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Proposed change of use of vacant property to a day care nursery (Class E), for up to 50 children and 14 members of staff.

153 Philip Lane, Tottenham, London, N15 4HQ

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2024/0659London Borough of Haringey

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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

Proposed change of use of vacant property to a day care nursery (Class E), for up to 50 children and 14 members of staff.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2024/0659
Alternative references
PP-12875378
Ward
Tottenham Central
Agent
Mr Shairaz Yasin

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Application location

153 Philip Lane, Tottenham, London, N15 4HQ

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Documents 28 of 28

DocumentPublishedAction
100/200 – Existing & Proposed Block PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF30 Sept 2024View
100/004 – Existing Front ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/010 – Proposed Roof PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/201 – Site Location PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/002 – Existing First Floor PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
Noise Impact AssessmentDocument · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/012 – Proposed Rear ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/011 – Proposed Front ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/014 – Proposed Left Side ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/007 – Existing Left Side ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF30 Sept 2024View
Design, Access & Heritage StatementDocument · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/016 (Revised) – Proposed Ground/Site Floor PlanPlans · PDF20 Sept 2024View
100/009 – Proposed First Floor PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
Transport StatementDocument · PDF11 Mar 2024View
Application Form (Redacted)Application Form · PDF11 Mar 2024View
Planning Statement (Redacted)Document · PDF21 Mar 2024View
100/003 – Existing Roof PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/008 – Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/013 – Proposed Right Side ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/006 – Existing Right Side ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/016 – Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
Existing & Proposed Plans BundlePlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/008 (Revised) – Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF20 Sept 2024View
100/015 – Proposed Section X-XPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/005 – Existing Rear ElevationPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View
100/001 – Existing Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF11 Mar 2024View

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