265 Putney Bridge Road (Also now known as 2a Oxford Road) London SW15 2PT

demolition of existing rear addition, excavations of basement and erection of ground floor rear extension in connection with the use of the rear of the property as a three bedroom dwelling without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref: 2012/3143 dated 19 October, 2012.  The condition in dispute is No 9 which states that: The development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved drawings and specifications unless otherwise approved in writing by the local planning authority.  The reason given for the condition is: To ensure a satisfactory standard of development, and to allow the local planning authority to review any potential changes to the scheme

Authority: London Borough of Wandsworth
Appeal type: other · Planning Appeal (W)
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: SW15 2PT

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