The proposal, for 8-12 Bromley Road in Beckenham, would see two new flats created on top of the existing ground floor rear addition.
If approved, the development would provide a one-bedroom, two-person flat and a two-bedroom, three-person flat.
The site falls within the Beckenham Town Centre Conservation Area and the Beckenham St George’s Conservation Area.
In Mottingham, an application has been submitted to erect a single-storey side and rear extension at 28A Mottingham Road.
The extension would create a one-bedroom flat with associated cycle and refuse storage.
In Chislehurst, a number of proposals have been put forward.
At Mead House, Heathfield Lane, two applications have been submitted relating to the demolition of the front highway boundary wall.
The proposals include the erection of a new front highway boundary wall, railings and entrance gates, along with associated landscaping works.
Mead House is a listed building and falls within a conservation area.
At 12 The Glebe, a single-storey rear extension with a rear garden patio and canopy has been proposed.
The property is also within a conservation area.
At 14 Lower Camden, plans have been submitted to convert the garage into a habitable room.
In Petts Wood, an application has been made for the construction of a detached outbuilding in the rear garden of 10 Ladywood Avenue.
The property is within a conservation area.
At 26 The Covert, plans have been submitted for the demolition of the existing rear conservatory and the construction of a part one/two-storey rear extension, along with elevational alterations.
The property is also within a conservation area.
In Beckenham, an application has been submitted for the demolition of a garage and ground floor side extension at 13 Wickham Way.
The proposal also includes elevational changes.
Bromley Council has advised that, as these are householder applications, any representations made about the applications will be sent to the Secretary of State in the event of an appeal against a refusal of planning permission.
There will be no further opportunity to comment at the appeal stage.
Members of the public can view the applications and associated documentation on the council’s Public Access website at www.bromley.gov.uk/planningaccess.
Observations concerning the proposed developments should be made in writing to the Assistant Director at the Civic Centre within 21 days of the publication of the advertisement.
The full list of planning applications is as follows:
8-12 Bromley Road, Beckenham, BR3 5JE: Construction of two additional storeys above the existing ground floor rear addition to provide a one-bedroom, two-person flat and a two-bedroom, three-person flat.
28A Mottingham Road, Mottingham, SE9 4QW: Erection of a single-storey side/rear extension to form a one-bedroom flat with associated cycle and refuse storage.
Mead House, Heathfield Lane, Chislehurst, BR7 6AH: Demolition of the front highway boundary wall with Heathfield Lane.
Erection of a new front highway boundary wall, railings and entrance gates, and associated landscaping works.
12 The Glebe, Chislehurst, BR7 5PX: Single-storey rear extension with rear garden patio and canopy.
14 Lower Camden, Chislehurst, BR7 5HX: Garage conversion to a habitable room.
10 Ladywood Avenue, Petts Wood, Orpington, BR5 1JQ: Construction of a detached outbuilding to the rear garden.
26 The Covert, Petts Wood, Orpington, BR6 0BU: Demolition of the rear conservatory, construction of a part one/two-storey rear extension and elevational alterations.
13 Wickham Way, Beckenham, BR3 3AA: Demolition of the garage, ground floor side extension and elevational changes.
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