An application submitted under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment in connection with the planning permission DC/24/135333 dated 16 October 2024 (as amended by S73 application DC/25/140531 dated 7th October 2025 and DC/25/142081 dated 9th June 2026) in order to allow:- Condition 11(c) to be amended to require discharge of the condition prior to occupation of the last unit to be occupied on the development to enable the sedum roof to be installed at a suitable time at Land on the east side of 68 Ravensbourne Park Crescent, SE6.
LAND ON THE EAST SIDE OF, 68 RAVENSBOURNE PARK CRESCENT, LONDON, SE6 4YP
RegisteredReference: DC/26/145399London Borough of Lewisham
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An application submitted under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment in connection with the planning permission DC/24/135333 dated 16 October 2024 (as amended by S73 application DC/25/140531 dated 7th October 2025 and DC/25/142081 dated 9th June 2026) in order to allow:- Condition 11(c) to be amended to require discharge of the condition prior to occupation of the last unit to be occupied on the development to enable the sedum roof to be installed at a suitable time at Land on the east side of 68 Ravensbourne Park Crescent, SE6.
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DC/26/145399
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PP-15226307
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