2A Jackson Road, BROMLEY, BR2 8NP

described as ‘the establishment of a mixed-use property comprising a residential unit and a barber shop. The residential unit consists of a one-floor studio with an open-plan living area and kitchen and one bathroom. The flat is used by the owner of the barbershop. The barber shop occupies again one- floor and operates during standard business hours, catering to the local community ’

Authority: London Borough of Bromley
Appeal type: ldc · Lawful Development Certificate
Procedure: Inquiry
Development: other · Householder developments
Inspector: Dyer S

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The main issue is whether or not the Council’s decision to refuse the application was well-founded.

What decided it

The appellant's documentary evidence was insufficient, inconsistent and incomplete to prove on the balance of probabilities that the mixed use began by January 2015 and continued for ten years.

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