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Single storey rear extension, construction of front porch and elevational alterations.

56 Downs Avenue, Chislehurst, BR7 6HQ

Decision MadeReference: 23/04115/FULL6London Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
30 Oct 2023
Validated
30 Oct 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Single storey rear extension, construction of front porch and elevational alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
23/04115/FULL6
Alternative references
PP-12559940
Ward
Mottingham
Agent
Mr Provejs

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Application location

56 Downs Avenue, Chislehurst, BR7 6HQ

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Documents 24 of 24

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EXISTING SECTION A-ADrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING SIDE B ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING FRONT ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED SIDE A ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED SECTION AADrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR/ SITE PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING REAR ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED SIDE B ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
EXISTING SIDE A ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED REAR ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
THE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View
Officer Delegation ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF18 Dec 2023View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF18 Dec 2023View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2023View

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