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31 August 2018

An educational adventure to remember

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An educational adventure to remember Eleven local young people were able to take part in a week of off-road riding at Plymouth City Moto Park this month thanks to the Bexley Kickstart Motor Project. The project, which is part of the Council’s Targeted Youth Service in the Specialist Youth Hub, held their annual summer camp from Sunday 19 to Saturday 25 August. The young people aged 14 to 18 travelled to Devon, where nine of them achieved their Bronze Level Riding Ability Award. Another three young people achieved their Gold Riding Ability Award (ACU approved).

Front page photo - left to right: Greg Cole, Nathan Cole, Morgan Wallis, Charlie Warner, Alfie Warner, Dom Bathe, Fletcher Wallis, Ronny Sharp, Rhys Williams, Ryan Janes and Chloe West

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> Digest of Decisions –

Welling Station Controlled Parking Zones (Minor Amendments) – Objections to Advertised Changes to Controlled Parking Zone Parking Places – Bennett Close, Welling Decision reference – PL05-18/19 Ward – East Wickman Decision –

i. A minor amendment be made to the advertised proposal to omit the replacement Resident Permit Parking Bay,

ii. the Deputy Director Major Projects, Infrastructure and Delivery be authorised to amend and then make the Traffic Management Order to reflect the changed proposal in (i) above, and

iii. the objectors and affected residents be notified of the Cabinet Member’s decision. Taken by – Councillor Peter Craske, Cabinet Member for Places Date of decision – 29 August 2018 Last date for call-in – 7 September 2018 Contact officer – Bruce Woodhams, 0208 303 7777, bruce.woodhams@bexley.gov.uk

Bexleyheath Town Centre Controlled Parking Zone Extension – Objections to Advertised Proposals Decision reference – PL06-18/19 Ward – Bexleyheath Decision –

i. the proposed changes as shown on Plan 2 be implemented as advertised; ii. the Deputy Director (Major Projects, Infrastructure and Delivery) be authorised to make the

necessary Traffic Management Orders; and iii. the objectors and affected residents and businesses be notified of the Cabinet Member’s

decision Taken by – Councillor Peter Craske, Cabinet Member for Places Date of decision – 29 August 2018 Last date for call-in – 7 September 2018 Contact officer – Michael Wenbourne, 0208 303 7777, michael.wenbourne@bexley.gov.uk

Waiting Restrictions – Objections to Advertised Proposals – Various Locations Decision reference – PL07-18/19 Ward – Various Decision –

i. the waiting restrictions shown on Plans 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 be implemented as advertised;

ii. the waiting restrictions shown on Plans 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 to be abandoned; iii. the modification to the advertised proposal for Plan 8 be agreed and the revised waiting

restriction proposal shown on Plan 8a be implemented; iv. a decision on the waiting restrictions shown on Plan 11 be deferred and the proposals to be

further investigated, with the site monitored and reviewed as part of a future waiting restriction review.

v. the Deputy Director (Major Projects, Infrastructure and Delivery) be authorised to make the necessary Traffic Management Orders of (i) and (iii) above; and

vi. the objectors and affected residents be notified of the Cabinet Member’s decision Taken by – Councillor Peter Craske, Cabinet Member for Places Date of decision – 29 August 2018 Last date for call-in – 7 September 2018 Contact officer - Michael Wenbourne, 0208 303 7777, michael.wenbourne@bexley.gov.uk

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Objection to Traffic Management Order Proposals for Erith Station, Stonewood Road, Erith Decision reference – PL08-18/19 Ward – Erith Decision –

i. the Deputy Director (Major Projects, Infrastructure and Delivery) be authorised to make the Traffic Management Orders for the modified proposals as shown in Plan 2;

ii. the objector be notified of the Cabinet Member’s decision to modify the scheme to address part of the request.

Taken by – Councillor Peter Craske, Cabinet Member for Places Date of decision – 29 August 2018 Last date for call-in – 7 September 2018 Contact officer – Martin Wybraniec, 0208 303 7777, martin.wybraniec@bexley.gov.uk Parking Enforcement and Associated Services Contract – contract variation for the deployment of additional Civil Enforcement Officers (CEO’s) Ward – Boroughwide Decision – To vary the Parking Enforcement and Associated Services contract to enable an additional 4 CEO’s to be employed by APCOA. The implementation date in 2018 is to be agreed with APCOA, and the contract variation will take effect for the remainder of the contract until 31 March 2027. Taken by - Deputy Director of Public Protection, Housing and Public Realm Date of decision – 31 August 2018

