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Single storey rear extension LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

7 Lodge Close, Orpington, BR6 0QQ

Decision MadeReference: 24/01699/PLUDLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Single storey rear extension LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Proposal details

Reference
24/01699/PLUD
Alternative references
PP-12959569
Ward
Orpington
Agent
Mr Ghanshyam Pindoriya

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Application location

7 Lodge Close, Orpington, BR6 0QQ

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
PROPOSED 3D VIEWSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
REDACTED OBJECTIONRepresentation · PDF29 Jun 2024View
PROPOSED GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLANSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING SITE/BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
LETTER FROM HEAD OF DM ABOUT 23/04125/HHPASupporting Document · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING 3D VIEWSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING LOFT FLOOR AND ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
COVERING LETTERSupporting Document · PDF3 May 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF15 Jul 2024View
PROPOSED LOFT AND ROOF PLANSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLANSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF3 May 2024View
LOCATION PLANLocation Plan · PDF3 May 2024View
PROPOSED SECTIONDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
PROPOSED SITE/BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
EXISTING SECTIONDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
Officer Delegation ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF15 Jul 2024View
PROPOSED FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View
Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF20 May 2024View
PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF3 May 2024View

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Decision & conditions

PROPOSED USE/DEVELOPMENT IS NOT LAWFUL
Decision Notice
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