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Request for a determination as to whether prior approval is required under Part 1 Class A of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 - Single storey rear extension. Depth 6.0m, Maximum height of extension 3.10m, Height to eaves 3.0m.

302 Acworth Crescent Luton LU4 9JB

Not RequiredReference: 24/01302/PARESLuton Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Not Required
Application type
Prior - Larger Household Extensions
Received
14 Nov 2024
Validated
4 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Request for a determination as to whether prior approval is required under Part 1 Class A of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 - Single storey rear extension. Depth 6.0m, Maximum height of extension 3.10m, Height to eaves 3.0m.

Proposal details

Reference
24/01302/PARES
Ward
LEAGRAVE
Agent
Miss Mackenzie Petcher

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Application location

302 Acworth Crescent Luton LU4 9JB

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision LetterDecision Notice · PDF30 Dec 2024View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-PR-106 - PROPOSED SECTION 1Current Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-PR-101 - PROPOSED SITE LOCATION & BLOCK PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-PR-102 - PROPOSED GROUND & FIRST FLOOR PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-PR-103 - PROPOSED LOFT & ROOF PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-PR-104 - PROPOSED REAR & RIGHT ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-PR-105 - PROPOSED FRONT & LEFT ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-EX-105 - EXISTING FRONT & LEFT ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-EX-101 - EXISTING SITE LOCATION & BLOCK PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-EX-102 - EXISTING GROUND & FIRST FLOOR PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-EX-103 - EXISTING LOFT & ROOF PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View
AC-R00-EX-104 - EXISTING REAR & RIGHT ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF4 Dec 2024View

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Prior Approval Not Required
Decision Letter
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