Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) for a Non-Material Amendment to facilitate minor design amendments including relocation of commercial refuse store, front ground floor elevation alterations, window alterations, revised balcony glazing and provision of a discreet service ladder granted under reference 2018/2179/P dated 28/01/19, amended by application reference 2019/2320/P dated 06/08/2019 for demolition of existing buildings and ancillary structures (11 flats, A1 unit, A5 unit) and construction of new building comprising ground plus basement and five upper floors for use as 29 no. dwellings (Class C3) and flexible Class A1/A2/A3/A4 together with cycle parking, landscaping, refuse and associated works).
18 - 22 Haverstock Hill London NW3 2BL
Final DecisionReference: 2019/5653/PLondon Borough of Camden
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) for a Non-Material Amendment to facilitate minor design amendments including relocation of commercial refuse store, front ground floor elevation alterations, window alterations, revised balcony glazing and provision of a discreet service ladder granted under reference 2018/2179/P dated 28/01/19, amended by application reference 2019/2320/P dated 06/08/2019 for demolition of existing buildings and ancillary structures (11 flats, A1 unit, A5 unit) and construction of new building comprising ground plus basement and five upper floors for use as 29 no. dwellings (Class C3) and flexible Class A1/A2/A3/A4 together with cycle parking, landscaping, refuse and associated works).
Proposal details
Reference
2019/5653/P
Ward
Haverstock (Pre May 2022)
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