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the existing building unless otherwise first agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Reason: To ensure satisfactory visual relationship of the new development to the existing. Informatives: 1 In accordance with paragraphs 186 and 187 of the NPPF the council, as local planning authority, takes a positive and proactive approach to development proposals focused on solutions. The council works with applicants/agents in a positive and proactive manner by offering a pre-application advice service, and as appropriate updating applications/agents of any issues that may arise in the processing of their application and where possible suggesting solutions. In arriving at a decision to APPROVE the application the applicant was provided with pre-application advice, and the application was acceptable as submitted and no further assistance was required. 2 The applicant(s) is (are) advised that the proposed development is situated in close proximity to the property boundary and "The Party Wall etc. Act 1996" is therefore likely to apply. An explanatory booklet relating to this Act is available free of charge from The DoE Publications Despatch Centre, Blackhorse Road, London SE99 6TT. Tel 0181 691 9191 (fax 0181 694 0099). Alternatively, copies of the booklet may be available from the District Council (subject to availability). 3 The applicant is advised that this consent does not authorise the retention of the temporary garage structure that has been erected in front of the dwelling and a separate planning application should be submitted for temporary consent for the retention of the structure. Similarly, any construction on the concrete bases that have been laid to the side and rear of the dwelling may require planning consent and you are advised to obtain the necessaary approvals prior to carrying out any further works. Policy Considerations and Reasons In reaching this decision the policies in the Development Plan for the area, which currently comprises the Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole Structure Plan 2000 and the East Dorset Local Plan, were taken into account. This includes specifically the following policies: DES8 100
Item Number: 10. Ref: 3/13/0276/HOU Proposal: Site Address: Rear Extension to Include Balcony 25 St Stephens Lane, Verwood, Dorset, for Mr And Mrs Gibson Constraints Bournemouth International Airport Historic Contaminated Land Heathland 5km or 400m Consultation Area NATS Technical Sites Urban Areas LP Site Notice exp: 1 June 2013 Advert expired: Nbr-Nfn expired: 20 May 2013 Verwood Town Council Comments: Consultee Responses: EDDC Tree Section No objection The group of mature Oaks on site are protected by a TPO. These trees grow 20m+ away from the existing property and are not a constraint on the proposed rear extension. The applicant has already set an area aside for the mixing and /or storing of materials during development and this is situated outside the rooting area of the protected trees. For the reasons just given, I have no arboricultural objections to this proposal. If you are minded to approve this proposal, please include the tree condition. Neighbour Comments: None Officers Report: This application is brought before the Planning Committee as the applicants are related to an elected member of the Council. St Stephens Lane is an unmade road comprising detached dwellings set in typically large plots located within the defined Urban Area of Verwood. No.25 St Stephens Lane is a chalet bungalow positioned centrally within a large rectangular plot with a large driveway to the front (east) and an enclosed garden to the rear (west). There is currently a small conservatory at the northern side of the rear elevation. There is a detached building in the garden that was originally a double garage but was granted consent for change the use to a chiropractic clinic, along with a single storey extension, in 1991. This application proposes the addition of a 4 metre extension to the rear (west) elevation to include additional rooms to the ground floor with a balcony area above. Windows at ground floor level are proposed to the rear (west) and sides of the extension. The extension would be the full width of the existing dwelling and continue the roofline of the main roof to a height of 2.5 metres on the southern side of the balcony and 3 metres on the northern side, leaving the balcony open above. 101
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property. I presume that the applic
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many objections you have received.I
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Un-neighbourly form of development,
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garage/building extension. So we ca
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The cattery will be open for visito
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The Council’s Public Health Offic
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1:500 Site Plan received 15.1.2013
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Notwithstanding details already sub
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http://www.environmentagency.gov.uk
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Road to the north east of Hinton Pa
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This view was taken for the scheme
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Impact on biodiversity A bat and bi
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- Waste must remain in digester for
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Consultee Responses: County Highway
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Page 67 and 68: Site Description 31 Golf Links Road
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