Removal of condition 19 (Lightwell Treatments) of planning permission 2018/4518/P dated 22.05.2019 for: variation of condition 11 (detailed design and method statements for ground and below ground), 12 (Written Scheme of Investigation) and condition 20 (ground investigation) as a variation of planning permission 2016/1372/P dated 21.11.2016 for the replacement of existing building with a four storey (plus basement) mixed use building comprising retail (A1 Use Class) at ground and basement level and office space (B1 Use Class) and Dental Practice (D1 Use Class at first floor level) with 8x residential units (5x2bed and 3x3bed) on upper floors.
152-156 Kentish Town Road London NW1 9QB
WithdrawnReference: 2021/2011/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Removal of condition 19 (Lightwell Treatments) of planning permission 2018/4518/P dated 22.05.2019 for: variation of condition 11 (detailed design and method statements for ground and below ground), 12 (Written Scheme of Investigation) and condition 20 (ground investigation) as a variation of planning permission 2016/1372/P dated 21.11.2016 for the replacement of existing building with a four storey (plus basement) mixed use building comprising retail (A1 Use Class) at ground and basement level and office space (B1 Use Class) and Dental Practice (D1 Use Class at first floor level) with 8x residential units (5x2bed and 3x3bed) on upper floors.
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Reference
2021/2011/P
Ward
Cantelowes (Pre May 2022);Kentish Town (Pre May 2022)
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