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26 April 2019
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Council business > Digest of decisions > Calendar of meetings > Agenda information > Forward Plan > Tender advertisements > Public notices News > News releases Licensing > Licence applications Community Information > Community news Planning applications
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Talk to the team about changes to your recycling services Members of the Waste & Recycling team will be in the Broadway shopping centre, outside Costa Coffee and Boots, from 8am – 6pm on Thursday 25 April, Friday 26 April and Saturday 27 April, to answer any questions that residents have on changes to recycling services.
During Summer 2019 the three boxes that Bexley residents use for recycling will be replaced with two new wheelie bins. They will be collected every two weeks.
Residents will automatically receive a 180litre blue lidded bin for paper and cardboard and a 240lite white lidded bin for plastic, cans, glass, cartons. If they want a different size wheelie bin they need to request this before 31 May at by completing the bin selection form at www.bexley.gov.uk/request-your-bin-size For more on this story and other roadshow dates see page 7
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> Digest of Decisions – 26 April 2019 Correction of Fees and Charges 2019-20 – Emergency Link-Line Service Ward – Boroughwide Decision – To agree an amendment to the fees and charges schedule in respect of Emergency Link-Line charges, leaving the charges unchanged for 2019-20. Taken by – Director of Finance and Corporate Services Date of decision – 18 April 2019 Contact officer – Wesley Guy, 020 8303 7777, [email protected]
> Calendar of Meetings: 29 April – 10 May 2019
Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will take place at Bexley Civic Offices, Watling Street, Bexleyheath commencing at 7.30pm 29 April – Bexley Health and Wellbeing Board (6.30pm) 8 May – Stronger Communities Strategy Sub-Group (7pm)
> Forward Plan The Forward Plan is published monthly and sets out the key decisions that the Cabinet expects to make or recommend to the Council in the next four months. Edition 216 of the Forward Plan is published as an attached to this Bulletin. It covers the period June - September 2019. Readers who receive the Bulletin in electronic format can view the Forward Plan here http://democracy.bexley.gov.uk/mgListPlans.aspx?RPId=149&bcr=1 The Forward Plan is available in large print. Please contact the Communications Team for details
> Tender advertisements
Where the Council does not maintain an approved list to use for tendering it will advertise for Applicants, drawing up a list of firms to who tenders will be issued. In this case the contract notice or advertisement will state what is required from the potential tenderers. The current tender advertisements are available at – www.bexley.gov.uk/contractsandtendering For more information contact the Procurement Team on 020 8303 7777 or email [email protected]
> Public notices
The London Borough of Bexley's public notices are published each week in the News Shopper newspaper. The pages published in the newspaper are also made available on the Council’s website. This week’s notices and archived notices are available at https://www.bexley.gov.uk/publicnotices If you have any enquiries or comments on this service, please email [email protected] The News Shopper is available for pick up free of charge at the following locations. http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/li/newshopperpickup/
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> Information Digest Funeral of former Leader of the Council, former Councillor Michael Slaughter The funeral of former Leader of the Council, former Councillor Michael Slaughter will take place at the Kemnal Park Crematorium, A20 Sidcup By-Pass, Chislehurst BR7 6RR, on Monday 29 April 2019 at 11am. The family would be pleased to welcome officers and friends, that knew Michael, to join them. There will be family flowers only. The family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, donations to the Chartwell Cancer Trust can be made at the service, or sent to W Uden & Sons, 64 High Street, Sidcup DA14 6D. The collection will be sent to the Chartwell Cancer Trust. This benefits Cancer and Haematology patients at the Chartwell Unit, at the Princess Royal University Hospital Farnborough. The family were deeply grateful for the excellent care Michael received at the Chartwell Unit as an outpatient for a number of years and latterly as an inpatient.
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10 April 2019 - Spraying Oak Processionary Moths found in Bexley
Spraying will start later this month to combat Oak Processionary Moths, which were first found on trees in several of Bexley’s highways, parks and open spaces in 2018.
