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Proposed sub-division of the basement and upper ground floor flat (duplex) to create a new 1 bedroom upper ground floor flat.

106-108 Hazellville Road, London, N19 3NA

VALIDATEDReference: P2026/1244/FULLondon Borough of Islington

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Application location

106-108 Hazellville Road, London, N19 3NA

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Application summary

Status
VALIDATED
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
12 May 2026
Validated
1 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
21 Jul 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Islington

Application overview

Proposed sub-division of the basement and upper ground floor flat (duplex) to create a new 1 bedroom upper ground floor flat.

Proposal details

Reference
P2026/1244/FUL
Alternative references
PP-14915391
Ward
Hillrise
Agent
Mr Koritsas Constantine
UPRN
5300042175

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form12 May 2026View
Site location planDrawings - Existing12 May 2026View
Location and Block PlanDrawings - Existing12 May 2026View
Proposed PlansDrawings - Proposed12 May 2026View
106 and 108 Floor Plan ContextDrawings - Existing12 May 2026View
Community Infrastructure Levy - Completed formSupporting Documentation12 May 2026View
Existing PlansDrawings - Existing12 May 2026View
Design and access statement - supersededDesign and Access Statement12 May 2026View
Design and access statement - RevisedDesign and Access Statement1 Jun 2026View
Sustainability StatementSupporting Documentation1 Jun 2026View
Viability StatementSupporting Documentation1 Jun 2026View

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