Planning approvals received - July 2015

This month the team at DAP look at the top ten planning permission approvals during month of July 2015.

Removal of existing structures at roof level and installation of lift housing at 57 Eccleston Square Mews, London, SW1V 1QN

Council : Westminster

Installation of two pedestrian entrance gates and one fence fronting Marcham street and John Lslip street at Morlandhouse, Marsham Street, London, SW1P 4JQ

Council : Wesiminister

Construction of a single storey extension to the rear of 50 Cranfield Road, SE4, in addition to a replacement dormer and a new conservation style rooflight to the rear roofslope at 50 Cranfield Road, SE4

Council : Lewisham

"Conversion Of Garage To Habitable Room and External Alterations at Mallory , Priory Drive , Stanmore , Harrow , HA7 3HN

Council : Harrow

Change of use from offices (Use Class B1a) to residential (Use Class C3) to form 4 flats (3 x 1 bedroom and 1 x 2 bedroom) at Ground Floor, Balmoral House, 12 Lanark Square, London, E14 9QD

Council : Tower Hamlets

Conversion of part of the ground floor from offices (Class A2) to 1 selfcontained flat (Class C3) at Roxeth House, Shaftesbury Avenue, South Harrow, Harrow, HA2 0PZ

Council : Harrow

Extension to existing roof to include 2no side dormer windows. Single storey side extension at 6 Tenterden Gardens, London, NW4 1TE

Council : Barnet

Excavation of a basement under a previously approved outbuilding at 1 Hillfield Park, N10 3QT

Council : Haringey

Single storey rear extension. New rear patio. Removal of existing shed and timber deck. Replacement of existing timber fence with new brick wall at 318A West Hendon Broadway, London, NW9 6AE

Council : Barnet

Erection of 2 no. single storey rear extensions at 1 Langley Park, London, NW7 2AA

Council : Barnet

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