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Details pursuant to conditions 9 (Traffic Arrangements), 10 (Code for Sustainable Homes), 18 (secured by design) and 23 (car parking management) relating to planning permission ref: 18218/APP/2013/2183 dated 14/02/2014 for 'the erection of a part two, three and 4 storey building to provide 23 residential units, consisting of 14 x 2 bedroom, 9 x 1 together with 250sqm of retail/commercial space, with associated parking, cycle and bin storage and amenity space, involving demolition of existing buildings.

KITCHENER HOUSE WARWICK ROAD WEST DRAYTON

ApprovalReference: 18218/APP/2017/591London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Not published
Received
15 Feb 2017
Validated
15 Feb 2017
Determination deadline
7 Aug 2017
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Details pursuant to conditions 9 (Traffic Arrangements), 10 (Code for Sustainable Homes), 18 (secured by design) and 23 (car parking management) relating to planning permission ref: 18218/APP/2013/2183 dated 14/02/2014 for 'the erection of a part two, three and 4 storey building to provide 23 residential units, consisting of 14 x 2 bedroom, 9 x 1 together with 250sqm of retail/commercial space, with associated parking, cycle and bin storage and amenity space, involving demolition of existing buildings.

Proposal details

Reference
18218/APP/2017/591
Ward
WEST DRAYTON
Agent
Maxplan Properties Ltd. Carey House Great Central Way Wembley HA9 0HR

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KITCHENER HOUSE WARWICK ROAD WEST DRAYTON

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DocumentPublishedAction
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS23 Feb 2017View
PROPOSED ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONPROPOSED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION23 Feb 2017View
PROPOSED ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONPROPOSED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION23 Feb 2017View
PROPOSED ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONPROPOSED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION23 Feb 2017View
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STATEMENTENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STATEMENT23 Feb 2017View
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STATEMENTENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STATEMENT23 Feb 2017View
SUPPORTING INFORMATIONSUPPORTING INFORMATION23 Feb 2017View
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTSADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS23 Feb 2017View
Secured by Design and CfSH CertificatesCODE FOR SUSTAINABLE HOMES INFORMATION7 Aug 2017View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE7 Aug 2017View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE7 Aug 2017View
OFFICER REPORTOFFICER REPORT7 Aug 2017View

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