The Forestry Commission is paying ‘Bartletts Tree Experts’ to carry out a two-phased spraying of trees in the borough that are infested by the caterpillars at locations identified by the Forestry Commission. The first treatment will start at the end of April and is expected to take 2–4 weeks, while the second phase will start 2 weeks after the completion of the first. The spraying teams will work Monday to Saturday in single 12-hour shifts: 07:00–19:00. They will put signs up around the areas where they are working. Throughout April the Council’s Tree Officers will be inspecting oak trees across the Borough. If the insect is discovered during the treatment period, any new locations will be added to the programme. The Council will be employing specialists to remove any nests that are found after the spray has taken place. The Moth is a non-native insect, originally discovered in London 12 years ago. It has spread outwards and has been found in the neighbouring boroughs of Bromley and Greenwich for several years. Its caterpillars primarily live and feed on Oak leaves, but they can also be found on the ground around infected trees. While the adult moths are harmless, the hairs of their caterpillars contain a strong irritant. Contact with these hairs can cause severe irritation, with skin rashes and, less commonly, sore throats, breathing difficulties and eye problems. Both people and animals can be affected by touching the caterpillars, their nests, or if windblown hairs make contact with the skin. The greatest risk period is between May and July, but the hairs from the caterpillar can be present on old nests, and could be blown or touched at any time of year. Please consult your pharmacist, GP, NHS Direct or Vet respectively if you or your animal are exposed and suffer an allergic reaction to the hairs of this caterpillar. Further information is available on the Council’s website at https://www.bexley.gov.uk/services/parks-and-open-spaces/oak-processionary-moth-opm-identified-within-london-borough-bexley 23 April 2019 - Real Nappy Week in Bexley It is national Real Nappy Week. This year events will run over two weeks - from Earth Day 22 April to 5 May. The weeks are about raising awareness and encouraging the uptake of reusable cloth nappies as an alternative to single-use nappies. Modern reusable nappy designs make using, washing and drying easy. There are a variety of different types available that are fast drying and just as easy to put on as a disposable nappy. The use of natural fabrics also means no superabsorbent chemicals against baby’s skin. There are many ways parents and carers can get started with reusable nappies via incentive schemes such as the Real Nappies for London voucher scheme. Reusable nappies can also be bought new from a list of manufacturers and retailers via our website. The London Borough of Bexley will run Real Nappy demos throughout the year with the next one taking place tomorrow at Danson Children’s Centre, Bexleyheath. The team will have a stand at the baby boot fair from 9.30-12.30.
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There you’ll be given all the information you need and could walk away with a free pack of reusable nappies by redeeming a real nappy voucher. Real Nappy Demos in Bexley - Danson Children Centre, Brampton Road, Bexleyheath, DA7 4EZ 24 April – 9.30 to 12.30 noon. Stall at baby boot fair 29 May - 10am to 12 noon 26 June - 10am to 12 noon 25 September - 10am to 12 noon St Augustine’s Children’s Centre, St Augustine’s Road, Belvedere, DA17 5HP 8 May - 10am to 12 noon 12 June - 10am to 12 noon 10 July - 10am to 12 noon 11 September - 10am to 12 noon As part of the week Real Nappies for London will be running an online photo competition and writing competition; running reusable nappy demos and a real nappy meet up to offer face-to-face support. Find out more about Real Nappy Week at www.realnappiesforlondon.org.uk/real-nappy-week-2019
Talk to the team about changes to your recycling services Members of the Waste & Recycling team will be in the Broadway shopping centre, outside Costa Coffee and Boots, from 8am – 6pm on Thursday 25 April, Friday 26 April and Saturday 27 April, to answer any questions that residents have on changes to recycling services.
During Summer 2019 the three boxes that Bexley residents use for recycling will be replaced with two new wheelie bins. They will be collected every two weeks.
Residents will automatically receive a 180litre blue lidded bin for paper and cardboard and a 240lite white lidded bin for plastic, cans, glass, cartons. If they want a different size wheelie bin they need to request this before 31 May at by completing the bin selection form at www.bexley.gov.uk/request-your-bin-size If you would like to see the two new recycling wheelie bins come along and speak to a member of our team. Six other roadshows are planned at various locations in the Borough throughout May. They will take place between 10am – 1pm on; Friday 3rd May – Crayford library Tuesday 7th May – Erith library Monday 13th May – Thamesmead Library Wednesday 15th May – Welling Library Monday 20th May – Central Library Tuesday 21st May – Sidcup Library
Find out more about the changes www.bexley.gov.uk/recycling-changes . You can also keep up-to-date by signing up for our recycling newsletter www.bexley.gov.uk/newsupdates.
