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Prior approval for a proposed single storey rear extension measuring 4.50m long, 3.25 high and 3m at eaves.

158, Ashlawn Road, Rugby, CV22 5EP

Decision MadeReference: R26/0336Rugby Borough Council

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Application location

158, Ashlawn Road, Rugby, CV22 5EP

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Prior Approval Extension
Received
7 Apr 2026
Validated
10 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
20 May 2026
Local authority
Rugby Borough Council

Application overview

Prior approval for a proposed single storey rear extension measuring 4.50m long, 3.25 high and 3m at eaves.

Proposal details

Reference
R26/0336
Alternative references
PP-14836968
Ward
Paddox
Parish
Unparished
Agent
Jon Davey
UPRN
100070176928

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Sustainability Checklist R'cd 08.04.2026Sustainability Checklist9 Apr 2026View
Site Location Plan R'cd 08.04.2026Site Location Plan9 Apr 2026View
Existing Plans and Elevations R'cd 08.04.2026Existing Plans9 Apr 2026View
Proposed Plans and Elevations R'cd 08.04.2026Proposed Plans9 Apr 2026View
Block Plan R'cd 08.04.2026Block Plan9 Apr 2026View
Redacted Application Form R'cd 08.04.2026Application Form9 Apr 2026View
756127Decision_PAX_required_approved_11.pdfDecision Notice19 May 2026View
ApasTemplate_8855.pdfOfficer Report19 May 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Required and Approved
756127Decision_PAX_required_approved_11.pdf
Planning conditions
  1. Proposed plans and elevations, drawing no. 2001 Rev P01 Site location plan, drawing no. 0001 Rev P01 Proposed block plan, drawing no. 9001 Rev P01
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