Site planning risk brief

Permission sought for sub-dividing existing two storey end of terrace house into 1 no. 3 bedroom apartment at ground floor level (101.02 sqm) and 1 no. 3 bedroom apartment at first and attic floor levels complete with ground floor entrance hall (128.48 sqm). Construction works to include new two storey pitched roof extension to side (33.98 sqm), single storey flat roof extension to rear (17.54 sqm) with screened roof terrace over, raising floor and eaves level of rear two storey return to match existing house and new attic conversion complete with dormer roof extension to rear (27.70 sqm). There will be 1 no. new apartment entrance door within side/west elevation facing onto Ellesmere Avenue, new windows to front/side and rear elevations, velux roof windows to front and side elevations, complete with internal alterations and all associated site works.

Permission sought for sub-dividing existing two storey end of terrace house into 2 no. 1 bedroom apartments at ground floor level (51.40 sq.m & 49.08sq.m) & 1no. 3 bedroom apartment at first & attic floor levels complete with ground floor entrance hall (129.39sq.m). Construction works to include new two storey pitched roof extension to side (29.56sq.m), single storey flat roof extension to rear (16.24sq.m) with screened roof terrace over, raising floor & eaves level of rear two storey return to match existing house & new attic conversion complete with dormer roof extension to rear (29.21sq.m).T here will be 2no. new apartment entrance doors within the side/west elevation facing onto ellesmere avenue, new windows to front/side & rear elevations, velux roof windows to front & side elevations, complete with internal alterations & all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of: (i) adaptive re-use of an existing protected structure, reference RPS No. 1657 ( a detached 5-bay two storey over basement house) including proposed alterations, extension and the installation of a lift to facilitate alterations from an existing vacant derelict dwelling to a community dwelling. The community dwelling is for individuals with a diagnosis of intellectual disability, physical sensory disability or autism. The adaptive re-use of Adelphi House will provide respite accommodation for young adults and will include dining areas, staff facilities and a new controlled entrance area with new extension at ground level to facilitate lift core and new glazed lobby area. With an additional 18m2 of floor area. The development will also consist of: (ii) material change of use of an existing single storey derelict rear mews building, including a proposed extension of the rear mews to provide a new day hub facility. The day hub facility is for the support of individuals with a diagnosis of intellectual disability, physical sensory disability or autism. With an additional 22m2 of floor area from original mews. The development will also include: (iii) private respite garden with access control and sensory garden area. And (iv) all ancillary and associated site works.

Permission for single storey extension to front and associated site works.

The development will consist of the construction of a two-storey, two-bedroom end of terrace dwelling, including adaptation of the existing boundary wall, a rear landscaped courtyard, and all associated site and ancillary works.

The development will consist of the construction of a three-storey, three-bedroom semi-detached dwelling, including adaptation of the existing boundary wall, a rear landscaped courtyard, and all associated site and ancillary works.