Food recycling will continue to be collected weekly and non-recyclable waste (green bin) fortnightly. The changes don’t apply to flats or flats above shops.
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LICENCE APPLICATIONS On 31 October 2016 the London Borough of Bexley joined the Licensing Partnership to process and issue licensing applications for Bexley. The Licensing Partnership is a partnership of local authorities comprising London Borough of Bexley, Maidstone Borough Council, Sevenoaks District Council and Tunbridge Wells Borough Council. Central administration for the Licensing Partnership is based at Sevenoaks, with Licensing Officers located at each local authority. The team at Sevenoaks will input applications, process payments, deal with administrative queries and issue licences. The Licensing Officers will liaise with customers regarding compliance, set policies, engage with partner responsible authorities, carry out licensing hearings etc. Any person is welcome to inspect the full details of any of the applications made under the following legislation:
• Licensing Act 2003 - Applications for the grant or provisional grant of a Premises Licences or Club Premises Certificates; together with applications seeking a full variation or the review an existing Licence or Certificate. • Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 - Applications for the grant of a Site Licence. • Gambling Act 2005 - Applications for the grant or provisional grant of a Premises Licence; together with applications seeking a full variation or the review an existing Licence. Applications may be viewed on line by the following link: https://www.bexley.gov.uk/services/licensing-and-permits/public-licensing-register
Representations may be made to any of the applications. Representations may be for or against an application. To be considered representations must be ‘relevant’ which means that they must relate to a licensing objective or a ground for refusing an application. The Licensing Partnership administration team can provide guidance on how to make representations to each of the different licence types.
The Role of Ward Councillors
Ward Councillors can make representations in writing and at a hearing on behalf of a local resident or business if specifically requested to do so. Furthermore, if asked, they can represent any party who has made relevant representations at a hearing. Also, as an elected member of the Council they can make representations in their own right if they have relevant concerns about any application, regardless of whether the premises is in their ward. There may also be occasions where a ‘Responsible Authority‘ such as the police may wish to ask a Ward Councillor to act as a witness at a hearing.
APPLICATIONS PENDING DETERMINATION BY THE COUNCIL’S LICENSING SUB COMMITTEE Detailed below is a list summarising current applications subject to representations and pending determination by the Council’s Licensing Sub Committee. Hearings, which are open to the public, are held at Bexley Civic Offices. This list is valid as of 5pm Wednesday 24 April 2019
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Reference No Premises Applicant Ward Hearing Date
19/00550/LAPRE George Staples 273 Blackfen Road Sidcup Kent DA15 8PR
Stonegate Pub Company Limited
Blackfen & Lamorbey
21 May 2019 at 7:00pm
Application Details:
Application has been made to vary the premises licence to:
• extend the permitted hours for the sale of alcohol and regulated entertainment to start from 10:00 hours on every day of the week
• extend the permitted hours for the sale of alcohol, late night refreshment and regulated entertainment on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays until 01:00 hours on the following day
• extend the opening hours on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays until 01:30 hours on the following day
• To add and remove conditions attached to the licence
The application is opposed by 3 Responsible Authorities, namely the Police, Licensing Authority and
Environmental Health Service. In addition, another person as also made representations to the
application.
