COMMITTEE REPORT PROFORMA - London Borough of Hillingdon

(b)
Or
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Demolish that part of the detached garage that is 2.6 metres
deep (from the front of the garage), for its full width (5.1
metres) and its total height (3.1 metres) by the removal of the
roof, brick courses, tiles and other materials.
Make good the resulting building by re-building the front wall
of the garage in the new position using bricks to match the
existing garage to a maximum height of 3.1 metres by the
inclusion of a garage door, rafters, beams, batons, roofing felt
and roofing tiles.
remove from the land all resulting building materials, bricks,
window frames, wood, doors, rubble and debris not required
to effect compliance with steps (I) and (ii) above.
(iv)
That the reason to be stated for the issue of the Notice be as
follows:
The detached garage in the rear garden by reason of its overall size,
bulk, height, siting on a prominent bend in the road, projection
beyond the front building line of No. 39 Langley Crescent and
proximity to the highway results in an overdominant / incongruous
form of development which is detrimental to the visual amenities of
the street scene and surrounding area. The garage is contrary to
policies BE13, BE19 and BE21 of the adopted Hillingdon Unitary
Development Plan.
(c)
That the period of 3 months be given for compliance with the terms
of the Enforcement Notice.
D) That the Head of Planning and Transportation be authorised to
instruct the Borough Solicitor to take the appropriate enforcement
action to remedy the breach of planning control in accordance with
officer delegated authority in respect of:
The erection of a 1.7 metre high boundary wall at 16 Strathearn Avenue,
Harlington.
(a)
That the Notice shall require the following steps to be taken to
remedy this breach of planning control:
(i)
(ii)
demolish that part of the 1.7 metre high boundary wall
between No. 39 Langley Crescent and No. 16
Strathearn Avenue that exceeds the permitted 1 metre
height for its full length by the removal of brick courses
and other materials;
make good the resulting wall using materials to match
to a maximum height of 1 metre;
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