> Calendar of Meetings: 3 – 14 September 2018 Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will take place at Bexley Civic Offices, Watling Street, Bexleyheath commencing at 7.30pm 6 September – Planning Committee 10 September – Licensing Sub-Committee (2pm)

> Forward Plan The Forward Plan is published monthly and sets out the key decisions that the Cabinet expects to make or recommend to the Council in the next four months. Edition 208 of the Forward Plan is published is attached to this Bulletin. It covers the period October 2018 - January 2019. Readers who receive the Bulletin in electronic format can view the Forward Plan here http://democracy.bexley.gov.uk/mgListPlans.aspx?RPId=149&bcr=1 The Forward Plan is available in large print. Please contact the Communications Team for details.

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> Tender advertisements Where the Council does not maintain an approved list to use for tendering it will advertise for Applicants, drawing up a list of firms to who tenders will be issued. In this case the contract notice or advertisement will state what is required from the potential tenderers. The current tender advertisements are available at – www.bexley.gov.uk/contractsandtendering For more information contact the Procurement Team on 020 8303 7777 or email procurement@bexley.gov.uk

> Public notices The London Borough of Bexley's public notices are published each week in the News Shopper newspaper. The pages published in the newspaper are also made available on the Council’s website. This week’s notices and archived notices are available at https://www.bexley.gov.uk/publicnotices If you have any enquiries or comments on this service, please email communications@bexley.gov.uk The News Shopper is available for pick up free of charge at the following locations. http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/li/newshopperpickup/

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31 August - Fly –tipping – the myths and facts Fly-tipping is a blight on the borough and one which the London Borough of Bexley is determined to beat. It is an illegal act which carries a criminal record. If you are caught fly-tipping, you could be issued with a £400 Fixed Penalty Notice or prosecuted in the magistrate’s court and fined up to £50,000 and/or receive up to 12 months in prison. Cllr Peter Craske, Bexley’s Cabinet Member for Places said: “The majority of residents dispose of their waste responsibly. However, while there are those who deliberately fly-tip, there are also some who seem to be caught up in some delusion that what they are doing is not fly-tipping at all. It is those people we want to reach. “Ignorance of the law is no defence – but to help, the Council has drawn up a list of the most common myths and busted them with the facts. In short, if it is your waste then it is your responsibility to dispose of it properly.” The most common myths are below - Myth 1 - I am not fly-tipping if I leave waste on the ground around recycling banks if they are full. Fact – Householders taking waste to any recycling banks should NOT, under any circumstances, leave waste by the banks. If the banks are full, you should take the waste back home or take it to one of the borough's main reuse and recycling centres at Crayford or Foots Cray. Banks are strictly for recyclable items, NOT for food waste and non-recyclable items. Appropriate recyclable items should be placed in the relevant bank e.g. cardboard within the cardboard bank. Non-compliance results in contamination of the waste and then the whole bank cannot be used for recycling purposes. Myth 2 – It is only a single black bag that I left outside my house. That can’t be fly-tipping. Fact – Any amount of waste not disposed of properly in your household waste or recycling containers, taken away by a legitimate licensed waste carrier or taken to the reuse and recycling site is fly-tipping. Myth 3 - Leaving items outside my property for others to collect or use can't be fly-tipping. Fact – This is fly-tipping and can be a fire risk and cause a hazard to users of the public highway. Myth 4 - Depositing waste in my back private alleyway is ok as it is on private land. Fact – It is the land owner’s (usually those that back or side onto an alleyway) responsibility to keep it clean and tidy. If you deposit waste in a private alleyway it is fly-tipping. Myth 5 – I put my bags outside my property the day before refuse collection is due, surely that isn’t fly-tipping and is ok to do? Fact – It is fly-tipping to put your waste outside your property for refuse collection, except for just ahead of collection. All waste and recycling should be placed in the appropriate bin or box, not bags.

