Hendon Flats Plan Submitted to Council
A proposal to demolish an outbuilding and construct a three-storey block with three homes has been lodged.
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A planning application has been submitted to Brent Council for the demolition of a rear outbuilding at 316 Neasden Lane. The proposal also includes the construction of a new three-storey building intended to house three separate residential flats. New facilities for storing refuse and bicycles are also part of the plans.
Development Details
The application, registered under reference number 26/1758, outlines the complete removal of the existing outbuilding at the rear of the property. In its place, a three-storey structure will be erected. The new building will accommodate three individual homes. The plans also make provision for dedicated areas for bin storage and cycle parking.
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Broader Planning Activity
The submission for 316 Neasden Lane is among a number of planning applications registered by Brent Council in the past week. These applications cover a range of proposals across the borough, including extensions, tree works, and changes of use. The Times Series reported on these applications, providing a summary of the latest submissions.
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