East Acton Arcade,93 Old Oak Common Lane,Acton,W3 7DJ Data via plota.co.uk
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ref:261308VAR Application for a minor material amendment (s73) to vary Conditions 2 (Drawings), 4 (Use Class), 12 (Approved Plan) of planning permission ref 220178FUL dated 07/08/2024 'Demolition of existing building to enable construction of multi-storey hotel (Use Class C1) including flexible space within basement for hotel (Use Class C1) or snooker hall (Use Class E(d)) use; and ancillary shared cafe/restaurant/workspaces; plus associated landscape works and public realm improvements.' Variation seeks removal of basement level -2 , construction of additional storey to provide fourteen bedrooms in addition to amendments to the approved layout; the provision of 128 Class C1 accommodation rooms; the provision of 113 Class C1 accommodation rooms; an overall reduction of one bedroom when compared to the consented scheme. Data via plota.co.uk
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