The comprehensive phased redevelopment of the existing supermarket and Petrol Filling Station (PFS), comprising new buildings containing residential units (Class C3), a new ASDA superstore (Use Class E), Flexible Town Centre Commercial Floorspace including Use Class E (a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g), F1 (a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f), F2 (a)(b), and Sui Generis uses (c)(d)(f)(p)(q)(t)(v), public open space, private and communal amenity space, landscaping, vehicular access, car parking, cycle parking, demolition and other associated works (the Proposed Development). This application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement ( out of borough)
Asda 2 - 20 Western Road Park Royal NW10 7LW
No ObjectionReference: 261869OPDCOBLondon Borough of Ealing
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The comprehensive phased redevelopment of the existing supermarket and Petrol Filling Station (PFS), comprising new buildings containing residential units (Class C3), a new ASDA superstore (Use Class E), Flexible Town Centre Commercial Floorspace including Use Class E (a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g), F1 (a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f), F2 (a)(b), and Sui Generis uses (c)(d)(f)(p)(q)(t)(v), public open space, private and communal amenity space, landscaping, vehicular access, car parking, cycle parking, demolition and other associated works (the Proposed Development). This application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement ( out of borough)
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Reference
261869OPDCOB
Ward
North Acton
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