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A batch of planning proposals has been forwarded to Harrow Council for consideration across multiple locations throughout the borough.

Among the submissions received, the Harrow Arts Centre at 171 Uxbridge Road in Hatch End seeks listed building consent to fit solar photovoltaic panels on the rooftops of Elliott Hall and the Dance Hall, which forms part of the curtilage of the listed structure.

At 18 Dudley Gardens, an application proposes amending condition four of an earlier approval to permit increased staffing levels at the premises.

In Pinner, plans have been lodged for 19 West End Avenue requesting a lawful development certificate to modify the roof configuration, incorporating a side mansard addition with an integrated window, a rear dormer featuring a rooflight, and a front rooflight.

The scheme also involves blocking an existing rear doorway and repositioning the ground floor side window with an altered dimension.

Works to replace fenestration feature in an application for 9 Woodhall Drive in Pinner, where replacement windows matching the original specifications are proposed for the front and side elevations.

Two separate proposals have been submitted for Green Tiles on Priory Drive in Stanmore.

The first application seeks approval for a single storey rear addition extending 7 metres with a maximum height of 3.77 metres and an eaves measurement of 3.55 metres.

A second submission for the same address proposes an alternative rear extension measuring 4.5 metres in depth, standing 3.9 metres at its highest point with 3 metres to the eaves.

A rear extension measuring 5 metres deep, reaching 3.3 metres in height with 2.75 metres to the eaves forms the basis of the proposal at 115 Waverley Road in Rayners Lane.

External modifications alongside a single storey side-to-rear extension are sought at 50 Lowlands Road.

A lawful development certificate application has been submitted for 81 Streatfield Road in Kenton, seeking permission to erect a detached single storey structure at the rear of the property for combined office, gym and storage purposes.

At 37 Craigweil Drive in Stanmore, plans involve single storey extensions to the front, side and rear elevations along with external alterations.

Signal House at 16 Lyon Road features in an application addressing cycle parking facilities, vehicular parking provisions and controlled parking zone requirements associated with a change of use from office accommodation.

The Curry Mahal establishment on Northolt Road in South Harrow seeks consent to divide a section of the ground floor to establish an independent commercial space, together with a new shopfront and entrance arrangement.

A certificate of lawful development has been requested for 40 Curzon Avenue in Stanmore, covering roof modifications to create a gable end and rear dormer alongside two roof lights positioned within the front roof slope.

Amendments to previously approved schemes appear in several applications.

At 7 Stanmore Hall on Wood Lane, Stanmore, a non-material amendment proposes alterations to both interior and exterior design elements.

Similarly, an application for Kenton Park Parade on Kenton Road requests modifications to canopy specifications under a non-material amendment procedure.

Brookwood at 36 Uxbridge Road in Stanmore seeks approval to replace and install new boundary treatments comprising brick walls, piers, wrought iron railings and a pedestrian access gate.

Documentation has been submitted concerning Old Pye House on West Street, providing photographic records of the listed building in connection with demolition activities and proposed new extensions.

A lawful development certificate application for 70 Birchmead Avenue in Pinner proposes a rear dormer addition alongside three roof lights fitted to the front roof plane.

Schemes involving multiple extension works feature in applications for 9 Cedar Drive in Hatch End, where plans include a front entrance porch, two storey side addition, single storey side and rear extensions, a Juliette balcony, roof modifications creating rear dormers and roof illumination.

At 36 Eastcote Avenue in South Harrow, a lawful development certificate request covers roof alterations forming a gable end and rear dormer, a single storey rear addition and rear steps.

The lawful development status of a single storey rear extension with external modifications has been confirmed in an application for 5 Clewer Crescent in Harrow Weald.

Fire safety statement documentation has been submitted for 62 Roxborough Park, addressing a change of use from residential care facility to specialist accommodation alongside a single storey rear extension.

Plans for 66 Albury Drive in Pinner propose single storey front and side-to-rear extensions, renewed porch roofing with window canopy, an elevated rear terrace and a detached single storey outbuilding intended for gym and storage use following removal of existing structures.

An extensive residential scheme features in the application for 2 Old Forge Close in Stanmore, encompassing a front infill extension with porch, entrance canopy, first floor front addition, garage conversion, single and two storey side extensions and a single storey rear extension.

Demolition of the current rear addition forms part of the proposal at 76B Salisbury Road, alongside construction of a replacement single storey rear extension and external modifications.

A comprehensive residential development is proposed for 201 Rayners Lane, including a single storey front extension with porch, combined single and two storey side additions and a single storey rear extension.

At 51A Headstone Gardens, plans involve roof alterations to establish a gable end and rear dormer, installation of roof lights in the front slope, a new window within the gable end and external modifications.

A substantial remodelling project is outlined in the application for 73 Albury Drive in Pinner, encompassing single and two storey front extensions, garage conversion, single storey side addition, single and two storey rear extensions, renewed windows and doors throughout and external alterations.

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