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Erection of a single storey upwards extension at second floor level to provide 5 HMO bedrooms and communal living/kitchen/dining space with associated external alterations to the building frontage

164-170 HIGH STREET YIEWSLEY

ApprovalReference: 17076/APP/2022/3201London Borough of Hillingdon

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164-170 HIGH STREET YIEWSLEY

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Not published
Received
19 Oct 2022
Validated
19 Oct 2022
Determination deadline
16 Feb 2023
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Erection of a single storey upwards extension at second floor level to provide 5 HMO bedrooms and communal living/kitchen/dining space with associated external alterations to the building frontage

Proposal details

Reference
17076/APP/2022/3201
Ward
YIEWSLEY 2022
Agent
Mr Harry Johnson Workplace 4th Floor Churchgate House 56 Oxford Street MANCHESTER M1 6EU

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM1 Nov 2022View
2114 01.01 Rev. A Location Plan and Site PlanLOCATION PLAN1 Nov 2022View
2114 02.01 Existing ground and first floor planEXISTING FLOOR PLANS1 Nov 2022View
Noise impact assessmentNOISE ASSESSMENT1 Nov 2022View
2114 02.03 Existing Front and Rear ElevationsEXISTING ELEVATIONS1 Nov 2022View
2114 02.02 Existing Roof PlanEXISTING ROOF PLANS1 Nov 2022View
2114 03.05 Rev. A Existing and Proposed Side ElevationsPROPOSED AND EXISTING SIDE ELEVATIONS1 Nov 2022View
2114 03.01 Rev. B Proposed Ground and First Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS1 Nov 2022View
2114 03.02 Rev. A Proposed Second Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS1 Nov 2022View
2114 03.03 Rev. A Proposed Front and Rear ElevationsPROPOSED ELEVATIONS1 Nov 2022View
2114 03.04 Rev. B Existing and Proposed SectionsPROPOSED SECTIONS1 Nov 2022View
Planning & Design StatementDESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT1 Nov 2022View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE16 Feb 2023View
OFFICERS REPORTSOFFICERS REPORTS16 Feb 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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DECISION NOTICE
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