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Proposed first floor rear extension and changes to fenestration, including relocation of front door to side elevation.

Poplar Cottage, Jury Farm, Ripley Lane, West Horsley, Leatherhead, KT24 6JT

DecidedReference: 25/P/00836Guildford Borough Council

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Application location

Poplar Cottage, Jury Farm, Ripley Lane, West Horsley, Leatherhead, KT24 6JT

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
9 Jun 2025
Validated
9 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Guildford Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed first floor rear extension and changes to fenestration, including relocation of front door to side elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
25/P/00836
Alternative references
PP-14080307
Ward
Send & Lovelace
Parish
Ripley
Agent
Scott Planning

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision · PDF2 Oct 2025View
Officer reportReport · PDF2 Oct 2025View
Climate change questionnaireApplication Document · PDF23 Jul 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF9 Jun 2025View
Site location planDrawing · PDF9 Jun 2025View
Existing elevations, floor plans & site layout planDrawing · PDF9 Jun 2025View
Proposed elevations, floor plans & site layout planDrawing · PDF9 Jun 2025View
Cover letterApplication Document · PDF9 Jun 2025View

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