Planning precedent report

The development will consist of reinstating the front door in its original location, changing the existing hip roof to a gable roof to match the opposite gable end, a new rear facing dormer, changes to the existing rear extension to include new glazing and increasing the overall height of the existing flat roof, new rooflights, internal alterations and associated site works.

Permission for development. The development will consist of: Attic conversion for bedroom with dormer window to the rear and Velux roof window to the front.

Permission for: A. The removal of existing single storey extension to the rear.

Permission for development. The development will consist of; (1) Provision of a new window to the front elevation, (2) Part demolition of existing rear extension and sheds. (3) provision of a new single storey rear extension to the existing house and replacement shed, including alterations to rear and side elevations of the existing house.

Planning permission is sought for the demolition of the existing rear single storey extension to the rear, the conversion of the garage to habitable space, the construction of a single storey extension to the front of the existing garage, the construction of a single storey extension to the rear, the widening of the existing entrance gates, internal and external elevational alterations, all at the existing single storey dwelling.

Two storey side extension to 143B Churchtown Road Lower. The extension will be built behind the existing side gate of the premises and will involve minimal disruption to the building structure. The side door of the existing building will be removed and repositioned onto the side extension. Exterior rendering and height of the extension will match the existing building save that the extension will have a flat roof. The entire property will remain in residential use and retention permission is sought for the subdivision of 143 Churchtown Road Lower into 2 seperate dwelling units (now known as 143a and 143b) which was completed in April 2004.