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Myth 6 – I asked a man in a van to take my waste away, it’s not my fault he fly-tipped it. Fact – If you did not ask to see and make a note of their Waste Carrier's Licence you did not carry out your Duty of Care and can be fined up to £5000.00 if the waste is then found fly-tipped. The licence details, including expiry date, can be checked on the Environment Agency website for free https://environment.data.gov.uk/public-register/view/search-waste-carriers-brokers or you can phone directly on 08708 506 506. • you must ensure your waste is secured safely and securely and prevent it from causing

environmental pollution or harming anyone • for each load of waste taken you need to be supplied with full waste transfer notes from the

registered carrier • if you are using a trader/company to carry out work at your home make sure they have a

Waste Carrier's Licence if they are to dispose of the waste resulting from the work Myth 7 – I left some items outside my local charity shop as it was closed - surely that is not fly-tipping? Fact – Leaving items outside charity shops, even if you think the charity shop may want them, is fly-tipping. Myth 8 – I leave my excess household waste in a tied up black sack by a street litter bin on my way to work. This can't be fly-tipping as it will be collected by the street cleaners when they go by. Fact – This is fly-tipping as you have not disposed of your waste properly. It is also likely that others will add to it as they will also think it is ok to do so. Excess waste can be taken to the two recycling centres within Bexley at no extra cost. Details of the borough's two reuse and recycling centres can be found at www.bexley.gov.uk/recyclingcentres. 31 August – Facelift for popular pedestrian area Shoppers and visitors are set to benefit from improvements to the well-used Broadway pedestrianised area in Bexleyheath. Access to the town’s many shops and bus stops will not be affected. “It is now 25 years since the road was closed and the town centre pedestrianised,” explains Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Growth, Cllr Louie French. “It has helped attract people in the town over the years, but we talked to the Bexleyheath BID and the Broadway Shopping Centre and decided it was time to freshen things up”. Work started yesterday evening (30 August) and will continue this evening (31 August) near the flower bed in front of the main shopping centre entrance. It will involve removing benches, so that they can be put into storage while the works take place, and making changes to the metal screens. Larger-scale footway repair work will follow, starting in front of TK Maxx. The improvements will involve – • New and improved surfacing • Decluttering by removing street furniture that is no longer needed • Refurbishing tree pits and fitting frames to support further growth of the established trees • Modifying the screens around the flower bed

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All the street furniture will be repainted, when the major works have been completed. Work will take place until mid-November, when they will stop for events and the Christmas period. It will re-start in the New Year and, weather permitting, should be completed by the end of March. Apart from this week, work will take place only during normal daytime working hours. Please email WorksDirect@bexley.gov.uk or call 020 8303 7777 if you have any questions about the work.

Work to change road markings in Bexleyheath As part of the continuing Bexleyheath Town Centre Revitalisation works there will be some changes made to road markings at various locations in September. The works will be carried out in the evenings from approximately 7pm to 11pm, having been scheduled at times to cause the least disruption. The proposed timetable is - 5 September - Erith Road between the new roundabout at the end of Broadway and Sterling Road (behind the Civic Offices) - Broadway between the new roundabout outside the Civic offices and the Lidl store entrance. This will require a short period of closure of Broadway along this length with signed diversions in place. 6 September - Watling Street between the new roundabout and the access to Civic Offices - Gravel Hill between the two new roundabouts - Gravel Hill between Latham Road and Lynsted Close. 7 September * - Highland Road between the new roundabout on Albion Road and the traffic lights by the cinema - The south side of Albion road between Townley Road and Royal Oak Road * If time and progress permit, the work scheduled for 7 September may be incorporated into the two preceding nights. It will be necessary to suspend the three parking bays along the north side of the road between the new roundabout and the access to the Civic Offices (alongside Dartford Tyres) each evening from 5.30pm. It is intended that this will be the case on all three nights of the works - but should the Watling Street works be completed on 6 September the signs will be removed and the parking bay suspension will not apply on 7 September. From 24 September remedial work to the road surfacing at various locations along Albion Road, Gravel Hill, Broadway, Erith Road and Watling Street will take place, with local traffic management. It is currently anticipated that this work will be during the daytime. Further details of this work will be put on the Council website at www.bexley.gov.uk once the programme is finalised. For more information on these works email BTCR@bexley.gov.uk, or call 020 8303 7777 and ask to speak with a member of the BTCR team.

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31 August – Family Togetherness workshops to promote positive parenting A series of free workshops to promote positive parenting to support the health and wellbeing of children and young people across the borough are set to take place from September. The 'Family Togetherness' project, run by Bexley's Family Wellbeing service, aims to address the 'over-representation' of young people in Child Protection services - and the profile of young people who are drawn to join gangs. The project will work collaboratively with families, faith leaders and the community and voluntary sector to explore new support approaches. Cllr Philip Read, Bexley's Cabinet Member for Children's Services said: "I am delighted that the Council is offering these very informative and helpful workshops. I am sure that everyone attending will come away with valuable insight into ways in which we can all pull together and help build stronger families and communities which will give our young people the support they deserve." The Family Togetherness workshops will see experienced family keyworkers holding group conversations about areas of parenting that parents might like help with. The conversation will be relaxed and parents can talk as little or as much as they feel comfortable with. The first workshop starts on the 3 September and will run each week during term time at the following locations: Monday 3 September Bexley North Erith Youth and Family Centre 105 West Street ERITH DA8 1AQ Day: Mondays (term time) Time: 4.30pm-7pm Tuesday 4 September Bexley South The Danson Centre Brampton Road Bexleyheath Kent DA7 4EZ Day: Tuesdays (term time) Time: 12.30pm-2.30pm Friday 4 September St. Augustine’s Children & Family Centre Co-located at: St. Augustine of Canterbury CE VA Primary school St. Augustine’s Road, Belvedere DA17 5HP Day: Fridays (term time) Time: 10am-12.30pm

