 Feb 2026View
AA-1802-OSM(V2).pdfCurrent Drawings20 Feb 2026View
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extractedDocument - 2026-03-02T124525.255.pdfCurrent Drawings2 Mar 2026View
extractedDocument (98).pdfCurrent Drawings2 Mar 2026View
AA-0705-PE-E-PGFP V5.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
AA-0705-PE-E-PGFP V5.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
extractedDocument (15).pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
extractedDocument (16).pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
extractedDocument (17).pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
extractedDocument (21).pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
extractedDocument (22).pdfCurrent Drawings25 Jun 2026View
AA-2412-DAS(1).pdfSupporting Documents16 Jan 2026View
AA-2312-PS(1).pdfSupporting Documents16 Jan 2026View
STATEMENT OF AMENDMENT(1).pdfSupporting Documents20 Feb 2026View
AA-2606-SM.pdfSupporting Documents26 Jun 2026View
Cover Letter(2).pdfOther Documents16 Jan 2026View
AA-2312-SM(1).pdfOther Documents16 Jan 2026View
AA-0501-SP.pdfPhotographs16 Jan 2026View
Delegated report_CR20260034FUL(2).pdfOfficer Report19 Aug 2026View
DN_CR20260034FUL.pdfDecision21 Aug 2026View

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DN_CR20260034FUL.pdf
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