Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission 2019/0910/P dated 12/03/2020 (varied by 2023/2713/P and 2023/3382/P) for the 'Redevelopment including change of use from car wash (Sui Generis) and erection of part six and part seven storey building plus basement to provide 14 flats (Class C3) at 1st floor and above (with terrace at 5th floor rear and 6th floor level (north elevation); and retail (Class E(a)) or restaurant (Class E(b)) use below incorporating widened pavement to Kentish Town Road, namely reduction in building footprint at ground level, facade amendments, minor height increase on north of site, minor internal layout changes.
369-377 Kentish Town Road London NW5 2TJ
Final DecisionReference: 2024/4214/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission 2019/0910/P dated 12/03/2020 (varied by 2023/2713/P and 2023/3382/P) for the 'Redevelopment including change of use from car wash (Sui Generis) and erection of part six and part seven storey building plus basement to provide 14 flats (Class C3) at 1st floor and above (with terrace at 5th floor rear and 6th floor level (north elevation); and retail (Class E(a)) or restaurant (Class E(b)) use below incorporating widened pavement to Kentish Town Road, namely reduction in building footprint at ground level, facade amendments, minor height increase on north of site, minor internal layout changes.
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Reference
2024/4214/P
Ward
Kentish Town North
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