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Erection of two-storey part extension facing High Road to include roof space, and rear one-storey part extension facing Lilac Mews and conversion of upper floors into a mixed use of commercial and residential space (1No. 1Bed and 5No. 2Bed flats ) at first, second and third floors and 2No. Studios at fourth floor. All flats will have access from Lilac Mews. Part of the first floor to be ancillary to the commercial unit. Including associated Cycle and refuse storage facilities.

63-65 High Road, Wood Green, London, N22 6BH

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2023/3411London Borough of Haringey

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Erection of two-storey part extension facing High Road to include roof space, and rear one-storey part extension facing Lilac Mews and conversion of upper floors into a mixed use of commercial and residential space (1No. 1Bed and 5No. 2Bed flats ) at first, second and third floors and 2No. Studios at fourth floor. All flats will have access from Lilac Mews. Part of the first floor to be ancillary to the commercial unit. Including associated Cycle and refuse storage facilities.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2023/3411
Alternative references
PP-12671221
Ward
Noel Park
Agent
Mr Don McGowan

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Application location

63-65 High Road, Wood Green, London, N22 6BH

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Documents 29 of 29

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HR P2 07.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 09 · PDF27 Jun 2024View
HR P2 04 · PDF27 Jun 2024View
HR P2 08.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 03.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 15a.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 15.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 05 · PDF27 Jun 2024View
HR P2 10 · PDF27 Jun 2024View
DesAcc2.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 11 · PDF27 Jun 2024View
HR P2 05.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 12 · PDF27 Jun 2024View
HR P2 18.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
Transportation Comments18 Feb 2024View
HR P2 21 · PDF15 Jan 2024View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF4 Jul 2024View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF4 Jul 2024View
CIL2.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 01.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
PlaSta2.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 04.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 02.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 13.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
CIL Rev A_ · PDF28 Jun 2024View
HR P2 06.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 14.pdf · PDF29 Dec 2023View
HR P2 20 · PDF27 Jun 2024View

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