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Details pursuant to conditions 3 (Materials), 4 (Sustainable Water Management Scheme), 5 (Parking Allocation Strategy), 6 (Details of additional parking) and 7 (Landscape Plan) of planning permission Ref: 890/APP/2016/2866 dated 30/09/2016 (Erection of three storey building to contain offices(use class B1) at ground and first floor level and 2 x 2-bed self contained flats at second floor level with associated parking, involving demolition of existing building)

CHELMSINE COURT BURY STREET RUISLIP HA4 7TL

RefusalReference: 890/APP/2018/2536London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Refusal
Application type
Not published
Received
9 Jul 2018
Validated
20 Jul 2018
Determination deadline
14 Sept 2018
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Details pursuant to conditions 3 (Materials), 4 (Sustainable Water Management Scheme), 5 (Parking Allocation Strategy), 6 (Details of additional parking) and 7 (Landscape Plan) of planning permission Ref: 890/APP/2016/2866 dated 30/09/2016 (Erection of three storey building to contain offices(use class B1) at ground and first floor level and 2 x 2-bed self contained flats at second floor level with associated parking, involving demolition of existing building)

Proposal details

Reference
890/APP/2018/2536
Ward
WEST RUISLIP
Agent
Mr Keith Simpson pebblewood King Edward Road shenley WD7 9BY

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CHELMSINE COURT BURY STREET RUISLIP HA4 7TL

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM17 Jul 2018View
18-017-001 DrainageSITE LAYOUT - DRAINAGE17 Jul 2018View
FP10-A-03-17 Proposed BicyclePROPOSED PLAN17 Jul 2018View
2805/9 Location Plan, Levels and ParkingPLAN17 Jul 2018View
PLAN AMENDEDPLAN AMENDED23 Jul 2018View
A summary of the attachments in the proposalSUPPORTING INFORMATION17 Jul 2018View
Drainage Strategy. Drainage documentationFLOOD AND DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT17 Jul 2018View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE12 Sept 2018View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE12 Sept 2018View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE12 Sept 2018View
DECISION NOTICEDECISION NOTICE12 Sept 2018View
OFFICER REPORTOFFICER REPORT12 Sept 2018View
OFFICER REPORTOFFICER REPORT12 Sept 2018View

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