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Listed building consent for restoration of the existing skatepark, construction of a flexible community building and/or commercial building (Use Class F and/or E), access road, pedestrian pathways, car and cycle parking and hard and soft landscaping. Submitted alongside: Phased and severable hybrid application for the demolition, site clearance and redevelopment including: Outline planning application (all matters reserved except access) for residential use (Use Class C3), including affordable housing, commercial floorspace (Use Class E), required infrastructure, landscaping (incorporating SUDs), car parking, cycle parking and other associated works; and petrol improvements to a station (Sui Generis). Full planning application for restoration of the existing skate park, construction of a flexible community building and/or commercial building (Use Class F and/or E), access road, pedestrian pathways, car and cycle parking and hard and soft landscaping.

Hornchurch Cardrome Upper Rainham Road Hornchurch RM12 4EU

UndecidedReference: L0004.26London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
Undecided
Application type
Not published
Received
10 Jul 2026
Validated
10 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
4 Sept 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Listed building consent for restoration of the existing skatepark, construction of a flexible community building and/or commercial building (Use Class F and/or E), access road, pedestrian pathways, car and cycle parking and hard and soft landscaping. Submitted alongside: Phased and severable hybrid application for the demolition, site clearance and redevelopment including: Outline planning application (all matters reserved except access) for residential use (Use Class C3), including affordable housing, commercial floorspace (Use Class E), required infrastructure, landscaping (incorporating SUDs), car parking, cycle parking and other associated works; and petrol improvements to a station (Sui Generis). Full planning application for restoration of the existing skate park, construction of a flexible community building and/or commercial building (Use Class F and/or E), access road, pedestrian pathways, car and cycle parking and hard and soft landscaping.

Proposal details

Reference
L0004.26
Ward
Hylands & Harrow Lg
Agent
Mr Alex Partridge 70 St Mary Axe London EC3A 8BE

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Application location

Hornchurch Cardrome Upper Rainham Road Hornchurch RM12 4EU

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTAPPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT17 Jul 2026View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan17 Jul 2026View
PP-15070809_GLA Carbon Emission Reporting Spreadsheet - 15th June 2026Supporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
PP-15070809_553311jf03Jul26_BNGSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
PP-15070809_2404_ROM Circular Economy StatementSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Sustainability and Energy StatementSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Schedule of Application DrawingsSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Schedule of Application DocumentsSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Flood risk assessment and drainage strategySupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Planning statementSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Outline waste managementSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Landscape & Visual impact assessmentSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Green belt appraisalSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Application FormApplication Form13 Jul 2026View
DBASupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
BNGASupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
PEASupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Heritage and Townscape Statement_cSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Statement of Community Involvement_cSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Skatepark_DASSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Outline_Design Code_cSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Outline_DASSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Circular Economy StatementSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
HIASupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
RPT01-V1 (ISSUE)Supporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Air Quality AssessmentSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
AIASupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Daylight and Sunlight AssessmentSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
PlansPlans13 Jul 2026View
Transport Assessment FinalSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Outline Construction Logistics PlanSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View
Residential Travel PlanSupporting Statements13 Jul 2026View

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