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31 August – An educational adventure to remember Eleven local young people were able to take part in a week of off-road riding at Plymouth City Moto Park this month thanks to the Bexley Kickstart Motor Project. The project, which is part of the Council’s Targeted Youth Service in the Specialist Youth Hub, held their annual summer camp from Sunday 19 to Saturday 25 August. The young people aged 14 to 18 travelled to Devon, where nine of them achieved their Bronze Level Riding Ability Award. Another three young people achieved their Gold Riding Ability Award (ACU approved). The group were also able to show off their culinary skills through a ‘Come Dine with Me’ style competition, where they learned to prepare and cook evening meals for the rest of the group. They also enjoyed an educational visit to the Barbican and Sutton Harbour. Cabinet Member for Children’s Services Cllr Philip Read said: “Projects like this are vital in helping young people gain confidence and develop essential life skills such as effective communication and working as a team. Well done to all the young people for what they achieved in just one week. “Thank you to David Shears for allowing Kickstart to use Plymouth City Moto Park, the Welling Round Table for funding the accommodation and the Jack Petchey Foundation for their funding. This trip would not have been possible without their support and generosity.” For more information about the Bexley Kickstart Motor Project contact Target Youth Service worker John Seal on 07975 998 199, email John.Seal@bexley.gov.uk or visit www.facebook.com/BexleyKickstart

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LICENCE APPLICATIONS On 31 October 2016 the London Borough of Bexley joined the Licensing Partnership to process and issue licensing applications for Bexley. The Licensing Partnership is a partnership of local authorities comprising London Borough of Bexley, Maidstone Borough Council, Sevenoaks District Council and Tunbridge Wells Borough Council. Central administration for the Licensing Partnership is based at Sevenoaks, with Licensing Officers located at each local authority. The team at Sevenoaks will input applications, process payments, deal with administrative queries and issue licences. The Licensing Officers will liaise with customers regarding compliance, set policies, engage with partner responsible authorities, carry out licensing hearings etc. Any person is welcome to inspect the full details of any of the applications made under the following legislation: • Licensing Act 2003 - Applications for the grant or provisional grant of a Premises Licences or Club Premises Certificates; together with applications seeking a full variation or the review an existing Licence or Certificate. • Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 - Applications for the grant of a Site Licence. • Gambling Act 2005 - Applications for the grant or provisional grant of a Premises Licence; together with applications seeking a full variation or the review an existing Licence. Applications may be viewed on line by the following link: https://www.bexley.gov.uk/services/licensing-and-permits/public-licensing-register Representations may be made to any of the applications. Representations may be for or against an application. To be considered representations must be ‘relevant’ which means that they must relate to a licensing objective or a ground for refusing an application. The Licensing Partnership administration team can provide guidance on how to make representations to each of the different licence types. The Role of Ward Councillors Ward Councillors can make representations in writing and at a hearing on behalf of a local resident or business if specifically requested to do so. Furthermore, if asked, they can represent any party who has made relevant representations at a hearing. Also, as an elected member of the Council they can make representations in their own right if they have relevant concerns about any application, regardless of whether the premises is in their ward. There may also be occasions where a ‘Responsible Authority‘ such as the police may wish to ask a Ward Councillor to act as a witness at a hearing.

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APPLICATIONS PENDING DETERMINATION BY THE COUNCIL’S LICENSING SUB COMMITTEE Detailed below is a list summarising current applications subject to representations and pending determination by the Council’s Licensing Sub Committee. Hearings, which are open to the public, are held at Bexley Civic Offices. This list is valid as of 5pm Wednesday 29 August 2018

Reference No Premises Applicant Ward Hearing Date

18/02502/LAPRE Arcadia 247 Broadway Bexleyheath Kent DA6 8DB

Mr Martin SMITH Bexleyheath 10 September 2018 at 2:00pm

Summary Application is made to vary the premises licence so as to extend the opening hours on Thursdays until 1:30am and on Fridays and Saturdays to 2:30am. Within these hours licensable activities will take place. The application is opposed by the Environmental Health Service in their role as a Responsible Authority on the grounds of the prevention of public nuisance.

