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Property details

Case reference: OB/15/06095
Address: Victoria Wharf , St John's Terrace, LONDON, City Of Westminster, W10 4RB
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Conservation area: N/A

Applicant details

Applicant's name: City of Westminster
Applicant company name: City of Westminster
Contact address: Development Planning Westminster City Hall 64 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QP

Proposal details

Application type: OB (Observations)
Proposed development Demoltion of existing buildings. Construction of four storey building containing nine flats (1 x 4 bed, 2 x 3 bed, 4 x 2 bed and 2 x 1 bed).
Date received: 21 Sep 2015
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(Statutory start date) 		21 Sep 2015
Application status: Decided
Target date for decision: 12 Oct 2015

Decision details

This case has not yet been decided.

Decision: Raise Objections
Decision date: 11 Nov 2015
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You are advised that objection is raised on the basis that it does not appear that the application considers the impact of the proposal on views from Kensal Green Cemetery Conservation Area including the setting of the Grade II* Dissenter's Chapel. An objection would be maintained until such time as you are satisfied that it has been demonstrated that the setting of the Dissenter's Chapel would not be harmed.

Committee details

Decision by: This case is currently due to be decided under delegated powers.

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Contact details

Planning case officer: Cheryl Saverus
Planning team: North
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 7361 3012

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