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Erection of single storey rear extension projecting out 4 metres with a maximum height of 4 metres and height to the eaves of 3 metres

3 Bradley Road Upper Norwood London SE19 3NT

DecidedReference: 25/02086/GPDOLondon Borough of Croydon

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Application location

3 Bradley Road Upper Norwood London SE19 3NT

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Prior Appvl - Class A Larger House Extns
Received
24 Jun 2025
Validated
22 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
3 Oct 2025
Local authority
London Borough of Croydon

Application overview

Erection of single storey rear extension projecting out 4 metres with a maximum height of 4 metres and height to the eaves of 3 metres

Proposal details

Reference
25/02086/GPDO
Alternative references
PP-14122921
Ward
Crystal Palace And Upper Norwood
Agent
Burrell Homes Ltd

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
NO JURISDICTION (HH) - GPDO - DECISIONDecision Notice(s) · PDF17 Sept 2025View
OFFICER REPORT WEB - FINALOfficers Report Final · PDF17 Sept 2025View
REAR ACCESSAdditional Plans / Correspondence · PDF29 Aug 2025View
SITE BLOCK PLAN EXISTING AND PROPOSEDAmended Drawings · PDF27 Aug 2025View
BLOCK PLAN PROPOSEDAmended Drawings · PDF27 Aug 2025View
GROUND FLOOR PLAN & ROOF PLAN EXISTING & PROPOSEDAmended Drawings · PDF27 Aug 2025View
SECTIONS & ELEVATIONS EXISTING & PROPOSEDAmended Drawings · PDF27 Aug 2025View
REVISED APPLICATION FORM - PUBLIC COPYApplication Form · PDF8 Jul 2025View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF24 Jun 2025View
COVERING LETTERBackGround Papers · PDF24 Jun 2025View
ELEVATION AND FLOOR PLAN - EXISTINGDrawing · PDF24 Jun 2025View
ELEVATIONS FLOOR PLANS SECTION A-A PROPOSEDDrawing · PDF24 Jun 2025View

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  9. Determination Deadline

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Decision & conditions

Approved (prior approvals only)
NO JURISDICTION (HH) - GPDO - DECISION
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