Monthly Archives: November 2019

APPROVAL at committee last week for a residential development comprising 9 × apartments and houses with 4 × car parking spaces in Purley. We were working for Everett Property Consultants alongside Robinson Escott Planning (agent) and Pellings (designer). The planning application was supported by KRONEN’s Transport Statement. Croydon Council’s planning reference was “19/03410/FUL”. The description was “Demolition of existing buildings; Erection of 7no. apartments and 2no. dwellings and associated works”. The application site was 22 Purley Knoll, Purley, CR8 3AE. (Image: Pellings). Contact KRONEN using either info@kronenlimited.com or 020 8541 1139 if you need similar support for your site / project.

London Borough of Bromley approve a planning application for loft / roof extensions and alterations to an existing apartment block to increase residential accommodation from 6 × apartments to 9 × apartments. The application was supported by KRONEN’s Parking Survey report carried out in accordance with the “Lambeth Methodology” (‘Lambeth Council Parking Survey Guidance Note‘ (Lambeth Council, 2012)). KRONEN’s Parking Survey report assessed the potential for overspill parking and associated parking impact and justified the proposal in accordance with Development Plan policies and National Planning Policy Framework (MHCLG, 2019). London Borough of Bromley’s planning reference was “19/03122/FULL1”. The description was “Two storey rear extensions; and roof alterations to include removal of existing chimneys, rear dormer extensions, and front rooflights; to provide 3 no. additional 2-bedroom flats at No.s 10- 12 Wheathill Road with associated car parking, cycle parking, refuse/recycling store … Continue reading →

Lambeth Council approve a planning application to demolish an existing building and construct a new building comprising a ground floor shop with 6 × residential dwellings (comprising 2 × 1-bedroom flats, 1 × 2-bedroom flat and 3 × 3-bedroom houses) with no off-street vehicle parking provision near Dulwich. The application was supported by KRONEN’s Parking Survey report carried out in accordance with the “Lambeth Methodology” (‘Lambeth Council Parking Survey Guidance Note‘ (Lambeth Council, 2012)). KRONEN’s Parking Survey report assessed the potential for overspill parking and associated parking impact and justified the proposal in accordance with Development Plan policies and National Planning Policy Framework (MHCLG, 2019). Lambeth Council’s planning reference was “18/05166/FUL”. The description was “Demolition and redevelopment of the site to provide a 3 storey building comprising a ground floor retail unit onto Rosendale Road with basement storage area and … Continue reading →