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Reserved matters application for the approval of siting, design, external appearance and landscaping (the reserved matters) pursuant to the outline planning permission P0702.08 for Phase 2B of the former Harold Wood Hospital, for the development of 136 residential dwellings, plus associated infrastructure and car parking.

Phase 2B, Former Harold Wood Hospital Gubbins Lane Harold Wood Romford RM3 0BE

Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsReference: P0909.16London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
Apprv with cons Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
14 Jun 2016
Validated
14 Jun 2016
Determination deadline
13 Sept 2016
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Reserved matters application for the approval of siting, design, external appearance and landscaping (the reserved matters) pursuant to the outline planning permission P0702.08 for Phase 2B of the former Harold Wood Hospital, for the development of 136 residential dwellings, plus associated infrastructure and car parking.

Proposal details

Reference
P0909.16
Ward
Harold Wood
Agent
Mr Steve Walters 70-74 Cowcross Street London EC1M 6EJ

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Application location

Phase 2B, Former Harold Wood Hospital Gubbins Lane Harold Wood Romford RM3 0BE

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice - havpdecaDecision Notice - havpdeca26 Aug 2016View
HAS Acknowledgement LetterHAS Acknowledgement Letter21 Jun 2016View
Application FormApplication Form21 Jun 2016View
HAS Acknowledgement LetterHAS Acknowledgement Letter2 Jun 2016View
PlansPlans2 Jun 2016View
EcologyEcology2 Jun 2016View
PlansPlans2 Jun 2016View
Environmental StatementEnvironmental Statement2 Jun 2016View
Heritage StatementHeritage Statement2 Jun 2016View
Energy/SustainabilityEnergy/Sustainability2 Jun 2016View
Planning Statement/D&APlanning Statement/D&A2 Jun 2016View
EcologyEcology2 Jun 2016View
Application FormApplication Form2 Jun 2016View
PlansPlans2 Jun 2016View
Supporting StatementsSupporting Statements2 Jun 2016View
PlansPlans2 Jun 2016View
Supporting StatementsSupporting Statements2 Jun 2016View
PlansPlans2 Jun 2016View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan2 Jun 2016View
EcologyEcology2 Jun 2016View
Covering LetterCovering Letter2 Jun 2016View

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Apprv with cons Conditions/Reasons
Decision Notice - havpdeca
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