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Planning Applications Determined Between 05/11/2018 and 11/11/2018 PLANNING APPLICATIONS DETERMINED BETWEEN 05/11/2018 AND 11/11/2018 You can view copies online at www.merton.gov.uk/planningexplorer Please note that the details of tree applications and amendments to planning applications are not available for inspection, except on request at the Civic Centre. P L A N N I N G Environment and Regeneration Department, Merton Civic Centre, London Road, Morden, Surrey SM4 5DX. 1 of 8 Abbey Ward: Abbey AppNo.: 18/P3276 Case Officer: Richard Allen Date Received: 28/08/2018 Development 9 Griffiths Road Development APPLICATION FOR A LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IN Address: Wimbledon Description RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY SIDE London AND REAR EXTENSION SW19 1SP Decision: Issue Certificate of Lawfulness Date 06/11/2018 Ward: Abbey AppNo.: 18/P3032 Case Officer: Aleks Pantazis Date Received: 31/07/2018 Development 8 Nelson Road Development ERECTION OF NEW REAR ROOF EXTENSION WITH INSULATED Address: South Wimbledon Description SHARED WALL, BI-FOLD DOORS AND A NEW ROOF London SW19 1HT Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 08/11/2018 Applications decided in Abbey : 2 Cricket Green Ward: Cricket Green AppNo.: 18/P3492 Case Officer: Leigh Harrington Date Received: 14/09/2018 Development Mitcham Golf Club Development CONSTRUCTION OF 1 x PREFABRICATED STORAGE OUTHOUSE Address: Carshalton Road Description Mitcham CR4 4HN Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 07/11/2018 Ward: Cricket Green AppNo.: 18/P3219 Case Officer: Tony Smith Date Received: 09/08/2018 Development War Memorial Development LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR THE ERECTION OF A WIRE FRAME Address: Lower Green Open Description SILHOUETTE STATUE WITHIN THE GATED AREA OF THE LOWER Space GREEN WAR MEMORIAL. London Road Mitcham Decision: Grant Listed Building Consent (alteration/extensio Date 09/11/2018 Applications decided in Cricket Green : 2 Colliers Wood Ward: Colliers Wood AppNo.: 17/P1314 Case Officer: Leigh Harrington Date Received: 27/03/2017 Development The William Morris & The Development ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSIONS TO EXISTING PUBLIC HOUSE AND Address: 1929 Shop Description RESTAURANT INVOLVING PARTIAL DEMOLITION WORKS AND NEW 18 & 20 Watermill Way OUTDOOR DINING FACILITIES, AND NEW BREWERY AND ANCILLARY Colliers Wood SHOP London SW19 2RD Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 09/11/2018 Applications decided in Colliers Wood : 1 Dundonald Ward: Dundonald AppNo.: 18/P3514 Case Officer: Anna Woodward Date Received: 18/09/2018 2 of 8 Dundonald Development Telephone Exchange Development REPLACEMENT OF 6 x SOUTHERN ELEVATION WINDOWS AND 5 x Address: 203 Kingston Road Description NORTHERN ELEVATION WINDOWS WITH ALUMINIUM LOUVRE Wimbledon FITTINGS SW19 3NH Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 09/11/2018 Applications decided in Dundonald : 1 Figges Marsh Ward: Figges Marsh AppNo.: 18/P3270 Case Officer: Catarina Cheung Date Received: 17/08/2018 Development 65 Lammas Avenue Development TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION INVOLVING ENLARGEMENT OF Address: Mitcham Description ROOF, TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION, SINGLE STOREY REAR CR4 2LY EXTENSION AND ERECTION OF FRONT PORCH WITH ASSOCIATED INTERNAL ALTERATIONS TO PROVIDE 2X SELF CONTAINED DWELLINGS. Decision: Refuse Permission Date 07/11/2018 Ward: Figges Marsh AppNo.: 18/P3504 Case Officer: Catarina Cheung Date Received: 17/09/2018 Development 26 Worcester Close Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Address: Mitcham Description CR4 1SP Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 07/11/2018 Ward: Figges Marsh AppNo.: 18/P3480 Case Officer: Sarah Tapp Date Received: 13/09/2018 Development 22 Manship Road Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Address: Mitcham Description CR4 2AY Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 06/11/2018 Applications decided in Figges Marsh : 3 Graveney Ward: Graveney AppNo.: 18/P1980 Case Officer: Thomas Frankland Date Received: 09/05/2018 Development 14 Carlingford Gardens Development APPLICATION FOR A LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IN Address: Mitcham Description RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY Surrey OUTBUILDING CR4 2AT Decision: Refuse Certificate of Lawfulness Date 06/11/2018 Ward: Graveney AppNo.: 18/P3468 Case Officer: Tony Smith Date Received: 13/09/2018 Development 53 Heaton Road Development ERECTION OF A FIRST FLOOR REAR EXTENSION Address: London Description CR4 2BW Decision: Refuse Permission Date 08/11/2018 Applications decided in Graveney : 2 Hillside 3 of 8 Hillside Ward: Hillside AppNo.: 18/P3535 Case Officer: Charlotte Gilhooly Date Received: 19/09/2018 Development 35 Alwyne Road Development ERECTION OF A REAR ROOF EXTENSION, INSTALLATION OF 2x Address: Wimbledon Description ROOFLIGHTS ON FRONT ROOFSLOPE AND INFILLING OF EXISTING London WINDOW AND DOORS ON SIDE ELEVATION. SW19 7AB Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 09/11/2018 Ward: Hillside AppNo.: 18/P3450 Case Officer: Aleks Pantazis Date Received: 11/09/2018 Development Ground Floor Flat Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Address: 4a Delamere Road Description Raynes Park SW20 8PS Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 06/11/2018 Ward: Hillside AppNo.: 18/P3528 Case Officer: Anna Woodward Date Received: 18/09/2018 Development 56 Pine Grove Development CONVERSION OF LOWER GROUND GARAGE INTO HABITABLE Address: Wimbledon Description SPACE, FORMATION OF DISABLED ACCESS RAMP TO PROPERTY SW19 7HE AND ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING EXTERNAL STAIRCASE TO PROVIDE STORAGE SPACE BENEATH. Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 07/11/2018 Applications decided in Hillside : 3 Longthornton Ward: Longthornton AppNo.: 18/P3312 Case Officer: Catarina Cheung Date Received: 22/08/2018 Development 180 Rowan Road Development ADVERTISEMENT CONSENT FOR THE DISPLAY OF 1 X INTERNALLY Address: Streatham Description ILLUMINATED FASCIA SIGN London SW16 5HX Decision: Grant Advertisement Consent Date 08/11/2018 Ward: Longthornton AppNo.: 18/P2943 Case Officer: Catarina Cheung Date Received: 23/07/2018 Development 230 Rowan Road Development CONVERSION OF SINGLE DWELLING INTO 3 X SELF CONTAINED Address: Streatham Description FLATS. INVOLVING THE ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR London EXTENSION, TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION, AND REAR ROOF SW16 5HX EXTENSION Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 05/11/2018 Applications decided in Longthornton : 2 Merton Park Ward: Merton Park AppNo.: 18/P2211 Case Officer: Richard Allen Date Received: 25/05/2018 Development 45-48 Rothesay Avenue Development DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AT 45-48 ROTHESAY AVENUE Address: Wimbledon Chase Description AND THE ERECTION OF 11 SELF CONTAINED FLATS (2 X 2 London BEDROOM DUPLEX, 2 X 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX, 5 X 1 BEDROOM AND 2 SW20 8JU X STUDIO) WITHIN A FOUR STOREY BUILDING, ARRANGED OVER LOWER GROUND, GROUND, FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR LEVELS. Decision: Grant Permission Subject to Section 106 Obligati Date 06/11/2018 Ward: Merton Park AppNo.: 18/P1732 Case Officer: Cameron Brooks Date Received: 18/04/2018 4 of 8 Merton Park Development 14 - 15 Morden Court Development USE AS A RETAIL SHOP (CLASS A1) AND ACCOUNTANCY FIRM Address: Parade Description (CLASS A2) INCLUDING INTERNAL CHANGES DIVIDING THE EXISTING London Road BUILDING INTO TWO Morden SM4 5HJ Decision: Refuse Permission Date 07/11/2018 Applications decided in Merton Park : 2 Pollards Hill Ward: Pollards Hill AppNo.: 18/P3525 Case Officer: Cameron Brooks Date Received: 18/09/2018 Development 19 Pentlands Close Development APPLICATION FOR A LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IN Address: Mitcham Description RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING REAR CR4 1HW EXTENSION, THE ERECTION OF A REAR ROOF EXTENSION, REAR SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION WITH A MONO-PITCHED ROOF AND THE INSTALLATION OF 2 ROOF LIGHTS ON THE FRONT SLOPE. Decision: Issue Certificate of Lawfulness Date 08/11/2018 Applications decided in Pollards Hill : 1 Ravensbury Ward: Ravensbury AppNo.: 18/P3271 Case Officer: Thomas Frankland Date Received: 20/08/2018 Development 22 Abbotsbury Road Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION TO Address: Morden Description ACCOMMODATE TOILETS SM4 5LQ Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 05/11/2018 Ward: Ravensbury AppNo.: 17/P1819 Case Officer: Leigh Harrington Date Received: 04/05/2017 Development 63 London Road & 46 Development APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF CONDITION 3 (OPENING HOURS) Address: Aberconway Road Description ATTACHED TO LBM PLANNING PERMISSION 13/P0355 RELATING TO Morden THE CHANGE OF USE OF THE GROUND FLOOR INTERNET CAFÉ SM4 5HT INTO A TAKE-AWAY (CLASS A5) AND THE EXISTING GROUND FLOOR RESTAURANT INTO A RESTAURANT AND TAKE-AWAY (CLASS A3 & A5) WITH THE INSTALLATION OF EXTRACTION SYSTEM TO THE REAR AND PROPOSED NEW OPENING HOURS. Decision: Refuse Variation of Condition Date 09/11/2018 Applications decided in Ravensbury : 2 Raynes Park Ward: Raynes Park AppNo.: 18/P3467 Case Officer: Anna Woodward Date Received: 13/09/2018 Development 3A Copse Hill Development DEMOLITION OF TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION AND ERECTION OF Address: West Wimbledon Description A PART TWO STOREY/ PART SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION WITH London ROOF TERRACE, ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION SW20 0NA AND ALTERATIONS TO FENESTRATION TO FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS Decision: Grant Permission subject to Conditions Date 07/11/2018 Ward: Raynes Park AppNo.: 18/P3443 Case Officer: Aleks Pantazis Date Received: 10/09/2018 5 of 8 Raynes Park Development 16A Arterberry Road Development
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