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Demolition of existing detached garage and construction of single storey rear/side extension, new side gate and hip to gable loft conversion with rear and front/side dormers and front rooflight.

9 HAYES WOOD AVENUE, HAYES, BROMLEY, BR2 7BG

Decision MadeReference: 26/01969/HPALondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
7 May 2026
Validated
7 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Demolition of existing detached garage and construction of single storey rear/side extension, new side gate and hip to gable loft conversion with rear and front/side dormers and front rooflight.

Proposal details

Reference
26/01969/HPA
Alternative references
PLP-00002069
Ward
Hayes & Coney Hall
Agent
Daniel Ward

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Application location

9 HAYES WOOD AVENUE, HAYES, BROMLEY, BR2 7BG

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Location Plan - LOCDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing/Proposed First Floor Plans - EP.1FPDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Proposed Block Plan - P.BLKDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing Block Plan - E.BLKDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing/Proposed Roof Plans - E-P.RF-PDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing/Proposed Rear Elevations - E-P.R-EDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing/Proposed Side Elevation (No.11) - E-P.S-E.11Drawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing/Proposed Ground Floor Plans - E-P.GFPDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Planning StatementSupporting Document · PDF7 May 2026View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF7 May 2026View
Officer ReportOfficer Delegation Report · PDF2 Jul 2026View
Decision Notice · PDF2 Jul 2026View
Existing/Proposed Front Elevations - E-P.F-EDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Existing/Proposed Side Elevation (No.9) - E-P.S-E.9Drawing · PDF7 May 2026View
Location PlanLocation Plan · PDF7 May 2026View
Proposed Loft Floor Plan - P.LF-PDrawing · PDF7 May 2026View

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