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Conversion of a bungalow to a two storey dwelling, involving the erection of first floor rear and front extensions including fenestration changes.

66 THORNHILL ROAD ICKENHAM

Withdrawn (P)Reference: 13018/APP/2021/4432London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn (P)
Application type
Not published
Received
6 Dec 2021
Validated
6 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
31 Jan 2022
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Conversion of a bungalow to a two storey dwelling, involving the erection of first floor rear and front extensions including fenestration changes.

Proposal details

Reference
13018/APP/2021/4432
Ward
ICKENHAM
Agent
Ola Fayehun 206 Hillingdon Street LONDON SE17 3JD

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Application location

66 THORNHILL ROAD ICKENHAM

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM6 Dec 2021View
FDC211101 The location planLOCATION PLAN6 Dec 2021View
FDC211102 Proposed Block PlanBLOCK PLAN6 Dec 2021View
FDC211103A Existing GF PlanEXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Dec 2021View
FDC211104 Existing FF PlanEXISTING FLOOR PLANS6 Dec 2021View
FDC211106 Existing ElevationsEXISTING ELEVATIONS6 Dec 2021View
FDC211107A Existing ElevationsEXISTING ELEVATIONS6 Dec 2021View
FDC211108 Existing Street ElevationsEXISTING ELEVATIONS6 Dec 2021View
FDC211105 Existing Roof PlanEXISTING ROOF PLANS6 Dec 2021View
FDC211109A Proposed Ground Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS6 Dec 2021View
FDC/21/11/10b Proposed First Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS6 Dec 2021View
FDC/21/11/12c Proposed ElevationPROPOSED ELEVATIONS6 Dec 2021View
FDC/21/11/13b Proposed ElevationPROPOSED ELEVATIONS6 Dec 2021View
FDC/21/11/14 Proposed Street ElevationPROPOSED ELEVATIONS6 Dec 2021View
FDC/21/11/11a Proposed Roof PlanPROPOSED ROOF PLANS6 Dec 2021View
Design & access statementDESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT6 Dec 2021View
A summary of the attachments in the proposalSUPPORTING INFORMATION6 Dec 2021View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE27 Jun 2022View

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DECISION NOTICE
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