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The use of the existing building shown in the plans submitted at 113 Abbs Cross Lane, Hornchurch, RM12 4XP and associated curtilage as a house in multiple occupation by no more than six residents and the provision of shared reception and kitchen facilities as shown on the plans with no cooking facilities in any of the letting rooms provided the use as a C4 house in multiple occupation is implemented before 11th July 2016, after which planning permission would be required by virtue of an Article 4 Direction issued by the London Borough of Havering in regard to removing permitted development rights to change from a terraced or semi-detached house or a flat to a house in multiple occupation.

113 Abbs Cross Lane Hornchurch RM12 4XP

PP not required Conditions/ReasonsReference: D0290.15London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
PP not required Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
24 Sept 2015
Validated
24 Sept 2015
Determination deadline
8 Apr 2016
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

The use of the existing building shown in the plans submitted at 113 Abbs Cross Lane, Hornchurch, RM12 4XP and associated curtilage as a house in multiple occupation by no more than six residents and the provision of shared reception and kitchen facilities as shown on the plans with no cooking facilities in any of the letting rooms provided the use as a C4 house in multiple occupation is implemented before 11th July 2016, after which planning permission would be required by virtue of an Article 4 Direction issued by the London Borough of Havering in regard to removing permitted development rights to change from a terraced or semi-detached house or a flat to a house in multiple occupation.

Proposal details

Reference
D0290.15
Ward
St Andrew's
Agent
Mr Geoff Eaton @ architect limited Suite 7 ripon house 35 station lane hornchurch essex RM12 6JL

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Application location

113 Abbs Cross Lane Hornchurch RM12 4XP

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice7 Apr 2016View
Officer Report - DEL_REPOfficer Report - DEL_REP7 Apr 2016View
Application FormApplication Form4 Apr 2016View
Application FormApplication Form4 Apr 2016View
HAS Acknowledgement LetterHAS Acknowledgement Letter30 Sept 2015View
Application FormApplication Form30 Sept 2015View
Application FormApplication Form22 Sept 2015View
PlansPlans22 Sept 2015View

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