Reference No Premises Applicant Ward Hearing Date

18/02803/REVIEW

Yarnton Way Stores 202 - 206 Yarnton Way Erith Kent DA18 4AX

Trading Standards Service

Thamesmead East

19 September 2018 at 10:00am

Summary The Trading Standards Service have served a review application on the following grounds:

• Prevention of crime and disorder; and

• Protection of children from harm They are seeking a revocation of the licence

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> Community news - James Brokenshire, MP for Old Bexley and Sidcup Contact details: Write to: House of Commons, Westminster, London, SW1A 0AA Email: james.brokenshire.mp@parliament.uk Telephone: 020 7219 8400 Surgeries are by appointment only and can be made by calling the MP’s office on 020 7219 8400. RH Sir David Evennett, MP for Bexleyheath and Crayford Surgeries are held on the first and third Friday of the month, except in August. These take place at 17 Church Road, Bexleyheath DA7 4DD between 4pm and 6pm. No appointment is necessary, but please do ring 020 7219 8403 in advance to discuss your case when possible. Contact details: Write to: House of Commons, Westminster, London, SW1A 0AA Email: david.evennett.mp@parliament.uk Telephone: 020 7219 8403 Fax: 020 7219 2163 Sir David Evennett MP's website can be found at www.davidevennett.com Twitter: @davidevennett Facebook: fb.com/DavidAEvennett - Teresa Pearce, MP for Thamesmead and Erith Teresa Pearce MP holds four advice surgeries each month. Teresa's surgeries are held on the first Saturday of the month in Thamesmead, the second Saturday of the month in Erith, the third Friday of the month in Northumberland Heath and the fourth Friday of the month in Abbey Wood. All surgeries are booked by prior appointment by calling Teresa's office. To contact Teresa Pearce write to: Teresa Pearce MP, House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA, call: 01322 342991 or email: teresa.pearce.mp@parliament.uk - London Assembly Member – Gareth Bacon AM (Bexley & Bromley) To contact Gareth Bacon write to: Gareth Bacon AM, Greater London Authority, City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA, call: 020 7983 6571, or E-mail: gareth.bacon@london.gov.uk

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PLANNING APPLICATIONS REGISTERED WEEK ENDING 24 August 2018 NOTE: This list can be viewed on the Council’s Website and on the Intranet. Plan No. Location and Description of

Development Applicant/Agent

BARNEHURST (MW)

None

BELVEDERE (MW)

18/01740/FUL

36 Ruskin Road Belvedere Kent Proposed single storey side extension and erection of a detached building for use of the ground floor of the dwelling and detached building as a Childrens Day Nursery (Class D2).

Miss Stembiso Mandizha C/o O A Falusi Ltd Contact: Mr O. Falusi 10A Apsley Road South Norwood London SE25 4XS

18/02119/FUL

21 Picardy Street Belvedere Kent Use of the yard for a hand car wash and valeting centre comprising a single storey portable office building, a wet wash area and a drying area with a canopy cover together with 8 floodlights, re-location of 1 vehicular access onto Dylan Road and 2 secure gates.

Mr Jaskaran Cheema C/o Mr Jas Thiara Metro Law Solicitors 92 Goodmayes Road Ilford Essex IG3 9UU

18/02154/FUL

6 Chapman Road Belvedere Kent Part one, part two storey rear extension and porch.

Mr H Singh c/o Mr S Hanspal 75 Stapleton Road Bexleyheath DA7 5QF

BEXLEYHEATH (MW)

18/01955/FUL

192 Erith Road Bexleyheath Kent Demolition of existing detached garage and erection of a 2 bed detached dwelling.

Mr A Dhillon c/o Mr Koray Ezel Simplicity Designs Ltd 137 Winston Road London N16 9LL

