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Householder prior approval - single storey rear extension which extends beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.2 metres with a maximum height of 2.72 metres and a height of 2.72 metres to the eaves

295 Exning Road Newmarket Suffolk CB8 0AT

DecidedReference: DC/25/0440/HPAWest Suffolk Council

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295 Exning Road Newmarket Suffolk CB8 0AT

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Prior Approval
Received
12 Mar 2025
Validated
12 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
23 Apr 2025
Local authority
West Suffolk Council

Application overview

Householder prior approval - single storey rear extension which extends beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.2 metres with a maximum height of 2.72 metres and a height of 2.72 metres to the eaves

Proposal details

Reference
DC/25/0440/HPA
Alternative references
PP-13844734
Ward
Newmarket West
Parish
Newmarket Town Council
Agent
Mr Steven Kelly - Homey Homes Designs Ltd

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF16 Apr 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPSOED BLOCK PLANSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED SECTIONSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED 3D PROJECTIONSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING BLOCK PLANSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING SECTIONSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING 3D PROJECTIONSSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View

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  6. Permission Expiry Date

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