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Retrospective planning application for the erection of roof and rear extensions to create two additional flats within the extended loft comprising Flat E (2-bedroom flat) and Flat F (2-bedroom flat). This is a revision of a previously approved scheme (permission ref: HGY/2020/2868) for roof and rear extensions to create one additional flat and increase the size of three of the existing flats.

135 & 137 Turnpike Lane, Wood Green, London, N8 0DU

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2022/4493London Borough of Haringey

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Application location

135 & 137 Turnpike Lane, Wood Green, London, N8 0DU

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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

Retrospective planning application for the erection of roof and rear extensions to create two additional flats within the extended loft comprising Flat E (2-bedroom flat) and Flat F (2-bedroom flat). This is a revision of a previously approved scheme (permission ref: HGY/2020/2868) for roof and rear extensions to create one additional flat and increase the size of three of the existing flats.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2022/4493
Alternative references
PP-11786869
Ward
Harringay
Agent
neil squires

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
pB2205:3A - Proposed Roof PlanPlans · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Photo- Rear FacadePhoto20 Dec 2022View
Approved 1st.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
pB2205:5A - Rear Elevations & Section as Previously ApprovedPlans · PDF20 Dec 2022View
pB2205:1A - Block, Ground Floor and Location PlansPlans · PDF20 Dec 2022View
pB2205:4A - Previously Approved Street ElevationsPlans · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Approved Ground.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
The location plan_included_in_Block plan of the site.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Approved 2nd.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF24 May 2023View
Approved Secs. 2.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
pB2205:2A - Proposed Third Floor PlanPlans · PDF20 Dec 2022View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF24 May 2023View
Approved Roof.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Approved Elevs 1.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Photo- Street FacadePhoto20 Dec 2022View
Summary of Proposals 12.22.doc20 Dec 2022View
Approved 3rd.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Approved Secs. 1.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View
Approved Elevs 2.pdf · PDF20 Dec 2022View

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DM Decision.pdf
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