Consultation from Royal Borough of Kingston: Outline application for a phased development including demolition of existing structures and the provision of new homes (Use Classes C2 and C3), non-residential uses (Use Classes E, F and Sui Generis), open spaces and other ancillary infrastructure. (All Matters reserved except for Access.) Cross boundary application with Elmbridge Borough Council. Application accompanied by an Environmental Statement.
Land Bounded By Clayton Road, Kingston Bypass (A309), Esher Bypass (A3) And Recreational Facilities To The East (known AsHook Park)
RegisteredReference: 2025/3008Elmbridge Borough Council
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Application location
Land Bounded By Clayton Road, Kingston Bypass (A309), Esher Bypass (A3) And Recreational Facilities To The East (known AsHook Park)
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Application summary
Status
Registered
Application type
Adjoining Authority
Received
20 Nov 2025
Validated
20 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Elmbridge Borough Council
Application overview
Consultation from Royal Borough of Kingston: Outline application for a phased development including demolition of existing structures and the provision of new homes (Use Classes C2 and C3), non-residential uses (Use Classes E, F and Sui Generis), open spaces and other ancillary infrastructure. (All Matters reserved except for Access.) Cross boundary application with Elmbridge Borough Council. Application accompanied by an Environmental Statement.
Proposal details
Reference
2025/3008
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