We successfully appealed an application in Ickenham for the erection of a detached outbuilding associated with the restaurant for storage use. The restaurant is within a Conservation Area.
The proposal was found to have no adverse impacts on the character and appearance of the area and was in keeping with neighbouring dwellings.
Successful Appeal – Permission granted
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..
Successful Appeal – Overturn of refusal against detached outbuilding storage Read More »
We appealed against a refusal by Bracknell Forest Borough Council for a car port in Winkfield Parish deemed as inappropriate development in the green belt. The Planning Inspector ruled in our favour saying there was no impact on the openness of the Green Belt.
Success!
Successful Appeal – overturn of refusal for a car port in the Green Belt Read More »
Appeal against the refusal of the demolition of an existing timber garage and shed and the construction of a pair of two-storey, two-bedroom homes with associated parking and landscaping in Mannings Heath, Horsham
Decision due in April
Appeal following initial refusal for the construction of two homes in Horsham Read More »
We successfully appealed an application for an extension in North Twickenham.
The scheme involved: Proposed side extension at second floor level, the replacement of the rear extensions with a single storey glazed extension and the loss of one 1 bedroom unit from 3 units into 1no. 4 bedroom flat and 1no. 3 bedroom flat.
Once revised drawings were submitted, the Officer concluded that there would be no harmful impact on the character and appearance of the streetscene and permission was subsequently granted.
Successful Appeal – Extension in Conservation Area Read More »
Appeal statement against the decision by the London Borough of Hillingdon to refuse planning permission for the erection of a detached outbuilding for storage use.
Awaiting outcome.
Appeal against planning refusal for the erection of an outbuilding Read More »
We were instructed to draft the Grounds of Appeal following refusal of permission by Elmbridge Council for a building to change from two very dilapidated flats back into a dwelling house, for which it was originally constructed and is on a road of other dwellinghouses. We argued that the revision of the property from two flats to a single family dwelling house would secure several benefits in terms of improvements to the interior of the building, demand for on-street parking, cycle parking, energy and waste refuse/recycling storage.
Success! Appeal allowed
We were instructed to write the appeal statement following refusal of a first floor rear extension to a locally listed building within a conservation area. The Council had previously approved a first floor rear extension and the new proposal was 30cm wider which the Council had refused. The Inspector agreed with our argument that the new extensions would not have a materially different effect on the character and appearance of the area, the site as a BTM, or neighbouring BTMs, to that of the previous approval.
Permission on appeal – Residential extension with rooflight and flue – Mortlake Read More »
We were instructed following refusal of a similar proposal. I undertook a site visit and advised how to amend the design to ensure consent would be granted. Following a resubmission, the application was granted within 56 days.
We submitted an appeal following refusal by BFBC for a modest house extension to a dwelling in the Green Belt. The Appeal has been Allowed – the Inspector agreed that whilst the extension would have resulted in a 60% increase, it was in character with the host dwelling and did not harm the openness of the Green Belt.
Appeal Allowed for house extension in the Green Belt – Warfield Read More »
