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Sidcup
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A developer has been ordered to demolish a pair
of semi-detached houses in Knoll Road, Bexley.
Mr Tony Smith had built two semi-detached
properties without adhering to the original planning permission to the extent that those built...
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A developer has been ordered to demolish a pair
of semi-detached houses in Knoll Road, Bexley.
Mr Tony Smith had built two semi-detached
properties without adhering to the original planning permission to the extent that those built were
substantially different to what had been permitted
in 2005.
Following careful consideration and an independent inspection, the London Borough of Bexley
served an enforcement notice on Mr Smith in
November 2008 requiring him to demolish the
buildings and restore the site.
He appealed against
the issue of the enforcement notice to the Planning Inspectorate and a public inquiry took place
at the Council’s Offices at Wyncham House,
Longlands Road, Sidcup on 28 and 29 May 2009.
At this Inquiry a number of residents and a Ward
Councillor voiced their concerns about the development which had taken place.
The Inspector agreed that Mr Smith did not have
planning permission for the buildings as erected,
found what had been built to be u
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