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Demolition of rear conservatory, construction of single storey rear extension.

56 WHITEWEBBS WAY, ORPINGTON, BR5 2TJ

Decision MadeReference: 25/04693/HPALondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
7 Oct 2025
Validated
8 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Demolition of rear conservatory, construction of single storey rear extension.

Proposal details

Reference
25/04693/HPA
Alternative references
PP-14388697
Ward
St Paul's Cray
Agent
Bryan Strom

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Application location

56 WHITEWEBBS WAY, ORPINGTON, BR5 2TJ

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed First Floor Plan -001REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Roof Plan - 012 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing Flank Elevation - 008 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Officer Report · PDF2 Dec 2025View
Existing Roof Plan - 006 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan - 010 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Section 2 - 018 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Block Plan - 003 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing Section - 016 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing Front Elevation - 007 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing Ground Floor Plan - 004 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Site Location Plan - 001 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Section 1 - 017 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing Block Plan - 002 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Front Elevations - 013 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Flank Elevation - 014 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Proposed Rear Elevation - 015 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing First Floor Plan - 005 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Existing Rear Elevation - 009 REV P1Drawing · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Decision Notice · PDF2 Dec 2025View

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