18/02102/FUL

27 Bowness Road Bexleyheath Kent Part one, part two storey side and rear extension

Mr A Akin 27 Bowness Road Bexleyheath DA7 5AA

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18/02107/FUL

90 Gravel Hill Close Bexleyheath Kent Part one/part two storey side and rear extension.

Mr M Gibbs c/o Mr Ivar Selter Polar Design 42 Prince John Road London SE9 6QA

18/02110/FUL

138 Upton Road Bexleyheath Kent Extension & alteration to form two storey dwelling

Mr P Jones 511 Abbey Road Abbey Wood SE2 9HA

14/00357/FUL01

Land Rear Of 198 Broadway Bexleyheath Details of condition 15 (archaeological assessment) pursuant to planning permission 14/00357/FUL for demolition of existing garages and erection of one 3 storey block of 9 apartments comprising of 2 x 1 bed and 5 x 2 bed and 2 x 3 bed apartments. incorporating 10 basement car park spaces and 3 garages on ground floor

Mr Kiet Hong 198A Broadway Bexleyheath DA6 7BD

18/02142/FUL

5 Martens Close Bexleyheath Kent Detached single storey garden room and store.

Mr M. Ebden c/o Mr A. Needham 9 Holmdale Road Chislehurst Kent BR7 6BY

BLACKFEN & LAMORBEY (CW)

18/02124/FUL

248A Blackfen Road Sidcup Kent Change of use of first floor from office (Class B1) to Chiropractor Clinic (Class D1).

Mr And Mrs Herholdt c/o Mr Daniel Burkin DB Planning & Property Services Ltd 8 Oak Gardens Shirley CR0 8ES

BLENDON & PENHILL (CW)

18/02140/FUL

164 Harcourt Avenue Sidcup Kent Erection of a conservatory to the rear.

Mr K. Patnell 164 Harcourt Avenue Sidcup Kent DA15 9LW

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CRAYFORD (MW)

18/02073/FUL

67B Heathview Avenue Crayford Dartford Part one/part two storey rear extension

Mrs K Edwards 67B Heathview Avenue Crayford Dartford Kent DA1 3QB

18/02234/FUL

Site Entrance To Hubbard Close Crayford Installation of new vehicular and pedestrian entrance gates.

Mayhill Developments Ltd c/o Mr R Gregory 5 Star Hill Crayford Kent DA1 4DB

18/02111/FUL

12 Holly Gardens Bexleyheath Kent Conservatory

Mr & Mrs Ashdown c/o Mr C Rowell Creative View Unit 1 Alresford Business Centre Colchester Main Road Alresford, Colchester CO7 8DJ

18/02162/T

Beech Haven Court London Road Crayford Works to trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order, being pruning of two sycamore trees.

Mrs S Ingram c/o Miss Emily Evans Treeline Services Ltd Chadhurst Farm Coldharbour Lane Dorking RH4 3JH

CROOK LOG (CW)

18/01666/FUL

115 Upton Road Bexleyheath Kent Part one/part two storey side, front and rear extension and alterations to roofline incorporating hip to gable end and rear dormer extension to provide rooms in roofspace.

Mr J Alaminos c/o Mr Philip Wellstead ThePlanningman.co.uk 1 Pine Villas Old Kiln Lane Brockham Betchworth RH3 7LY

18/01993/FUL

61-63 Lion Road Bexleyheath Kent Demolition of existing buildings and erection of two blocks providing 5 residential units comprising 2 x 2 bed,1 x 3 bed duplex unit and 2 x 1 bed. apartments. Provision of 3 car parking spaces, cycle and bin store and amenity areas.

Mr G. Phoenix Firstcap Group Alpha House Laser Quay Business Park Rochester Kent ME2 4HU

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18/02086/FUL

64 Farnham Road Welling Kent Single storey side and rear extension

Mr A Vanner c/o Mr Michael Course Plan And Survey Ltd 52A Picardy Road Belvedere Kent DA17 5QN

EAST WICKHAM (CW)

18/02118/FUL

7 Lynmere Road Welling Kent Part one/part two storey side and rear extension.

Mr M Karki c/o Mr Shailender Nagpal Design And Plan Consultants Ltd 14 Leechcroft Avenue Sidcup Kent DA15 8RS

ERITH (MW)

18/01816/FUL

Rear Of 17 Pier Road Erith Kent Change of use from office (Class B1) to hairdressers (Class A1)

Miss A Adebayo Rear Of 17 Pier Road Erith Kent DA8 1TA

18/01956/FUL

181 Park Crescent Erith Kent Part one/part two storey side/rear and front extension incorporating garage.

Mr B N Abor c/o Emmanuel O Lamptey 143 Winterbourne Road Thornton Heath Croydon CR7 7QZ

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14/02155/OUTM24

Erith Quarry Carlton Road Erith Details of condition 3(e) phase 2B parcel 7 (contaminated land assessment) pursuant to planning permission 14/02155/OUTM for full planning permission for the provision of new site accesses and access roads, a 3-Form Entry Primary School (4,300 sqm GEA), 86 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) (up to a maximum of 8,926 sqm GIA) and an ecology/grassland area in Phase 1 with outline planning permission in 3 subsequent phases (with all matters reserved except for access) for up to a maximum 540sqm GEA of ancillary non-residential floorspace (Use Classes A1, A2, A3, B1 and/or D1) and up to a further 514 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) (up to a maximum of 64,505 sqm GIA) together with associated works including informal and formal open space; pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure; car and cycle parking.

