Planning application
LL/13/00033/FUL
McDonalds Restaurants Ltd,4 Payne Road,London,E3 2SP
Proposal
Alteration to the drive-thru and car park to provide a side by side order point incorporating a new island for signage; the installation of 2 no. customer order displays and associated canopies; the addition of a 10m² extension to create a manager's office with amendments to the existing corral; and the reconfiguration of the signage suite with additional signs to suit the new drive-thru layout.
As published by the council, reference LL/13/00033/FUL
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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6 Feb 2013
Received by Tower Hamlets
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2 Apr 2013
Decision issued: Permit
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29 Jul 2026
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