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Demolition of existing building and erection of a five-storey residential building, comprising of 4 x one-bed and 5 x two-bed self-contained apartments with associated refuse and cycle storage, landscaping and associated works. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

67 HORTON ROAD YIEWSLEY UB7 8ET

UndecidedReference: 6800/APP/2025/1774London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application location

67 HORTON ROAD YIEWSLEY UB7 8ET

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Application summary

Status
Undecided
Application type
Not published
Received
26 Jun 2025
Validated
19 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
23 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Demolition of existing building and erection of a five-storey residential building, comprising of 4 x one-bed and 5 x two-bed self-contained apartments with associated refuse and cycle storage, landscaping and associated works. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

Proposal details

Reference
6800/APP/2025/1774
Ward
YIEWSLEY 2022
Agent
Mr Asim Hussain 15 Alleyn Park Southall UB2 5QT

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM3 Jul 2025View
Design and Access StatementDESIGN ACCESS STATEMENT (FULL DOCUMENT)19 Sept 2025View
Existing Site Plan_AMENDEDSITE LAYOUT - EXISTING AMENDED10 Dec 2025View
Existing Floor Plans_AMENDEDEXISTING FLOOR PLANS AMENDED10 Dec 2025View
Existing Elevations, Bin & Cycle Store Details_AMENDEDEXISTING ELEVATIONS AMENDED10 Dec 2025View
Amended Plan Pack Amended Proposed Plan Pack - 23/04/26PROPOSED PLAN AMENDED31 Mar 2026View
Site Location Plan, Existing and Proposed Plans and ElevationsPLAN3 Jul 2025View
Revised all proposed plansPLAN AMENDED10 Sept 2026View
Planning StatementSUPPORTING INFORMATION19 Sept 2025View
West London Gazette 26.11.2025SUPPORTING INFORMATION27 Nov 2025View
Assessment of Sense of Enclosure and Outlook ReportSUPPORTING INFORMATION23 Apr 2026View
Biodiversity Net Gain AssessmentSUPPORTING INFORMATION23 Apr 2026View
Statutory_Biodiversity_Metric_Condition_Assessments_-_July_2025SUPPORTING INFORMATION23 Apr 2026View
The_Statutory_Metric_Macro_EnabledSUPPORTING INFORMATION23 Apr 2026View
Transport StatementTRANSPORT ASSESSMENT19 Sept 2025View

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