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Erection of a hip to gable loft conversion including rear dormer with the addition of three rooflights to the front roof slope. Changes to the fenestrations on rear elevation at ground floor level. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

2 Cornwall Drive, Orpington, BR5 3JB

Decision MadeReference: 24/01016/PLUDLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development: Proposed use
Received
15 Mar 2024
Validated
15 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Erection of a hip to gable loft conversion including rear dormer with the addition of three rooflights to the front roof slope. Changes to the fenestrations on rear elevation at ground floor level. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Proposal details

Reference
24/01016/PLUD
Alternative references
PP-12891268
Ward
St Paul's Cray
Agent
Qarib Nazir

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Application location

2 Cornwall Drive, Orpington, BR5 3JB

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Delegation ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF10 May 2024View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF10 May 2024View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
HOUSEHOLDER AND OTHER MINOR EXTENSIONS IN FLOOD ZONES 2 AND 3Supporting Document · PDF15 Mar 2024View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
PROPOSED LOFT FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONSDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
EXISTING LOFT PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF15 Mar 2024View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF15 Mar 2024View
PROPOSED ROOF TOP PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONSDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View
EXISTING ROOF TOP PLANDrawing · PDF15 Mar 2024View

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