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Prior approval is sought to change the use of a commercial premises (Class E) to a single self-contained residential flat (Class C3).

13A COURT YARD, LONDON, SE9 5PR

DecidedReference: 26/2114/PN2Royal Borough of Greenwich

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Prior Notification
Received
16 Jul 2026
Validated
16 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

Prior approval is sought to change the use of a commercial premises (Class E) to a single self-contained residential flat (Class C3).

Proposal details

Reference
26/2114/PN2
Alternative references
PP-15085825
Ward
ELTHAM TOWN & AVERY HILL
Parish
Eltham & Kidbrooke
Agent
Forward Architecture Ltd

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Application location

13A COURT YARD, LONDON, SE9 5PR

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF10 Sept 2026View
Acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF24 Jul 2026View
Existing floor plans and site planDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
ElevationsDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Proposed floor plans 1Drawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Proposed floor plans 2Drawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Existing and proposed right side elevationsDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Flood mapDocument · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Existing and proposed left side elevationsDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Existing and proposed rear elevationsDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Ptal reportDocument · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Construction method statementDocument · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Transport statementDocument · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Planning statementDocument · PDF17 Jul 2026View
Fire statementDocument · PDF17 Jul 2026View

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