Mr Tom Pike Erith Hills LLP Springfield Lodge Colchester Road Springfield Chelmsford CM2 5PW

18/02151/LDCE

66 Riverdale Road Erith Kent Lawful Development Certificate (Existing) for conversion of the property from a dwellinghouse (Class C3) to house of multiple occupation (Class C4) for upto 6 persons.

Moseprop Ltd 49 Station Road Polegate BN26 6EA

FALCONWOOD & WELLING (CW)

18/01824/FUL

49 Maxwell Road Welling Kent Single storey rear infill extension.

Mrs N Buck 49 Maxwell Road Welling Kent DA16 2ES

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18/01949/FUL

50 Clifton Road Welling Kent Alterations and conversion of existing dwelling into 3 self-contained flats comprising 1 x 3 bed, 1 x 1 bed and 1 studio flat with associated parking, cycle storage and amenity areas.

Mr Manji C/o Urbanist Architecture Attention: Ms Ana Popvic 2 Little Thames Walk London SE8 3FB

18/02116/FUL

174 Sutherland Avenue Welling Kent Single storey rear extension

Mrs T Simpson c/o Mr Andrew Lundie Drew Design 37 Ravensbourne Park London SE6 4XY

18/02143/FUL

14 Danson Crescent Welling Kent Part one/part two storey rear extension incorporating balcony with sun shade, formation of a front porch, alterations to balustrade on front/side balcony and provision of 2 metre high boundary wall and gates.

Mr Worrell And Ms Cheung c/o Stephen Coby Frances Norman Ltd 51 Shirley Avenue Bexley Kent DA5 3AY

18/02152/FUL

74 Westwood Lane Welling Kent Single storey rear extension

Mr D Goodall c/o Mr Michael Farmer Lioncrest Designs Ltd 34 Drayton Avenue Orpington BR6 8JW

LONGLANDS (CW)

18/02128/FUL

43 Tyron Way Sidcup Kent Single storey side extension incorporating conversion of the garage to habitable room.

Mr & Mrs Barratt c/o Mr Thomas Garforth TG Architecture Limited 1 Milner Walk London SE9 2HS

18/02138/FUL

33 Agaton Road London SE9 3RN Single storey rear extension

Mr & Mrs Robbins c/o Mr Thomas Garforth TG Architecture Limited 1 Milner Walk London SE9 2HS

NORTHUMBERLAND HEATH (MW)

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18/01984/FUL

Northumberland Heath Primary School Wheelock Close Erith Retention of a single storey detached building to provide an additional classroom approved for a limited period under reference 14/01157/FUL dated 2nd September 2014.

Ms D Sydee c/o Mr Daniel Assender Martin Arnold Ltd 4 Gunnery Terrace Royal Arsenal London SE18 6SW

18/02089/FUL

47 Frinsted Road Erith Kent Single storey side and rear extension.

Mr P Ferreira c/o Zaavia Design LTD 15 Yoxley Drive Ilford IG2 6PZ

18/02096/FUL

32 Swaylands Road Belvedere Kent Part one, part two side and rear extension.

Mr D Lazarous c/o Miss Dana Schrenck Bluelime, Thames Innovation Centre 2 Veridion Way Erith DA18 4AL

18/02217/FUL

43 Ightham Road Erith Kent Part one, part two storey side and rear extension with juliet balcony and replacement porch.

Mr R Gostautas c/o Mr Alfred Radav CADesignx 34 St Vincents Avenue Dartford DA1 5DA

18/02251/FUL

43 Parsonage Manorway Belvedere Kent Part one/part two storey front, side and rear extension incorporating a front porch

Mr E Harewood c/o Mr Jeff Bourn 1 Hazelhurst Beckenham Kent BR3 5TL

ST MARY’S & ST JAMES (CW)

18/02033/FUL

2 Nutmead Close Bexley Kent Part one/part two storey rear extension and conversion of garage to habitable rooms with provision of bay window.

