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Planning appeals in London Legacy Development Corporation, 2022

6 appeals decided in 2022, 20% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Dismissed20 September 2022· major3290261
94-111 Leabank Square, London, E9 5LR
the erection of two additional storeys at roof level to provide 12 new self-contained apartments (Use Class C3)
Dismissed14 September 2022· minor3291122
Everett House, 43 White Post Lane, London, E9 5EN
the replacement of existing temporary shed with permanent single storey structure and change of use from Eg(iii) to E(b)
Dismissed16 May 2022· major3283799
Land at the East of Hancock Road and West of the River Lea Navigation, Hancock Road, Bromley-by-Bow, London, E3 3DA
the third phase of development within Bow River Village, including three buildings ranging in height from 2 to 26 storeys plus a basement; to provide 435 residential dwellings comprising a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, 2,750 sqm (GIA) flexible commercial floorspace (Use Class B1), 901 sqm (GIA) flexible commercial/community floorspace (Use Class B1, D1) and 106 sqm (GIA) flexible retail (A1/A3). Landscaped public realm, play provision access, servicing, car parking and cycle parking were part of the proposed development, as well as provision for the landing of a pedestrian and cycle bridge connecting to Sugar House Island
Unknown11 April 2022· major3258322
55-69 Rothbury Road, London, E9 5HA
Dismissed11 April 2022· major3258321
55-69 Rothbury Road, London, E9 5HA
the demolition of the existing buildings and redevelopment for a development with a part basement/part 6/part 7 storey mixed use building to provide for 252.3m² B1 class and 28 residential units
Allowed25 February 2022· minor3278223
Sidings Street, Olympic Park, London, E20 2AD
a 20m phase 8 monopole C/W wrapround cabinet at base and associated ancillary works

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Every appeal decided around the site, from a kilometre out to ten, nearest first, the letter a tap away wherever one was published. Precedent as a constraint layer.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Decisions without a recorded authority may be missing. Research, not advice: verify against the Inspectorate’s own record before relying on a decision. What is in the record.