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Single storey rear extension.

29 SYCAMORE ROAD, READING, RG2 7LX

Decision MadeReference: PL/25/0328Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
3 Mar 2025
Validated
3 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
13 May 2025
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Single storey rear extension.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/25/0328
Alternative references
PP-13819316
Ward
Church Ward

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Application location

29 SYCAMORE ROAD, READING, RG2 7LX

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
Site Notice EvidenceSite Notice · PDF11 Mar 2025View
Drawing No. L22-LAN Rev APlan · PDF6 May 2025View
Proposed Rear Elevation Rev APlan · PDF28 Apr 2025View
Existing NE facing side elevation.pdfExisting Plans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Existing side elevation.pdfExisting Plans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Proposed SW Facing Side Elevation Rev APlan · PDF28 Apr 2025View
Site Visit PhotosSite Photos · PDF11 Mar 2025View
Proposed ground floor plan.pdfPlans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Proposed NE Facing Side Elevation Rev APlan · PDF28 Apr 2025View
Delegated Report - PL_25_0328Planning Officer report · PDF13 May 2025View
Exisiting front elevation.pdfExisting Plans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Location and Block PlansPlan · PDF28 Apr 2025View
Householder Decision Notice - PL_25_0328Decision Notice · PDF13 May 2025View
Existing ground floor planPlans · PDF26 Mar 2025View
Existing first floor plan.pdfExisting Plans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
proposed front elevation.pdfPlans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
proposed NE facing side elevation.pdfPlans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
proposed rear elevation.pdfPlans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF3 Mar 2025View
proposed SW facing side elevation.pdfPlans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Existing ground floor plan.pdfExisting Plans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
LocationPlan.pdfLocation plan · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Proposed first floor plan.pdfPlans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Exisitng Rear Elevation.pdfExisting Plans · PDF3 Mar 2025View
location and block plans.pdfBlock plan of the site · PDF3 Mar 2025View
Proposed ground floor planPlans · PDF26 Mar 2025View

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Decision & conditions

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Householder Decision Notice - PL_25_0328
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