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Subdivision of existing dwellinghouse into 1x4 bed and 1x2 bed dwellinghouses, subdivision of front hardstanding and rear amenity space, amendments to fenestrations, includes parking, cycle and bin storage, and landscaping.

63 EAST AVENUE HAYES

ApprovalReference: 3940/APP/2026/920London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Not published
Received
13 Apr 2026
Validated
13 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
8 Jun 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Subdivision of existing dwellinghouse into 1x4 bed and 1x2 bed dwellinghouses, subdivision of front hardstanding and rear amenity space, amendments to fenestrations, includes parking, cycle and bin storage, and landscaping.

Proposal details

Reference
3940/APP/2026/920
Ward
HAYES TOWN 2022
Agent
Mrs Rachana Shrestha SJR Design Ltd. 144 Kingshill Avenue Northolt UB5 6NY

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Application location

63 EAST AVENUE HAYES

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form_RedactedAPPLICATION FORM15 Apr 2026View
FL01 Location plan, existing and proposed Block/site plansLOCATION PLAN15 Apr 2026View
FL06 Proposed block planBLOCK PLAN15 Apr 2026View
Received - 18/05/26SITE LAYOUT - PROPOSED AMENDED19 May 2026View
FL02 Existing floor plansEXISTING FLOOR PLANS15 Apr 2026View
FL03 Existing elevationsEXISTING ELEVATIONS15 Apr 2026View
FL08 Soft and hard landscaping planPROPOSED PLAN15 Apr 2026View
FL04 Proposed floor plansPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS15 Apr 2026View
Proposed Floor Plans - 18/05/26PROPOSED PLAN AMENDED19 May 2026View
Proposed Block Plan - 18/05/26PROPOSED PLAN AMENDED19 May 2026View
FL05 Proposed elevationsPROPOSED ELEVATIONS15 Apr 2026View
Received 18/05/25 LOCATION EXISTING AND PROPOSED SITE PLANSPLAN AMENDED19 May 2026View
TP/654/04.26/1 Design and Access StatementDESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT15 Apr 2026View
FL07 Cycle and bin storeSUPPORTING INFORMATION15 Apr 2026View
TP/754/04.26/1 Fire Strategy ReportACCESSIBILITY ASSESSMENT15 Apr 2026View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE3 Jun 2026View
OFFICERS REPORTSOFFICERS REPORTS3 Jun 2026View

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