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Change of use of land to caravan storage, erection of 1.8m chain link fence and metal gates

MEDDA PLACE, COVENTRY ROAD, THURLASTON, RUGBY, CV23 9JR

SiteNoticeRequiredReference: R26/0576Rugby Borough Council

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Application location

MEDDA PLACE, COVENTRY ROAD, THURLASTON, RUGBY, CV23 9JR

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
8 Weeks PA
Received
5 Jun 2026
Validated
23 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
31 Jul 2026
Local authority
Rugby Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use of land to caravan storage, erection of 1.8m chain link fence and metal gates

Proposal details

Reference
R26/0576
Alternative references
PP-14918901
Agent
patrick Thirlwall
UPRN
100071238203

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Preliminary Ecological appraisal R'cd 05.06.26Ecology ReportNot publishedView
BNG metric R'cd 05.06.26Ecology ReportNot publishedView
Transport note R'cd 05.06.26Supporting InformationNot publishedView
R'cd 05.06.26Sustainability ChecklistNot publishedView
R'cd 05.06.26Planning StatementNot publishedView
Proposed BNG areas plan R'cd 05.06.26Ecology Plan/DrawingNot publishedView
Existing BNG areas plan R'cd 05.06.26Ecology Plan/DrawingNot publishedView
Proposed site plan R'cd 05.06.26Site PlanNot publishedView
Existing site plan R'cd 05.06.26Site PlanNot publishedView
R'cd 05.06.26Block PlanNot publishedView
R'cd 05.06.26Site Location PlanNot publishedView
R'cd 05.06.26Application FormNot publishedView

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