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Alterations To Existing First Floor Residential Unit With Conversion Of Existing Ground Floor Retail Unit To Residential Use To Provide One Dwelling With Erection Of Cycle Storage Landscaping And Extension To Existing Vehicle Crossover.

23A BOURNE ROAD FARNCOMBE GODALMING GU7 3NL

GrantedReference: WA/2026/01121Waverley Borough Council

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Application location

23A BOURNE ROAD FARNCOMBE GODALMING GU7 3NL

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
FULL APPLICATION
Received
12 Jun 2026
Validated
23 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Waverley Borough Council

Application overview

Alterations To Existing First Floor Residential Unit With Conversion Of Existing Ground Floor Retail Unit To Residential Use To Provide One Dwelling With Erection Of Cycle Storage Landscaping And Extension To Existing Vehicle Crossover.

Proposal details

Reference
WA/2026/01121
Alternative references
Pp/2026/03643
Ward
Godalming Farncombe & Catteshall
Parish
Godalming
Agent
Mr Chris Tomes
UPRN
100061613512

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
WA_2026_01121 - Decision Notice (E1 Final).pdfDecision Notice19 Aug 2026View
WA_2026_01121 - Officer Report (E1 Final).pdfOfficer Report19 Aug 2026View
Response_WA-2026-01121.pdfSurrey County Highways Comments15 Jul 2026View
Southern Water response.pdfSouthern Water9 Jul 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted - REDACTED.pdfApplication Form23 Jun 2026View
Design and Aceess Statement 2.pdfDesign And Access Statement23 Jun 2026View
C3601-6C Proposed 3-bedroom House.pdfProposed Floorplans23 Jun 2026View
Biodiversity Checklist.pdfBiodiversity Checklist23 Jun 2026View
Climate Change and Sustainability Checklist.pdfAccompanying Papers23 Jun 2026View
Planning Apps & Constraints (Public-view).pdfHistory and Constraints Website Report23 Jun 2026View
C3601-12B Existing and Proposed Elevations.pdfElevations23 Jun 2026View
C3601-3B Existing Plans.pdfExisting Floorplans23 Jun 2026View
C3601-2E Block Plan.pdfBlock Plan23 Jun 2026View
C3601-1A Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan23 Jun 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form23 Jun 2026View

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Decision & conditions

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WA_2026_01121 - Decision Notice (E1 Final).pdf
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