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Demolition of existing single storey rear bathroom and garden store. Erection of new single storey rear and side infill extension with pitched roof. Existing entrance door to be relocated further back along side flank wall. Existing doorway to be altered to accommodate a window.

87 Hazelwick Road, Three Bridges, Crawley

PermitReference: CR/2026/0348/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Permit
Application type
Full Planning Application
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Determination deadline
25 Sept 2026
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing single storey rear bathroom and garden store. Erection of new single storey rear and side infill extension with pitched roof. Existing entrance door to be relocated further back along side flank wall. Existing doorway to be altered to accommodate a window.

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2026/0348/FUL
Agent
Victoria Mustard Architects

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Application location

87 Hazelwick Road, Three Bridges, Crawley

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms5 Jun 2026View
LocationPlan.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
001 Existing Site Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
204 Proposed Windows Doors.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
205 Proposed Doors Details.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
003 Existing Loft Roof Plans.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
002 Existing Ground First Floor Plans.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
004 Existing Elevations.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
200 Proposed Site Block Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
203 Proposed Section A.pdfCurrent Drawings5 Jun 2026View
201B Proposed Ground First Plans.pdfCurrent Drawings21 Sept 2026View
202B Proposed Second Roof Plans.pdfCurrent Drawings21 Sept 2026View
203B Proposed Elevations.pdfCurrent Drawings21 Sept 2026View
201-SDD-UK-202 - Standard Installation GA.pdfCurrent Drawings21 Sept 2026View
2026.06.02 Design Access Statement 87Hazelwick(2).pdfSupporting Documents5 Jun 2026View
2026.06.02 Heritage Statement 87Hazelwick(2).pdfSupporting Documents5 Jun 2026View
Conservation Rooflight Glazing Vision.pdfOther Documents21 Sept 2026View
Delegated report_CR20260348FUL.pdfOfficer Report22 Sept 2026View
DN_CR20260348FUL.pdfDecision22 Sept 2026View

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