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Planning Applications - Hyndburn Borough Council

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Eccles Street is a row of bungalows. The site is in a sustainable location within the urban boundary<br />

and close to Accrington town centre.<br />

Details of proposal<br />

The applicant seeks permission to erect five terraced properties facing onto Pansy Street South in a<br />

vernacular style offering three bedrooms and parking to the rear. The site slopes gently down from<br />

north to south and the houses would be stepped to reflect the slope.<br />

<strong>Planning</strong> history<br />

Of particular relevance is the most recent approval granted (11/93/0411) on this site which<br />

established the principle of residential development in this location although that permission has<br />

now lapsed.<br />

11/90/0730 Outline application: residential development. Withdrawn.<br />

11/91/0213 Outline application: erection of four houses. Approved conditionally 17/07/91.<br />

11/91/0451 Erection of 12 no. flats. Withdrawn.<br />

11/93/0081 Erection of 10 self-contained flats. Refused 21/04/93.<br />

11/93/0411 Erection of ten flats. Approved conditionally 24/11/93.<br />

Consultations<br />

Head of Environmental Health: Any comments will be reported at the committee meeting.<br />

Lancashire County <strong>Council</strong> (Highways): Any comments will be reported at the committee meeting.<br />

Neighbours were consulted by letter and 3 letters of objection were received in reply. The<br />

following issues were raised:<br />

• The proposal could perpetuate parking concerns.<br />

• The proposed houses would be out of keeping with the existing.<br />

• That approval would be inconsistent with previous refusals for residential development on<br />

this site.<br />

• Loss of amenity on a quiet residential street by increased coming and going.<br />

• Potential impact of noise during construction.<br />

Relevant Policies<br />

<strong>Hyndburn</strong> <strong>Borough</strong> Local Plan:<br />

Policy E10 – Development Policies<br />

Policy H2 – Housing infill<br />

SPG New Residential Development in the <strong>Borough</strong><br />

Joint Lancashire Structure Plan:<br />

Policy 12 – Housing developments<br />

Observations<br />

This application deals with the proposed erection of five terraced properties on a vacant, former<br />

garage site in a residential area of Accrington. The scheme is acceptable in policy terms as it meets<br />

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