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> Community news Rt Hon James Brokenshire, MP for Old Bexley and Sidcup Contact details: Write to: House of Commons, Westminster, London, SW1A 0AA Email: [email protected] Telephone: 020 7219 8400 Surgeries are by appointment only and can be made by calling the MP’s office on 020 7219 8400. Rt Hon Sir David Evennett, MP for Bexleyheath and Crayford Surgeries are held on the first and third Friday of the month, except in August. These take place at 17 Church Road, Bexleyheath DA7 4DD between 4pm and 6pm. No appointment is necessary, but please do ring 020 7219 8403 in advance to discuss your case when possible. Contact details: Write to: House of Commons, Westminster, London, SW1A 0AA Email: [email protected] Telephone: 020 7219 8403 Fax: 020 7219 2163 Sir David Evennett MP's website can be found at www.davidevennett.com Twitter: @davidevennett Facebook: fb.com/DavidAEvennett Teresa Pearce, MP for Thamesmead and Erith Teresa Pearce MP holds four advice surgeries each month. Teresa's surgeries are held on the first Saturday of the month in Thamesmead, the second Saturday of the month in Erith, the third Friday of the month in Northumberland Heath and the fourth Friday of the month in Abbey Wood. All surgeries are booked by prior appointment by calling Teresa's office. To contact Teresa Pearce write to: Teresa Pearce MP, House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA, call: 01322 342991 or email: [email protected] - London Assembly Member – Gareth Bacon AM (Bexley & Bromley) To contact Gareth Bacon write to: Gareth Bacon AM, Greater London Authority, City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA, call: 020 7983 6571, or E-mail: [email protected]
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Planning applications registered week ending - 18 April 2019 NOTE: This list can be viewed on the Council’s Website and on the Intranet. Plan No. Location and Description of
Development Applicant/Agent
BARNEHURST (MW)
None
BELVEDERE (MW)
19/00619/FUL
10 Gordon Road Belvedere Kent Change of use from residential dwelling (Class C3) to HMO (House Of Multiple Occupancy Class C4) for up to 4 people.
Mr And Mrs Lampejo c/o Mr Anthony Williams Prime Projects Design And Management Limited Basepoint Business Park Victoria Road Dartford Kent DA1 5FS
19/00804/FUL
114 Nuxley Road Belvedere Kent Retention of detached outbuilding in the rear garden.
Mr A. Singh c/o Civils Consulting Ltd Mr S. Waseem 35C Northbrook Road Ilford London IG1 3BP
BEXLEYHEATH (MW)
19/00827/FUL
10 Rye Close Bexley Kent Single storey rear extension and excavation works in rear garden
Mr & Mrs Jinadu c/o Enzo Associates Limited F.A.O Mr A Stokes 10 Burditt Close Rothwell NN14 6LD
BLACKFEN & LAMORBEY (CW)
19/00805/FUL
13 Old Farm Road East Sidcup Kent Alterations to roofline incorporating a rear dormer extension to provide rooms in roofspace.
Mrs J Catton 13 Old Farm Road East Sidcup Kent DA15 8AE
BLENDON & PENHILL (CW)
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19/00730/FUL
14 Hill Crest Sidcup Kent Single storey side extension incorporating existing garage and alterations and conversion of garage into play room. Provision of new front entrance.
Mr N Dunn c/o Progetto Contact: Mr Nick McAdam Mayfield Lodge 4 Kingswood Road Shortlands BR2 0HQ
19/00801/FUL
330 Blackfen Road Sidcup Kent Single storey front and side extension incorporating new front canopy
Ms Burns c/o James Kay Architects Mr Kay 251 Eltham High Street Eltham SE9 1TY
CRAYFORD (MW)
None
CROOK LOG (CW)
19/00690/FUL
56 Farnham Road Welling Kent Part one/part two storey front, side and rear extension, alterations to roofline incorporating hip to gable end and rear dormer extension to provide room in roof space.
Mr J Bhanderi c/o London Interiors Unit 8 Bowman Trading Estate Westmoreland Road Kingsbury London NW9 9RL
19/00683/FUL
135 Danson Road Bexley Kent Part one/part two storey side and rear extension. Alterations to roofline incorporating a rear dormer extension to provide rooms in roofspace.
Mr W Chawich c/o Town & County Valuers & Surveyors Contact: Mr Asad Malik 401 Ilford Lane Ilford IG1 2SN
19/00750/FUL
289 Long Lane Bexleyheath Kent Part 1/part 2 storey rear and side extension. Single storey front extension incorporating porch and canopy.
