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Removing an internal partition to recombine two flats back into one house, as they were originally built. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

3 Genoa Road, Penge, London, SE20 8ES

Decision MadeReference: 24/03253/PLUDLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Removing an internal partition to recombine two flats back into one house, as they were originally built. LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Proposal details

Reference
24/03253/PLUD
Alternative references
PP-13340812
Ward
Penge & Cator
Agent
Mr George Morgan

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Application location

3 Genoa Road, Penge, London, SE20 8ES

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED BASEMENT PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
LOCATION PLANLocation Plan · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING SOUTH EAST ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
Officer Delegation ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF24 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING SECOND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING NORTH EAST ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF27 Aug 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF24 Oct 2024View
EXISTING SOUTH WEST ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING BASEMENT PLANDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING NORTH WEST ELEVATIONDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING SECTION A-ADrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
EXISTING SECTION B-BDrawing · PDF27 Aug 2024View
COVERING LETTERSupporting Document · PDF27 Aug 2024View

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