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The redevelopment of the St George's Hospital site, inclusive of partial demolition and conversion of existing buildings, to provide upto 279 dwellings, on 10.11 ha of the wider site, together with associated car parking, landscape and infrastructure works.

St Georges Hospital Suttons Lane Hornchurch RM12 6RS

WithdrawnReference: P0459.16London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Not published
Received
24 Mar 2016
Validated
24 Mar 2016
Determination deadline
23 Jun 2016
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

The redevelopment of the St George's Hospital site, inclusive of partial demolition and conversion of existing buildings, to provide upto 279 dwellings, on 10.11 ha of the wider site, together with associated car parking, landscape and infrastructure works.

Proposal details

Reference
P0459.16
Ward
Hacton
Agent
SW Planning Ltd Mr Steve Walters 70-74 Cowcross Street London EC1M 6EJ

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Application location

St Georges Hospital Suttons Lane Hornchurch RM12 6RS

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
HAS Acknowledgement LetterHAS Acknowledgement Letter1 Apr 2016View
Application FormApplication Form1 Apr 2016View
PlansPlans24 Mar 2016View
Transport assessmentTraffic and Transport24 Mar 2016View
Statement of Community involvementSupporting Statements24 Mar 2016View
Archaeological AssessmentArchaeology24 Mar 2016View
Sustainability statementEnergy/Sustainability24 Mar 2016View
Energy statementEnergy/Sustainability24 Mar 2016View
Supporting StatementsSupporting Statements24 Mar 2016View
PlansPlans24 Mar 2016View
EcologyEcology24 Mar 2016View
Application FormApplication Form24 Mar 2016View
Soil InvestigationEnvironmental Statement24 Mar 2016View
Environmental StatementEnvironmental Statement24 Mar 2016View
Geotechnical and Geo-Environmental Prelimnary Risk AssessmentEnvironmental Statement24 Mar 2016View
Asset Location SearchFlood/Surface Water24 Mar 2016View
Flood/Surface WaterFlood/Surface Water24 Mar 2016View
Planning Statement/D&APlanning Statement/D&A24 Mar 2016View
Environmental StatementEnvironmental Statement24 Mar 2016View
Supporting StatementsSupporting Statements24 Mar 2016View
Supporting StatementsSupporting Statements24 Mar 2016View
Heritage StatementHeritage Statement24 Mar 2016View
Heritage StatementHeritage Statement24 Mar 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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