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Change of use of the existing office building from Class E to Class C3, to create 3No. new dwellings

COMO HOUSE WARWICK ROAD HAMPTON WICK KT1 4DW

The case officer will be assessing the entire case in detail as well as reviewing any comments submitted.Reference: PA26/3074London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

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COMO HOUSE WARWICK ROAD HAMPTON WICK KT1 4DW

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Application summary

Status
The case officer will be assessing the entire case in detail as well as reviewing any comments submitted.
Application type
GPD P3MA - E to C3
Received
4 Sept 2026
Validated
5 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
30 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

Application overview

Change of use of the existing office building from Class E to Class C3, to create 3No. new dwellings

Proposal details

Reference
PA26/3074
Alternative references
PP-15203183
Ward
Hampton Wick & South Teddington Ward [HPK]
Agent
Zecevic
UPRN
100023057465

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Redacted3 Sept 2026View
Site & Location Plans 00P005 ASubmitted Drawing3 Sept 2026View
Proposed Sections 00P130 ASubmitted Drawing3 Sept 2026View
Proposed Plans 00P110 ASubmitted Drawing3 Sept 2026View
Existing Sections 00P030 ASubmitted Drawing3 Sept 2026View
Existing & Proposed Elevations 00P020 ASubmitted Drawing3 Sept 2026View
Existing Plans 00P010 ASubmitted Drawing3 Sept 2026View
Contaminated Land Phase 1 Assessment Part 02Report3 Sept 2026View
Contaminated Land Phase 1 Assessment Part 01Report3 Sept 2026View
Contaminated Land Phase 1 Assessment Part 03Report3 Sept 2026View
INTERNAL DAYLIGHT AND SUNLIGHT REPORTReport3 Sept 2026View
Planning StatementReport3 Sept 2026View

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