We were requested to submit an appeal following refusal of planning permission for a roof extension to a 1960s dwelling in West Acton. We undertook a site visit, wrote the appeal statement and submitted the appeal within one week of instruction. Decision pending.
Planning application submitted and approved without delays
We drafted an objection letter for a householder against a backland development adjoining their property on grounds of harm to their residential amenity, unacceptable backland development, lack of parking, poor standard of accommodation, cramped overdevelopment, unacceptable development due to flooding issues. The Council subsequently refused the planning application.
I submitted an appeal against the refusal of planning permission for a front porch to a house in Hayes. Although this was a very minor development, the Planning Inspector did not agree that permission should be granted. A disappointing result.
I provided advice to the owner and his draftsman for a roof extension. I submitted all the plans and forms for a Certificate of Lawfulness for a dormer roof extension which was duly approved.
We were successful in gaining a positive pre-application response for a large extension to a house in the Green Belt in Cheapside. The Council had previously approved extensions to the neighbouring properties but had made an error in their calculations for the overall size of the extensions and therefore agreed that a larger extension could be permitted at the dwellinghouse. A new access into the property from Cheapside Road was also agreed as access onto Buckhurst Road is so dangerous.
We drafted a letter of objection for a householder concerned at the development to the rear of his property which had not been built in accordance with the approved plans and sought amendments to the development.
We submitted a planning application for a new external staircase to a house in a Conservation Area. Although a previous application for the site had been highly controversial this application was approved within the 8 week deadline.
Cameron Jones Planning was contacted from a client who was disappointed with their current planning consultant and instructed CJP to liaise with the planning department on the planning application which had already been submitted. We attended the site visit with the planning and conservation officers and have submitted additional necessary information and responded to the letters of objection. Decision pending.
CJP was contacted from a client who was disappointed with their current planning consultant and instructed CJP to liaise with the planning department on the planning application which had already been submitted. We attended the site visit with the planning and conservation officers and have submitted additional necessary information and responded to the letters of objection. Decision pending.
