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Demolition of the existing rear extension and construction of a part one/two storey rear extension of the existing commercial unit with elevational alterations and associated works.

91A MAPLE ROAD, PENGE, LONDON, SE20 8LN

Decision MadeReference: 25/05059/FPALondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
29 Oct 2025
Validated
22 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Demolition of the existing rear extension and construction of a part one/two storey rear extension of the existing commercial unit with elevational alterations and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
25/05059/FPA
Alternative references
PP-14446690
Ward
Penge & Cator
Agent
Mialex Ltd

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Application location

91A MAPLE ROAD, PENGE, LONDON, SE20 8LN

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Elevations - Existing & Proposed - 25-070 - 021-P - Rev CDrawing · PDF28 Nov 2025View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF29 Oct 2025View
Ground Floor Plan - Existing, Demolition & Proposed - 25-070 - 011-P - Rev DDrawing · PDF22 Dec 2025View
Site Plan - Existing, Demolition & Proposed - 25-070 - 010-P - Rev DDrawing · PDF22 Dec 2025View
Elevations - Existing & Proposed - 25-070 - 020-P - Rev DDrawing · PDF28 Nov 2025View
Officer ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF10 Mar 2026View
Decision Notice · PDF10 Mar 2026View
Site Location and Block Plan - 25-070 - 001-PDrawing · PDF29 Oct 2025View
First Floor Plan - Existing, Demolition & Proposed - 25-070 - 012-P - Rev EDrawing · PDF22 Dec 2025View
Roof Plan - Existing & Proposed - 25-070 - 013-P - Rev DDrawing · PDF22 Dec 2025View
Design and Access Statement - Rev ADesign and Access Statement · PDF29 Oct 2025View
Planning StatementSupporting Document · PDF29 Oct 2025View
Section - Proposed Section - 25-070 - 030-P - Rev ADrawing · PDF29 Oct 2025View

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