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The erection of a ground floor rear extension and internal alterations to convert the existing ground floor flat into two separate self-contained flats and installation of new cycle store and bin enclosures.

3 Marquis Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8JH

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2022/4186London Borough of Haringey

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Application location

3 Marquis Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8JH

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

The erection of a ground floor rear extension and internal alterations to convert the existing ground floor flat into two separate self-contained flats and installation of new cycle store and bin enclosures.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2022/4186
Alternative references
PP-11689468
Ward
Woodside
Agent
Tasou Associates

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
1848-PA.01-Rev B - Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
Community Infrastructure Levy - Form 1Community Infrastructure Levy · PDF21 Nov 2022View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF25 May 2023View
Existing & Proposed Drawings PackagePlans · PDF21 Nov 2022View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF25 May 2023View
1848-PA.05-Rev B - Proposed Section AAPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-EX.05-Rev A -Existing Section AAPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
Design and Access Statement - Rev BDesign and Access Statement · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-PA.06 - Proposed Section B-BPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-OS.02 - Block PlanPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-EX.04-RevA - Existing Side ElevationsPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-PA.02-Rev B - Proposed First Floor PlanPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-EX.02-Rev A - Existing First Floor PlanPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
Design and Access StatementDocument · PDF21 Nov 2022View
1848-OS.01 - Site Location PlanPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-EX.03-Rev A - Existing Front ElevationPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-PA.03-Rev B - Proposed Rear ElevationPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-EX.01-Rev A - Existing Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-PA.04-RevB - Proposed Side ElevationPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
1848-EX.06 - Existing Section BBPlans · PDF17 May 2023View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF21 Nov 2022View

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Decision & conditions

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DM Decision.pdf
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