Mr & Mrs P S Uppal c/o Design And Plan Consultants Ltd Contact: Mr G Patel 14 Leechcroft Avenue Sidcup Kent DA15 8RS
19/00809/FUL
33 Sheldon Road Bexleyheath Kent Part one/part two storey rear and side extensions and provision of porch.
Mr M Devadas c/o Mr M Shoker 213 Robin Hood Lane Blue Bell Hill Chatham Kent ME5 9QU
19/00822/FUL
43 Sandhurst Road Bexley Kent Single storey rear extension
Mr M Chana c/o M L Course MRICS Plan And Survey Ltd 52A Picardy Road Belvedere Kent DA17 5QN
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19/00840/FUL
39 Sandhurst Road Bexley Kent Part one, part two storey side extension incorporating front porch and canopy and alterations to roofline incorporating rear dormer extension to form rooms in roofspace.
Mr T Bartkevych c/o Mr Stephen Brooks Brooks Design Service 159 Rydal Drive Bexleyheath DA7 5DX
19/00847/FUL
126 Brampton Road Bexleyheath Kent Single storey detached outbuilding
Mr & Mrs Qadeer c/o Mr R Gregory 5 Star Hill Crayford Kent DA1 4DB
19/00863/FUL
54 Mount Road Bexleyheath Kent Single storey rear extension
Mr Gyles c/o Anderson North Limited 43 Lambourne Drive Kings Hill, West Malling Kent ME19 4FN
EAST WICKHAM (CW)
19/00856/FUL
18 Kenmere Road Welling Kent Single storey rear extension
Mr A Appuswamy c/o Mr David Sullivan Westleigh Design, Lantarna The Pinnock Pluckley TN27 0SP
19/00857/FUL
2 Lyme Road Welling Kent Part one/part two storey side and rear extension incorporating a new front entrance and alterations to roof line including hip to gable end, formation of rooms in roof space with roof light windows to front and rear roof slopes and one window to side gable elevation.
Mr N Sellick c/o Resi F.A.O. Mr A Ochoa Corner Keeton's Road & Collett Road Bermondsey London SE16 4EE
ERITH (MW)
FALCONWOOD & WELLING (CW)
19/00781/FUL
144 Park View Road Welling Kent Change of use from Class A1 (Retail) to Class D1 (School) to combine with the existing Park View Academy to provide additional accommodation to allow an increase in pupil numbers to 40, and an increase in the number of full time staff to 31.
Park View Academy, Mr R. Johnson C/O Langleys Chartered Surveyors Contact: Miss J. Mustafa 249 Broadway Bexleyheath Kent DA6 8DB
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19/00811/FUL
876 East Rochester Way Sidcup Kent Alterations to roofline incorporating additional front and rear dormer extensions to create rooms in roofspace.
Mr Morrisseye 876 East Rochester Way Sidcup Kent DA15 8PD
19/00853/FUL
30 The Green Welling Kent First floor side extension and alterations to roof line to provide new hipped roof with one window in side roof slope.
Mr P Starkey c/o Hoc Studio Architects F.A.O. Mr C Ho 5 Tanner Street London SE1 3LE
19/00861/FUL
33 Fairwater Avenue Welling Kent Single storey rear extension and single storey side extension.
Miss Hudson c/o Anderson North Limited 43 Lambourne Drive Kings Hill, West Malling Kent ME19 4FN
LONGLANDS (CW)
None
NORTHUMBERLAND HEATH (MW)
19/00583/FUL
265 Bexley Road Erith Kent Change of use from retail (Class A1) to restaurant/cafe with takeaway (Class A3 and A5)
Ms B Clayton c/o M L Course MRICS Plan And Survey Ltd 52A Picardy Road Belvedere Kent DA17 5QN
19/00728/FUL
363A Bexley Road Erith Kent Alterations to roofline incorporating a rear dormer extension to provide 1 x bed studio.
Mr B Singh c/o Ddh Talent And Coaching Group Ltd Contact: Mr David Baker 54 Hazelmere Road Petts Wood Orpington Kent BR5 1PD
ST MARY’S & ST JAMES (CW)
19/00833/FUL
4 St Marys Road Bexley Kent Part 1/2 side/rear extension incorporating a domestic garage, first floor front extension with conversion of double garage to habitable room, rear/side first floor extension, re-rendering of the house.
