64 Heath Park Road, 64 Romford, RM2 5XA
Certificate of lawfulness for proposed rear outbuilding
- Reference
- D0388.26
- Application date
- 29 October 2026
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42 applications found.
Certificate of lawfulness for proposed rear outbuilding
Outbuildings only
Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed use of residential dwelling to be used as supported living for up to three adults with carers
Retrospective application for: Demolition of existing conservatory and replacement with conservatory 0.5m in length larger and of a solid construction, reconfigured home office and replacement roof.
Retrospective application for a single storey rear extension
The proposal is for the retrospective retention of a new front boundary treatment comprising a 1.3m high brick wall with 1.8m high piers and open metal gates, together with stepped flank boundary walls and a widened hardstanding.
Sub-division to rear ground floor of shop unit to one x 1bed flat with amenities
Single storey rear extension with an overall depth of 5.50m, a maximum height of 2.97m, and an eaves height of 2.94m. (PRIOR APPROVAL)
Hip to gable roof alterations including extension of rear dormer and new front rooflights
Proposal for loft conversion with rear dormer and front Velux windows
Construction of Outbuilding (Retrospective)
Change of use from single residential dwellinghouse (Class C3) to House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) (Class C4) for up to six unrelated occupants, together with internal alterations to include garage conversion to habitable space
Listed building consent for removal of the later non-load-bearing en suite enclosure, door, sanitary fittings, associated redundant services and fitted MDF cupboard from the first-floor rear bedroom. Removal of the external plastic soil-stack insert and en suite branch; reuse of the existing cast-iron soil stack at the specified…
All tree works due to massively shaded garden and part of general maintenance of trees. T1 Hawthorn (under canopy of Large Oak left side of house) T2 Hawthorn (Right side of house next to H1) Fell both trees as close to ground level as possible. Tree canopies are…
Retrospective application for the retention of detached play structure within the rear garden
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) with respect to a loft conversion involving hip to gable roof conversion, rear dormer and front roof lights
Discharge of condition 2 of P1370.25
Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed loft conversion with rear dormer and front skylights
Construction of a Two Storey Detached Three-Bedroom Dwelling with Integral Garage, Refuse Store and Associated Amenity Space following the Demolition of the Existing Detached Garage
GROUND FLOOR REAR EXTENSION
The tree is a sycamore of which a reduction of approximately 3-3.5 metres (back to previous pollard points) to the lateral growth over rear neighbouring garden is being proposed. This is to provide sufficent clearance of overhanging branches over outbuilding at the rear of neighbours garden and to…
Removal of condition no.2 (Rear Vehicle access) of planning permission ref: P0255.23 dated 18/05/2023 as a vehicle access has been provided to the front (Demolition of a double garage within the rear garden)
Proposed ground floor front extension including garage conversion
Discharge of condition 2 of P0255.23
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