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Part single, part two storey rear extension; demolition of existing rear outbuilding

25 Arliss Way Northolt UB5 5JT

Granted with ConditionsReference: 261620HHLondon Borough of Ealing

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  5. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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Application summary

Status
Granted with Conditions
Application type
Householder
Received
16 Apr 2026
Validated
16 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
11 Jun 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Ealing

Application overview

Part single, part two storey rear extension; demolition of existing rear outbuilding

Proposal details

Reference
261620HH
Alternative references
PP-14855104
Ward
Northolt West End
Agent
MGDC LTD

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Application location

25 Arliss Way Northolt UB5 5JT

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF1 Jul 2026View
OFFICERS REPORTOfficer Report · PDF1 Jul 2026View
NEIGHBOUR SITE NOTICESite Notice · PDF21 Apr 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form - Without Personal Data · PDF16 Apr 2026View
LOCATIONPLANDraw - Location Plan · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_BLOCK PLAN_1_500Draw - Exist Site/Block Plan · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_SITE LOCATION PLAN_1_1250Supporting Documentation · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_EXISTING_PLANS_1_100Draw - Exist Floor Plan · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_EXISTING_SECTION_1_100Draw - Exist Section · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_EXISTING_ELEVATIONS_1_100Draw - Exist Elevation (Front) · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_PROPOSED_PLANS_1_100Supporting Documentation · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_PROPOSED_SECTION_1_100Draw - Exist Section · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_PROPOSED_ELEVATIONS_1_100Supporting Documentation · PDF16 Apr 2026View
25 ARLISS WAY_DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTDesign and Access Statement · PDF16 Apr 2026View

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Grant with Conditions
DECISION NOTICE
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