Submit land contamination details for 24 housing plots within an already approved development, with no new building work proposed.
Erith Quarry Fraser Road Erith Kent
Official description
Application for partial approval with respect to Plots 643 to 666 of Parcel 5 for condition 7 (Land Contamination) pursuant to application 20/00782/OUTM for Section 73 application to vary the approved parameters and design codes approved under parent permission 14/02155/OUTM. The parent permission being hybrid planning application for a phased development of; a 3-Form Entry Primary School (4,300 sqm GEA); up to a total of 600 residential dwellings (use class C3) and for up to a maximum 540sqm GEA of ancillary non-residential floorspace with associated works including new access, informal and formal open space, pedestrian and cycle infrastructure, car and cycle parking (only access to be considered) and with detailed submission for Phase 1 for the proposed school and associated quantum of residential dwellings with associated works including informal and formal open space, pedestrian and cycle routes, parking and landscaping.
- Council
- Bexley
- Reference
- 20/00782/OUTM21
- Application type
- Approval Of Details Reserved By A Condition (Discharge)
- Status
- Application Under Consideration
- Submitted
- 28 Jul 2026
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