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Construction of a raised pedestrianised plaza in the western end of the existing car park at Harold Wood railway station. Providing improved access for pedestrians from Station Road to the secondary station entrance; a DDA compliant ramp; improved lighting; street furniture and landscaping

Harold Wood Station Junction of Gubbins Lane and Station Road Romford RM3 0BP

Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsReference: P0774.17London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
Apprv with cons Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
5 May 2017
Validated
15 May 2017
Determination deadline
10 Jul 2017
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Construction of a raised pedestrianised plaza in the western end of the existing car park at Harold Wood railway station. Providing improved access for pedestrians from Station Road to the secondary station entrance; a DDA compliant ramp; improved lighting; street furniture and landscaping

Proposal details

Reference
P0774.17
Ward
Harold Wood
Agent
Mr John Greensted 224-226 Tower Bridge Road LONDON SE1 2UP

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Application location

Harold Wood Station Junction of Gubbins Lane and Station Road Romford RM3 0BP

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Prior Approval Acknowledgement-DCPA_ACKDecision Prior Approval Acknowledgement-DCPA_ACK20 Jul 2017View
Officer Report - DEL_REPOfficer Report - DEL_REP6 Jul 2017View
Decision Notice - havpdecaDecision Notice - havpdeca6 Jul 2017View
APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTAPPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT25 May 2017View
PlansPlans15 May 2017View
Drainage PlanOther15 May 2017View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan15 May 2017View
CGI VisualOther8 May 2017View
Materials and Street Furniture SpecificationOther8 May 2017View
Consultation ReportOther8 May 2017View
Tree SurveyOther8 May 2017View
Public Consultation ReportOther8 May 2017View
Transport AssessmentTraffic and Transport8 May 2017View
External Lighting ReportOther8 May 2017View
Design and Access StatementPlanning Statement/D&A8 May 2017View
Crime and Disorder Prevention ReportOther8 May 2017View
Covering LetterCovering Letter8 May 2017View
Application FormApplication Form8 May 2017View

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Decision & conditions

Apprv with cons Conditions/Reasons
Decision Prior Approval Acknowledgement-DCPA_ACK Decision Notice - havpdeca
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