Details to discharge Condition 13 (Land Contamination) of planning permission 2016/5266/P dated 30/10/2020 for the 'Erection of part 4 part 2 storey plus basement building, comprising 46 room hotel (C1 Use Class) fronting Chalton Street and Churchway (following demolition of existing building); in association with application 2016/3174/P [70 Churchway] erection of 3 storey building plus basement with rear garden and roof terrace at 1st floor level, comprising 4x Residential units (1x2 bed & 2x1bed unit) (C3 Use Class)to allow for offsetting of residential accommodation (following demolition of existing building)'.
53-55 Chalton Street & 60 Churchway London NW1 1HY
Final DecisionReference: 2024/4821/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Details to discharge Condition 13 (Land Contamination) of planning permission 2016/5266/P dated 30/10/2020 for the 'Erection of part 4 part 2 storey plus basement building, comprising 46 room hotel (C1 Use Class) fronting Chalton Street and Churchway (following demolition of existing building); in association with application 2016/3174/P [70 Churchway] erection of 3 storey building plus basement with rear garden and roof terrace at 1st floor level, comprising 4x Residential units (1x2 bed & 2x1bed unit) (C3 Use Class)to allow for offsetting of residential accommodation (following demolition of existing building)'.
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Reference
2024/4821/P
Ward
St Pancras and Somers Town
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