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extension. ADDRESS PROPOSAL APPLICATION NUMBER 104 Lansbury Drive Change of use from class A1 2615/APP/2002/1766 Hayes (retail) to class A3 (food and Drink), installation of new shopfront and side extractor duct. 181 Woodrow Avenue Erection of first floor rear 46849/APP/2002/3003 Hayes Pheasant Nurseries West End Lane Harlington extension. Retention of a single storey ancillary office building (which involved removal of a single storey garage/storage building, in association with the production of boxed plants and shrubs, provision of access road, five parking spaces and erection of double gates. 276/APP/2002/2007 The Committee requested that officers should pay particular attention to the premises to ensure horticultural use. ADDRESS PROPOSAL APPLICATION NUMBER British Telecom Computer Centre Colne Brook By-Pass Longford Installation of 6 dual-band, plane polar antennae; 4 600mm diameter transmission cabin and ancillary development (application for determination under Schedule 2 Part 24 of the GPDO 1995). 34097/APP/2003/276 12 East Avenue Hayes Quenchwell House 140 Coldharbour Lane Hayes Change of use of ground floor of the premises from A1 (retail) to learning centre (retrospective application). Erection of an enclosed walkway/corridor to link the main building to the laundry room. 5487/APP/2002/1026 12665/APP/2003/176 Councillor Ken Lakhan declared a personal and prejudicial interest in that the applicant was known to him and withdraw from the discussion. ADDRESS PROPOSAL APPLICATION NUMBER 3 Chaucer Avenue Erection of a rear extension 5486/APP/2002/2534 Hayes (Retrospective Application). The Committee added the following additional condition: Condition The development hereby approved shall not be sub-divided to form additional dwelling units or used in multiple occupation without a further express permission from the Local Planning Authority. Hayes Planning Committee – 1 May 2003 Page 8 PART 1 - MEMBERS, PUBLIC AND PRESS
REASON - To ensure that the premises remain as a single dwelling until such time as the Local Planning Authority may be satisfied that conversion would be in accordance with Policy H7 of the Hillingdon Unitary Development Plan. ADDRESS PROPOSAL APPLICATION NUMBER 3 Church Close Erection of a single/part two-storey 30527/APP/2002/2315 Hayes rear extension with pitched roofs and installation of two rear dormers. 16 Strathearn Avenue Erection of a first floor side and 2800/APP/2002/1173 Harlington Taylor Woodrow Complex Broadmead Road Hayes single-storey rear extension. Details of siting, design and external appearance of development in respect of housing area1, pursuant to condition 1 of outline planning permission Ref: 327/APP/2000/2106 dated 17.5.02 for phased redevelopment and part refurbishment of site/buildings (straddling Hillingdon and Ealing Boroughs) To provide mixed use, 1-8 storeys, development comprising 705 residential units and non offices, 7520 square metres refurbished offices, 680 square metres light industrial/workshops retained for use as managed workspace, 890 square metres of additional managed workspace, 100 square metres wardens office/meeting rooms, 100 square metres teleworking 240 square metres restaurant, 480 square metres crèche, 200 square metres ancillary commercial floorspace to canal basin area, 1500 square metres separate health facility, 4945 square metres sports complex, together with children’s play/adventure play areas, youth shelter, sports pitches, parkland landscaping and wildlife area, new canal basin, new bridge over canal and rebuilding of vehicular access from Ruislip Road and Broadmead Road, and environmental impact statement. 327/APP/2002/1397 Hayes Planning Committee – 1 May 2003 Page 9 PART 1 - MEMBERS, PUBLIC AND PRESS
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Observations of the Borough Solicit
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INFORMATIVES 1. (5) Access to Build
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The predominant scale of developmen
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BE38 Retention of topographical and
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Require 43 cycle spaces. For Block
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(iii) Impact on the locally listed
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trees, two of which are covered by
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front building (Block A), combined
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contrary to Policy A4 of the Boroug
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(3)(e) Main Planning Issues The mai
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irrational factors or taken without
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On the opposite side of Moor Lane i
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The requirements of the notice are:
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irrational factors or taken without
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planning permission was to be sough
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12.2.98 A meeting was held at the C
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Comments: (i) (ii) (iii) The restri
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Point (iii) no evidence of litter a
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Road. 363 is to be used for a seati
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However, the Environmental Protecti
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ancillary to the nine flats and sha
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Reference Documents: (a) (b) (c) UD
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the elevations facing No.2 and 6 Ha
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INFORMATIVES 1. You are advised thi
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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL CONTACT OFFICER
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