The proposal involves demolishing part of the existing structure at 6 Woodlands Road, Bickley, to construct a three-storey building with nine apartments and nine parking spaces.
The site is within the Bickley Park Conservation Area, meaning any changes must preserve or enhance the area’s character or appearance.
A side extension at 11 Camden Park Road, Chislehurst, is also up for demolition, with plans to construct a new one/two-storey extension, replace cladding, and install an artificial slate roof.
Rear landscaping works are also planned.
The proposed changes aim to preserve or enhance the character of the conservation area.
In Bromley, a single-storey rear infill extension is planned for 57 Liddon Road, along with alterations to the building’s elevations, including a new front door and roof canopy.
Planning permission is being sought to retain a 3.2-metre fence at the rear of a property at 6 Beech Dell, Keston.
The fence, which is along the western boundary with No. 4 Beech Dell, has already been built.
The site is adjacent to the Keston Park Conservation Area, and the application is retrospective.
An advertisement outside 21 High Street, Beckenham, is also subject to a planning application.
The internally illuminated sequential advertisement is capable of displaying static and dynamic content, with automatic image rotation.
The advertisement is within the Beckenham Town Centre Conservation Area.
A single-storey side/rear extension is proposed for 25 The Chenies, Petts Wood, Orpington.
The extension is within a conservation area.
At Flat 14, The Old Courtyard, 36 Park Road, Bromley, planning permission is being sought to replace existing balcony stable doors.
Members of the public have been invited to view these applications and the associated documentation on the Bromley Public Access website.
Comments on the proposed developments should be made in writing to the Assistant Director at the Bromley Civic Centre within 21 days of the publication of the advertisement.
The applications have been submitted under various articles and sections of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015, and the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act and Regulations 1990.
The applications are being considered by the London Borough of Bromley.
For householder applications, if an appeal is made against a refusal of planning permission and is to be dealt with based on written representations, any comments made about the application will be sent to the Secretary of State.
There will be no further opportunity to comment at the appeal stage.
Tim Horsman, Assistant Director (Planning) at Bromley Civic Centre, is overseeing the applications.
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