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Use of the rear garden land for siting a mobile home for use ancillary to the main dwelling LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

4 STARTS CLOSE, ORPINGTON, BR6 8NU

Decision MadeReference: 26/01215/LDCLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development: Proposed use
Received
26 Mar 2026
Validated
29 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Use of the rear garden land for siting a mobile home for use ancillary to the main dwelling LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (PROPOSED)

Proposal details

Reference
26/01215/LDC
Alternative references
PP-14811139
Ward
Farnborough & Crofton
Agent
Mr Nathan Hall

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Application location

4 STARTS CLOSE, ORPINGTON, BR6 8NU

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
RADOS Final Assembly Methodology and Planning Compliance StatementSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Existing Site Plan - 2Drawing · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Supporting StatementSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Client Information Pro FormaSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Proposed Roof Plan - Drawing 4Drawing · PDF29 Apr 2026View
Proposed Site Plan - 3Drawing · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Further supporting information from agent preferred assembly methodEmail Correspondence · PDF29 May 2026View
Officer ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF30 Jun 2026View
FASTUP Final Assembly Methodology and Planning Compliance StatementSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Decision Notice · PDF30 Jun 2026View
Garden Annexes By Gx Modular and their compliance with British StandardSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Proposed Floor Plan and Elevations - 1Drawing · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Location PlanLocation Plan · PDF26 Mar 2026View
RADOS Relevant Appeal DecisionsSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View
Structural CalculationsSupporting Document · PDF26 Mar 2026View

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Decision & conditions

PROPOSED USE/DEVELOPMENT IS LAWFUL
Decision Notice RADOS Relevant Appeal Decisions
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