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Demolition of rear extension and erection of single-storey side-to-rear extension, conversion of HMO into 3x self contained flats, replacement of existing timber sash windows to front and rear, rear dormer extension, installation of 1x front and 1x rear rooflights, cycle and refuse storage and EV charging point to front, cycle storage to rear and soft and hard landscaping to front and rear

10 Dunster Gardens, London, NW6 7NH

DecidedReference: 25/0307London Borough of Brent

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Application location

10 Dunster Gardens, London, NW6 7NH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
31 Jan 2025
Validated
13 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Brent

Application overview

Demolition of rear extension and erection of single-storey side-to-rear extension, conversion of HMO into 3x self contained flats, replacement of existing timber sash windows to front and rear, rear dormer extension, installation of 1x front and 1x rear rooflights, cycle and refuse storage and EV charging point to front, cycle storage to rear and soft and hard landscaping to front and rear

Proposal details

Reference
25/0307
Alternative references
PP-13728229
Ward
Kilburn
Agent
felix db limited

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed plansRefused Drawing Plans · PDF9 Apr 2025View
Existing drawingsRefused Drawing Plans · PDF9 Apr 2025View
Final delegated reportReport · PDF9 Apr 2025View
Final decision noticeDecision (Public) · PDF9 Apr 2025View
Design and access statementRefused Documents · PDF26 Feb 2025View
Arboricultural reportRefused Documents · PDF10 Feb 2025View
Site safety strategyRefused Documents · PDF2 Feb 2025View
Air quality & sustainability statementRefused Documents · PDF2 Feb 2025View
Sustainability appraisalRefused Documents · PDF2 Feb 2025View
Heritage statementRefused Documents · PDF2 Feb 2025View
Biodiversity gain planRefused Documents · PDF2 Feb 2025View
Statutory biodiversity metricRefused Documents2 Feb 2025View
Habitat mapsRefused Documents · PDF2 Feb 2025View
Application formApplication Form (Public) · PDF2 Feb 2025View

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Permission Refused
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