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Details pursuant to the discharge of Conditions 3 (windows), 4 (methodology statement), 5 (roof structure and impact assessment) and 6 (details of roof tiles) of Listed Building Consent ref. 4726/APP/2023/1695, dated 21-02-2024 (Alterations to existing Tudor Lodge Hotel building including the extension of existing dormer window on front elevation, replacement of existing French door with windows to match existing and the replacement of existing roof tiles with new tiles to match existing)

TUDOR LODGE HOTEL, 50 FIELD END ROAD EASTCOTE PINNER

ApprovalReference: 4726/APP/2024/638London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application location

TUDOR LODGE HOTEL, 50 FIELD END ROAD EASTCOTE PINNER

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Not published
Received
11 Mar 2024
Validated
11 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
16 May 2024
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Details pursuant to the discharge of Conditions 3 (windows), 4 (methodology statement), 5 (roof structure and impact assessment) and 6 (details of roof tiles) of Listed Building Consent ref. 4726/APP/2023/1695, dated 21-02-2024 (Alterations to existing Tudor Lodge Hotel building including the extension of existing dormer window on front elevation, replacement of existing French door with windows to match existing and the replacement of existing roof tiles with new tiles to match existing)

Proposal details

Reference
4726/APP/2024/638
Ward
EASTCOTE 2022
Agent
Mr J Wang Unit 312 Wey House 15 Church Street Weybridge KT13 8NA

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Without Personal Data Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM13 Mar 2024View
Received 01.05.2024 REVISED Roof tile replacement methodology p2PROPOSED PLAN AMENDED14 May 2024View
Received 01.05.2024 REVISED Roof tile replacement methodologyPROPOSED PLAN AMENDED14 May 2024View
T207 P1 Tudor Suite Window DetailPROPOSED ELEVATIONS13 Mar 2024View
T208 P1 Dormer Window DetailPROPOSED ELEVATIONS13 Mar 2024View
Roof PlansPROPOSED ROOF PLANS13 Mar 2024View
SUPERSEDED roof replacement methodologySUPPORTING INFORMATION13 Mar 2024View
SUPERSEDED roof tile samplesSUPPORTING INFORMATION13 Mar 2024View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE16 May 2024View
OFFICERS REPORTSOFFICERS REPORTS16 May 2024View

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