Mr G. Williams c/o Bluelime, Mrs A. Rousseau Thames Innovation Centre 2 Veridion Way Erith Kent DA18 4AL
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19/00848/FUL
10 Hurst Springs Bexley Kent Conversion of garage to habitable room
Mr Nagpaul C/o Mr R Fry R & R Planning 40 Parkview House Sunrise Avenue Hornchurch RM12 4YW
SIDCUP (CW)
19/00688/FUL This application is in the Foots Cray Conservation Area. This application relates to a Grade II Listed Building.
184 Rectory Lane Sidcup Kent Retention of single storey rear extension including two sky lights
Mr A Riccardo C/O Mr H Martin Town & Country Planning Law 95-97 High Street St Mary Cray Orpington Kent BR5 3NH
19/00689/LBC This application is in the Foots Cray Conservation Area. This application relates to a Grade II Listed Building.
184 Rectory Lane Sidcup Kent Listed Building Consent for the retention of single storey rear extension including two sky lights
Mr A Riccardo C/O Mr H Martin Town & Country Planning Law 95-97 High Street St Mary Cray Orpington Kent BR5 3NH
19/00743/FUL
71 Riverside Road Sidcup Kent Single storey rear and side extension
Mr D Ascott c/o Mr R Clark 15 Broad Lane Wilmington Dartford Kent DA2 7AQ
SLADE GREEN & NORTH END (MW)
None
THAMESMEAD EAST (MW)
None
WEST HEATH (MW)
19/00454/FUL
81 Amberley Road London SE2 0SG Single storey rear extension
Mr D Palmer c/o Turn2 Ltd F.A.O. Mr C Turnbull 15 The Drive Welwyn AL6 0TW
19/00787/FUL
25 Knowle Avenue Bexleyheath Kent Single storey rear extension and front porch.
Mr T Melville c/o Westleigh Design Mr David Sullivan Lantarna,The Pinnock Pluckley TN27 0SP
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NOTES 1. Planning applications marked with an * will be submitted to the Planning Committee for
consideration. 2. All other applications fall within categories delegated for determination by the Head of
Development Management but Members are reminded that in respect of these applications they may, within 21 days of the date of this circular, request the Head of Development Management to refer the full application to the Planning Committee.
3. Further enquiries in respect of applications should be made to the Development Management
Division, Civic Offices, 2 Watling Street, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA6 7ATwhere applications and plans submitted may be inspected electronically between the hours of 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m., Mondays to Fridays. GENERAL ENQUIRIES regarding applications should, in the first instance, be made to the Development Management Administration Team on 020 3045 5992 The Borough has now been divided into 2 planning groups as indicated below :-
NORTH
WARDS : Barnehurst, Belvedere, Bexleyheath, Crayford, Erith, Northumberland Heath, Slade Green & North End, Thamesmead East, West Heath. North Team Leader : Mr M Watling (020-3045-5771)
SOUTH
WARDS : Blackfen & Lamorbey, Blendon & Penhill, Crook Log, East Wickham, Falconwood & Welling, Longlands, St. Mary’s & St James, Sidcup.
South Team Leader : Mr C Westwood (020-3045-5763) 4. For reference, the letters at the end of each application number denote the type of application,
these are:-
FUL Detailed planning application OUT Outline planning application PIP Permission in Principle application FULEA Detailed planning application accompanied by Environmental Assessment FULM Detailed planning application that is a Major Development OUTEA Outline planning application accompanied by Environmental Assessment OUTM Outline planning application that is a Major Development ADV Advertisement Consent application LBC Listed Building Consent application FUL01 Details pursuant to a condition on a detailed planning application OUT01 Approval of Reserved Matters following outline planning permission S211 Notification of Works to Trees in a Conservation Area T Works to Trees protected by a Preservation Order CIRC Consultation by a Government Department GPDOT Consultation by a Telecommunications Company (28 Day Notification
Period) GPDO8 Consultation by a Telecommunications Company (56 Day Notification
Period) LDCE Lawful Development Certificate application for an existing use or building LDCP Lawful Development Certificate application for a proposed use or building
5. Date of Circular:- 23 April 2019
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