Mr A O'Shaughnessy c/o Mr David Hill D H Designs 27 Melville Road Sidcup Kent DA14 4LU

18/02036/FUL

147 Glenhurst Avenue Bexley Kent Single storey side and rear extension and hip to gable conversion incorporating a rear dormer extension with double juliet balcony and side extension.

Mr And Mrs Barker c/o Mr Ovidiu Radu, Bluelime Thames Innovation Centre 2 Veridion Way Erith DA18 4AL

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18/02235/FUL This application is in the Parkhurst Conservation Area.

2 Parkhurst Road Bexley Kent Erection of a detached 5 bed dwelling with provision of two parking spaces.

Melbond C/o Colin Luther Ass. Ltd 25B Pickford Road Bexleyheath Kent DA7 4AG

18/02210/FUL

77A Maidstone Road Sidcup Kent Alterations to first and second floors and formation of a rear dormer extension to provide 1 x 2 bed and 1 x 3 bed flats.

Mr Paul Bland C/o 20 Mayview House Pinks Hill Swanley Kent BR8 8AQ

18/02127/FUL

38 The Grove Sidcup Kent Part one, part two storey front, side and rear extension

Mr F To c/o Mr Thomas Garforth TG Architecture Limited 1 Milner Walk London SE9 2HS

SIDCUP (CW)

18/02032/FUL

145 Sidcup Hill Sidcup Kent Part one/part two storey rear extension.

Mr A Harvey c/o Mr Jack Goodey JG Construction Design Ltd 9 Buckingham Avenue Welling Kent DA16 2LY

18/02090/T

1 - 18 Tarling Close Sidcup Kent Works to one tree under Tree Preservation Order,

S Johnson c/o Down To Earth Trees Ltd The Oast, Preston Farm Shoreham Road Shoreham TN14 7UD

18/02120/FUL

70 Wren Road Sidcup Kent Conversion of garage to habitable room incorporating front extension

Mr D Gallagher c/o Mr David Hill D H Designs 27 Melville Road Sidcup DA14 4LU

SLADE GREEN & NORTH END (MW)

18/02145/FUL

58 Sandpiper Drive Erith Kent Single storey side and rear extension incorporating the conversion of garage to a habitable room.

Mr M Mota c/o Mr Tunji Joseph T Joseph Associates Limited 13 Penshurst Green Bromley BR2 9DG

THAMESMEAD EAST (MW)

None

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WEST HEATH (MW)

None

NOTES 1. Planning applications marked with an * will be submitted to the Planning Committee for

consideration. 2. All other applications fall within categories delegated for determination by the Head of

Development Management but Members are reminded that in respect of these applications they may, within 21 days of the date of this circular, request the Head of Development Management to refer the full application to the Planning Committee.

3. Further enquiries in respect of applications should be made to the Development

Management Division, Civic Offices, 2 Watling Street, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA6 7ATwhere applications and plans submitted may be inspected electronically between the hours of 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m., Mondays to Fridays. GENERAL ENQUIRIES regarding applications should, in the first instance, be made to the Development Management Administration Team on 020 3045 5992 The Borough has now been divided into 2 planning groups as indicated below :-

NORTH

WARDS : Barnehurst, Belvedere, Bexleyheath, Crayford, Erith, Northumberland Heath, Slade Green & North End, Thamesmead East, West Heath. North Team Leader : Mr M Watling (020-3045-5771)

SOUTH

WARDS : Blackfen & Lamorbey, Blendon & Penhill, Crook Log, East Wickham, Falconwood & Welling, Longlands, St. Mary’s & St James, Sidcup.

South Team Leader : Mr C Westwood (020-3045-5763) 4. For reference, the letters at the end of each application number denote the type of

application, these are:-

FUL Detailed planning application OUT Outline planning application FULEA Detailed planning application accompanied by Environmental

Assessment FULM Detailed planning application that is a Major Development OUTEA Outline planning application accompanied by Environmental

Assessment OUTM Outline planning application that is a Major Development ADV Advertisement Consent application LBC Listed Building Consent application FUL01 Details pursuant to a condition on a detailed planning application OUT01 Approval of Reserved Matters following outline planning permission S211 Notification of Works to Trees in a Conservation Area T Works to Trees protected by a Preservation Order CIRC Consultation by a Government Department GPDOT Consultation by a Telecommunications Company (28 Day Notification

Period)

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GPDO8 Consultation by a Telecommunications Company (56 Day Notification Period)

LDCE Lawful Development Certificate application for an existing use or building

5. Date of Circular:- 28 August 2018

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The deadline for the next issue of your weekly Bexley Bulletin

Midday 6 September 2018