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Change of use of first and second floors from offices (Use Class B1) to a 10 bedroom House in Multiple Occupancy, involving installation of roof lanterns to first floor roof and installation of metal gates to side (Sui Generis)

734-736 UXBRIDGE ROAD HAYES UB4 0RU

RefusalReference: 18920/APP/2015/2042London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Refusal
Application type
Not published
Received
1 Jun 2015
Validated
19 Jun 2015
Determination deadline
14 Aug 2015
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Change of use of first and second floors from offices (Use Class B1) to a 10 bedroom House in Multiple Occupancy, involving installation of roof lanterns to first floor roof and installation of metal gates to side (Sui Generis)

Proposal details

Reference
18920/APP/2015/2042
Ward
BARNHILL
Agent
Mr Ravi Rehal rehal planning 69 Elm Road Dartford Kent DA1 2RX

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734-736 UXBRIDGE ROAD HAYES UB4 0RU

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
APPLICATION FORM AMENDEDAPPLICATION FORM AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
LOCATION PLANLOCATION PLAN3 Jun 2015View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDEXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDEXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDEXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDEXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDEXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS AMENDEDEXISTING ELEVATIONS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDEDPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS AMENDEDPROPOSED ELEVATIONS AMENDED24 Jun 2015View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTDESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT3 Jun 2015View
Daylight AssessmentSUPPORTING INFORMATION3 Jun 2015View
A summary of the attachments in the proposalSUPPORTING INFORMATION3 Jun 2015View
Travel PlanTRANSPORT ASSESSMENT3 Jun 2015View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE14 Aug 2015View
OFFICER REPORTOFFICER REPORT14 Aug 2015View

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Refusal
DECISION NOTICE
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