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Partial discharge of Condition 5 (Contamination) attached to permission 24/00591/FUL for Demolition of former New Addington Leisure Centre (Class F2) and erection of a Community Diagnostics Centre (Class E(e) - Health or Medical Services) with associated landscaping, alteration to access from Chertsey Crescent, car parking, substation and refuse and cycle storage

Former New Addington Leisure Centre New Addington Croydon Surrey CR0 0DH

DecidedReference: 25/00711/DISCLondon Borough of Croydon

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Application location

Former New Addington Leisure Centre New Addington Croydon Surrey CR0 0DH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
3 Mar 2025
Validated
4 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
29 Apr 2025
Local authority
London Borough of Croydon

Application overview

Partial discharge of Condition 5 (Contamination) attached to permission 24/00591/FUL for Demolition of former New Addington Leisure Centre (Class F2) and erection of a Community Diagnostics Centre (Class E(e) - Health or Medical Services) with associated landscaping, alteration to access from Chertsey Crescent, car parking, substation and refuse and cycle storage

Proposal details

Reference
25/00711/DISC
Alternative references
PP-13810005
Ward
New Addington South
Agent
Berrys

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVED (DISC) CON DISCHARGE - DEC NOTDecision Notice(s) · PDF24 Apr 2025View
OFFICER REPORT WEB - FINALOfficers Report Final · PDF24 Apr 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF3 Mar 2025View
PHASE 1 PRELIMINARY RISK ASSESSMENTStatements / Assessments · PDF3 Mar 2025View
PHASE 2 GROUND INVESTIGATION REPORTStatements / Assessments · PDF3 Mar 2025View
SUPPLEMENTARY GEOTECHNICAL GROUND INVESTIGATION REPORTStatements / Assessments · PDF3 Mar 2025View
MIXED PLANSDrawing · PDF3 Mar 2025View

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Decision & conditions

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APPROVED (DISC) CON DISCHARGE - DEC NOT
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