Dwelling located in the Green Belt, a Conservation Area and a Flood Zone. Appeal against the refusal of planning permission for the erection of first floor side extension over existing balcony.
Allowed on appeal.
Building of Townscape Merit in the Kew Foot Road Conservation Area.
Rebuild behind façade – rear dormer roof extension, single-storey side/rear extension, raising height of rear outrigger and replacement windows to rear.
We submitted an application for extensive works to a locally listed building in a conservation area. Whilst the first application was refused, the second application addressed all the concerns and was approved.
We submitted a pre-application submission for a large number of extensions and amendments to the dwelling in the Christchurch Road Conservation Area in East Sheen. We then submitted the planning application which was approved within 8 weeks.
Appeal against the decision by Horsham District Council to refuse planning permission for the demolition of an existing timber garage and shed to be replaced by 2 x two storey dwellings with associated parking and landscaping.
We were involved with this application following a previously withdrawn application for a new infill development within a village.
The Council refused the application. However, we appealed the decision and the Inspector agreed that the new dwelling added to the local housing supply and utilised an under-used piece of land.
I was intructed to act for Bracknell Forest Council as their expert witness at a 3 day public inquiry against 81 houses in Bracknell.
I liaised with the barrister, drafted a proof of evidence and gave evidence at the inquiry.
It was a committee overturn and the Inspector agreed with the appellants and allowed the appeal
We were instructed to assist with the appeals against two planning permission refusals for a client.
The first, Hillingdon Council refused a planning permission for a storage building to be constructed to the rear of a restaurant on Swakeleys Road, within a Conservation Area. Cameron Jones Planning managed the appeal submission, supported with a comprehensive appeal statement.
The second against refusal to allow a first floor rear extension and conversion of the roofspace to habitable use to include a rear dormer and 2 front rooflights.
We’re pleased to say that the Planning Inspector rules in our favour on both..
We were approached after planning permission was refused for a large house extension in the Green Belt. We advised on what would be likely to be granted planning permission and also what could be achieved under permitted development.
Planning permission granted within 8 weeks for a 2 storey side extension.
Successful application for the erection of a part single, part two storey side/rear extension, rear dormer roof extension and rear balcony following demolition of the existing single storey side extension.
We were approached by the owner of the large detached dwelling who had received a refusal. We advised on what would likely to be approved and drafted a thorough and convincing planning statement to justify the proposal. Granted planning permission in 8 weeks.
Successful Certificate of Lawfulness Application to recognise the original three flats as now being two units.
Success – approved by LBRuT.
