Site planning risk brief

Permission for the following: 1. Existing basketball/tennis court surface to be upgraded to new all-weather pitch surface. 2. Proposed new fence enclosure and ball stop netting to the perimeter. 3. All associated site development works

Permission for development of a granny flat to rear of building consisting of 61.5m2 partial split level extension to rear of existing mews to match form of existing mews and incorporation of part of existing mews to create 1 bedroom granny flat of area 84m2. The ridge of the new extension will not exceed the height of the existing building.

Retention and permission for the refurbishment and extension of the existing house, a Protected Structure, along with retention of alterations to the original coach house, namely fitting of 4 no. roof lights. Works will include alterations to internal partitions and opes; the provision of new bathrooms at ground and second floors; the provision of an enlarged opening to courtyard from kitchen; the construction of a new single storey bay window to the east; the repair of the existing brick southern boundary wall and pier with new gates to street and raised timber screen to courtyard; the provision of a single storey greenhouse in garden to northeast of dwelling; the provision of a pair of additional roof lights to coach house; the repair of existing sash windows and replacement of later, modern windows; installation of solar panels to south facing return roof; plus associated drainage and site works

Permission for the fitting of 16 sqm of photovoltaic (PV) panels to the Coach House to the rear of the existing house, a Protected Structure - 8 sqm to front (west) slope and 8 sqm to rear (east) slope of the Coach House

Retention permission for change of use from hairdressers to cafe, elevational changes including new signage and projecting canopy

Permission for the development which will consist of the replacement of existing timber sash windows, which are beyond repair, with new, like-for-like timber sash windows incorporating energy-efficient glazing. The replacement windows will match existing design, dimensions, materials, and detailing to preserve the historic character and architectural integrity of the protected structure. No structural changes to window openings or surrounding fabric are proposed.The proposed development also includes the installation of solar panels on the south/southeast-facing roof area at the rear of the property. These panels will not be visible from the front elevation and will be installed sensitively to minimise visual impact, improve energy efficiency, and support sustainability objectives in line with conservation guidelines.