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Non-material (S96a) amendment application to planning permission reference 63099/APP/2023/1608, dated 10-04-2024, for the 'The demolition of existing structures and redevelopment for Use Classes E(g)(iii), B2 and B8 (applied flexibly) including hard and soft landscaping, servicing and associated works.' Amendments seek to alter the acoustic fence and external lighting.

LAND AT AINSCOUGH CRANES, UNIT 84, HAYES INDUSTRIAL PARK SWALLOWFIELD WAY HAYES

ApprovalReference: 63099/APP/2025/1124London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Not published
Received
16 Apr 2025
Validated
16 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
18 Jul 2025
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Non-material (S96a) amendment application to planning permission reference 63099/APP/2023/1608, dated 10-04-2024, for the 'The demolition of existing structures and redevelopment for Use Classes E(g)(iii), B2 and B8 (applied flexibly) including hard and soft landscaping, servicing and associated works.' Amendments seek to alter the acoustic fence and external lighting.

Proposal details

Reference
63099/APP/2025/1124
Ward
HAYES TOWN 2022
Agent
Mr Gareth Pritchard 50-60 Station Road Cambridge CB1 2JH

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Application location

LAND AT AINSCOUGH CRANES, UNIT 84, HAYES INDUSTRIAL PARK SWALLOWFIELD WAY HAYES

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM24 Apr 2025View
H067-CMP-SI-ZZ-DR-A-00100-Rev-PL16 Proposed Site PlanSITE LAYOUT - PROPOSED24 Apr 2025View
22280-MBA-EX-SP-DR-E-0001-Rev-PL2 INDICATIVE SITE EXTERNAL LIGHTING LAYOUT- PLANNINGPLAN24 Apr 2025View
H067-CMP-SI-ZZ-DR-A-00802-Rev-PL2 Typical Acoustic FencePLAN24 Apr 2025View
H067-CMP-U4-00-DR-A-00100-Rev-PL2 Unit 4 Ground Floor Level GA PlanPLAN24 Apr 2025View
External Lighting Assessment Report-Rev-PL2 External Lighting Assessment Report-Rev-PL2, prepared by MBA Consulting Engineers, dated 28.03.2025SUPPORTING INFORMATION24 Apr 2025View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE1 Jul 2025View
OFFICERS REPORTSOFFICERS REPORTS1 Jul 2025View

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