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Certificate of lawfulness for proposed development to establish whether adding a new loft dormer window on rear roof slope with solar panels together with two roof lights to front elevation would be lawful.

6 Burnt Common Cottages, Clandon Road, Send, Woking, GU23 7LA

DecidedReference: 25/P/01565Guildford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
C of Lawfulness for Proposed Use or Dev
Received
17 Nov 2025
Validated
27 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Guildford Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness for proposed development to establish whether adding a new loft dormer window on rear roof slope with solar panels together with two roof lights to front elevation would be lawful.

Proposal details

Reference
25/P/01565
Alternative references
PP-14491916
Ward
Send & Lovelace
Parish
Send
Agent
Eurohaus Ltd

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Application location

6 Burnt Common Cottages, Clandon Road, Send, Woking, GU23 7LA

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision · PDF12 Feb 2026View
Officer reportReport · PDF12 Feb 2026View
Invalid email from agentCorrespondence27 Nov 2025View
Solar panel informationApplication Document · PDF27 Nov 2025View
Solar panel informationDrawing · PDF27 Nov 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing & proposed ground floor planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing first floor planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing roof planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing overall front elevationsDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing overall rear elevationsDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing side elevation 1Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing plot planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing side elevation 2Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Existing aa cross sectionDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Site location planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed first floor planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed loft floor planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed roof planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed overall front elevationDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed overall rear elevationDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed side elevation 1Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed aa cross sectionDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View
Proposed loft structure planDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2025View

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