Sutton Council considers five-room HMO and other planning applications
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 15:02 · Archive
Sutton Council is considering a planning application to convert a house in Worcester Park into a five-bedroom house in multiple occupation.
Sutton Council is considering a planning application to convert 70 Longfellow Road in Worcester Park from a single household dwelling into a five-bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO). The proposal includes new refuse storage at the front and cycle storage at the rear.
Other recent applications validated by Sutton Council include an outbuilding at 18 Lavington Road in Beddington, and telecoms work at The Albany in Wallington involving the removal and replacement of three antennas and installation of a 0.3-metre dish on the existing stub tower.
Further applications concern a single-storey rear extension and garage conversion at 5 Leslie Gardens in Sutton, involving an increased roof height. An additional application at 105 Longfellow Road seeks to clear a condition relating to secure cycle storage from a previously approved application.
How it is being reported
- Five-room HMO among latest Sutton planning applicationsSutton Council planning applications include a five-room HMO, telecoms upgrades, rear extensions and outbuildings in Sutton, Cheam and Worcester Park.Croydon Guardian · 12 Oct, 14:27
- Five-room HMO among latest Sutton planning applicationsSutton Council planning applications include a five-room HMO, telecoms upgrades, rear extensions and outbuildings in Sutton, Cheam and Worcester Park.This Is Local London · 12 Oct, 14:27
In this story: Sutton Council · Worcester Park · Beddington · Wallington · Sutton · North Cheam
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