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Removal of single storey prefabricated conservatory extension to side and replaced with masonry built single storey side extension, elevational alterations. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (EXISTING)

2 Melody Road, Biggin Hill, TN16 3PG

Decision MadeReference: 23/03312/ELUDLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development: Existing use
Received
31 Aug 2023
Validated
31 Aug 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Removal of single storey prefabricated conservatory extension to side and replaced with masonry built single storey side extension, elevational alterations. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (EXISTING)

Proposal details

Reference
23/03312/ELUD
Alternative references
PP-12420373
Ward
Biggin Hill
Agent
Mr Daniel Ward

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Application location

2 Melody Road, Biggin Hill, TN16 3PG

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Delegation ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF26 Oct 2023View
EXISTING FRONT & SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
EXISTING ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
PROPOSED FRONT AND SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
EXISTING BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
Application Form No Personal DataApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF31 Aug 2023View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF1 Sept 2023View
PROPOSED REAR & SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
Application Form No Personal DataApplication Form No Personal Data31 Aug 2023View
EXISTING REAR & SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
SITE PLAN & SITE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
PROPOSED ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF30 Aug 2023View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF26 Oct 2023View

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EXISTING USE/DEVELOPMENT IS NOT LAWFUL
Decision Notice
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