The Broadway Sample Clauses

The Broadway. LBH/6136/1 – Alterations and erection of single storey rear extension to living accommodation Granted – 08/03/1972 LBH/6136/2 – Erection of domestic garage at rear Granted – 21/04/1972 WEST/167/95/FUL – Retention of single storey rear store Granted – 17/07/1995 P/3315/10 – Conversion Of Part Ground Floor First And Second Floors Into Four Flats; Single And Two Storey Rear Extensions; Two Front And Two Side Dormers; External Alterations Refused – 09/03/2011 Appeal dismissed – 12/08/2011 Reasons for Refusal: 1 The proposed single and two storey rear extension, together with the proposed side and front dormers, by reason of unacceptable design, layout and siting, is considered inappropriate to the existing pattern of development and would result in an overdevelopment of the site, which is considered to be unduly obtrusive and incongruous, and out of keeping with the character and appearance of the area, contrary to policies 4B.1 and 4B.8 of the London Plan (2008), saved policy D4 of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan (2004) and adopted Supplementary Planning Document: Residential Design Guide (2010). 2 The proposed extensions, by reason of their siting, rearward projection, scale and size, would be unduly intrusive, overbearing and lead to an enclosing effect resulting in a loss of light to the rear of No.2A The Broadway Northolt Road and a loss of privacy to the rear of Xx.00 Xxxxx Xxxx, contrary to saved Policies D4 and D5 of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan (2004) and the adopted Supplementary Planning Document: Residential Design Guide (2010).
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