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Installation of two electric vehicle charging units within car park. (summary)

18 47, ST JAMES GARDENS, ROMFORD

This application is currently under assessment with a planning officer. The decision, when made, will be available belowReference: 2192/26London Borough of Redbridge

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Application location

18 47, ST JAMES GARDENS, ROMFORD

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Application summary

Status
This application is currently under assessment with a planning officer. The decision, when made, will be available below
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
20 Aug 2026
Validated
8 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
29 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Redbridge

Application overview

Installation of two electric vehicle charging units within car park. (summary)

Proposal details

Reference
2192/26
Alternative references
PP-15159461
Ward
Aldborough
Agent
Parsons
UPRN
10094822274

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication form20 Aug 2026View
ha130-001-location and block plan.pdfSite/block plan20 Aug 2026View
ha130-010-existing site plan.pdfExisting plan - floor plan20 Aug 2026View
ha130-070-existing elevations.pdfExisting plan - elevation20 Aug 2026View
ha130-060-existing plan.pdfExisting plan - floor plan20 Aug 2026View
ha130-design and access statement.pdfDesign and access statement20 Aug 2026View
ha130-120-proposed plan.pdfProposed plan - floor plan20 Aug 2026View
ha130-119-proposed site plan.pdfProposed plan - floor plan20 Aug 2026View
ha130-200-proposed elevations.pdfProposed plan - elevation20 Aug 2026View
HA130 Reasonable Exception Statement.pdfFire statement4 Sept 2026View

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Decision & conditions

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