Erection of a conservatory to rear elevation

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Conservatory proposed to rear of semi-detached dwelling
• ✓Existing 1.8m fence between the two properties
• ✓No adverse comments from Ramsey Commissioners
• ✓Officer assessed proposal as acceptable
• ✓Approved by Planning Committee with two conditions
• ✓neighbour_impact
• ✓proposal is for the erection of a conservating arch, the rear of a semi-detached dwelling in Ramsey
• ✓existing 1.8m fence between the two properties
• ✓neighbour has confirm that they have no objections
• ✓Comments have not been received from Ramsey Commissioners
• ✓The proposal is acceptable

The application sought permission to erect a conservatory to the rear elevation of a semi-detached house in Ramsey. A 1.8m fence already exists between the two properties, which was a relevant site feature in assessing any impact on the adjoining neighbour. The officer considered the proposal acceptable and recommended approval. The Planning Committee determined the application and granted permission subject to two conditions.

The proposal was judged acceptable on its planning merits. Permission was granted by the Planning Committee subject to a four-year implementation condition and a condition tying the approval to the specific works described.

Conditions (2)

1. 1

   Condition 1

   The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.

2. 2

   Condition 2

   This approval relates to the erection of a conservatory as shown on the location plan, site plan and elevations date stamped the 18th June 2003.

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