REASON FOR GRANT OF PLANNING PERMISSION Sample Clauses

REASON FOR GRANT OF PLANNING PERMISSION. The decision to grant planning permission has been taken having regard to the National Planning Policy Framework (2012), The London Plan (2011), the Harrow Core Strategy (2012), the saved policies of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan (2012), as well as all relevant material considerations including the responses to consultation. The proposed school will provide important social infrastructure, to enhance educational facilities and help meet the growing population and forecast demand for primary school places in accordance with Harrow Core Strategy Policy CS1 and the NPPF. Whilst involving development on designated open space the development of the existing playing field is considered an acceptable departure from the development plan because the proposal is considered to make suitable re-provision of new external space within the site that would meet the needs of the school and provide for a range of activities including use for team sports. Whilst involving development in Flood Zone 3b, the proposals are accompanied by a flood risk assessment which demonstrates that subject to appropriate mitigation, the proposals will not increase flood risks on or off the site. The proposal to provide new educational facilities of community benefit are considered to meet the requirements of the Exception Test in accordance with the NPPF (2012). The design, siting and appearance of the development is considered to meet the requirements for good design contained within the adopted development plan and the NPPF (2012). Subject to conditions, it is considered that the proposed new building and increased capacity of the school would not to have a significantly harmful impact on the amenities of any neighbouring occupiers Whilst likely to give rise to localised, short term congestion in the vicinity of the site, the impact on traffic safety and the amenities of those living in the locality arising from the additional congestion is considered to be justified by the improved capacity and quality of educational facilities within the locality to which the NPPF (2012) provides significant weight. Outside of the peak times, the proposal is considered not to result in unacceptable pressure on local roads and will not be to the detriment of highway safety. The proposed school is accessible to all and will provide a safe and secure environment for users. Notwithstanding the significant body of representations received against the proposals the development is considered, on balance, t...
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REASON FOR GRANT OF PLANNING PERMISSION. The decision to grant planning permission has been taken as the proposal would provide an additional 10 dwellings in a building that would not be out of character with the pattern of development in the locality. The redevelopment of the site would allow for improvements to the landscaping at the site and would not have significant impacts on the residential amenities of neighbouring occupiers or on traffic and highway safety in the vicinity. The decision has been made having regard to national planning policy, the policies of The London Plan 2011, the Harrow Core Strategy and the saved policies of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan 2004 as well as to all relevant material considerations including any responses to consultation. National Planning Policy Framework (2012) The London Plan (2011)
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REASON FOR GRANT OF PLANNING PERMISSION. The proposed change of use of the building from an office (Class B1) in Harrow town centre to a mix of retail (Class A1), gym (Class D2) and education (Class D1) uses is considered to be acceptable in planning policy terms for this location, and also bring an active use at ground floor level along College Road. The proposal would not result in the unacceptable loss of residential amenity for the neighbouring occupiers, and matters of transport and highway impacts can be mitigated through the use of planning conditions. The decision to grant planning permission has been taken having regard to national planning policy, the policies of The London Plan (2011), The Harrow Core Strategy
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REASON FOR GRANT OF PLANNING PERMISSION. The decision to grant planning permission has been taken as the proposal would provide an additional 7 dwellings with proposed extensions and alterations that would not be out of character with the pattern of development in the locality or the setting of the Roxeth Hill Conservation Area and would safeguard the residential amenities of neighbouring occupiers. The decision has been made having regard to national planning policy, the policies of The London Plan 2011, the Harrow Core Strategy and the saved policies of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan 2004 as well as to all relevant material considerations including any responses to consultation. National Planning Policy Framework (2012) The London Plan (2011)
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