Planning precedent report

Permission is sought for the demolition of single storey structure to side (approx. 40sqm), the demolition of three storey return structure to rear (approx. 37sqm) and the construction of part single and part three storey extension to side and rear (total approx. 140sqm) attached to the retained house. The development will also include the construction of first floor terrace to side and rear, changes to selected existing window opes, additional window opes, proposed rooflights, 16sqm of roof mounted PV solar panels, internal alterations to accommodate new internal layout, demolition and construction of granite wall and gateposts to Sorrento Road and all associated site works.

Permission for: 1. Demolitions to the existing house including removal of

1) Construction of a new detached house in the front garden. 2) The proposed house will be a 4 bedroom detached flat roof house. 3) The house will be two storey, split level set down in the site entered at first floor. 4) The works will also include a single storey flat roof garden room. 5) Partial demolition of wall to the side of the existing entrance driveway to create a new vehicular access to the site. 6) Proposed new pedestrian entrance onto Sorrento Road. 7) Alterations to boundary walls, landscaping, soakaway, drainage works and ancillary and associated works. 8) SuDS surface water drainage, foul water potable water connections. 9) All ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

Permission for amendment to existing permission (D17A/0360) to re-position

Permission for the demolition of the existing part three storey, part single storey, dwelling (located in an Architectural Conservation Area) and the construction in lieu of a new, part three storey, part two storey, single family dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping, drainage and rainwater harvesting tank. Work to site boundaries to include general repair and a new privacy screen on top of the existing wall along the south-west boundary.

Permission for the demolition of the existing