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Construction of single storey rear extension

7 Harefield Close Clawson Hose And Harby Harby Leicestershire LE14 4DU

DecidedReference: 24/01173/FULHHMelton Borough Council

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7 Harefield Close Clawson Hose And Harby Harby Leicestershire LE14 4DU

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
18 Dec 2024
Validated
18 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
12 Feb 2026
Local authority
Melton Borough Council

Application overview

Construction of single storey rear extension

Proposal details

Reference
24/01173/FULHH
Alternative references
PP-13646220
Ward
Long Clawson And Stathern
Parish
Clawson Hose And Harby
Agent
Haven Architecture Ltd

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
AppraisalOfficer Notes · PDF14 Mar 2025View
Ecology comments 19.02.2025Consultation replies · PDF19 Feb 2025View
Application form - without personal dataForms and plans · PDF18 Dec 2024View
Planning statement 18.12.2024Application Documents · PDF18 Dec 2024View
Plans, elevations and section as proposedForms and plans · PDF18 Dec 2024View
Plans, elevations as existingForms and plans · PDF18 Dec 2024View

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  11. Application Validated Date

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  12. Determination Deadline

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  13. Permission Expiry Date

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