Extension to provide toilet facilities

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Extension forms a tailed block for toilet facilities
• ✓Existing boundary wall becomes side of toilets
• ✓Roof slopes away, creating blank gable from front
• ✓Striking building in Peel Conservation Area
• ✓Approved by Planning Committee
• ✓design
• ✓heritage
• ✓Proposed one alteration to form a tailed block.
• ✓The existing boundary was would form the side and would be toilets.
• ✓The roof would slope away from the building producing a blank gable as seen from the front elevation.
• ✓This is undeprehendable.
• ✓Summary of objections/views water - change in supply Dot (41) - dc.

The application sought permission for an extension to the Centenary Hall on Atholl Street, Peel, to add toilet facilities. The proposal involved a single-storey alteration forming a tailed block, with the existing boundary wall forming the side for toilets and a roof sloping away to produce a blank gable from the front. The site is a striking building in the Peel Conservation Area. The Planning Committee approved the application on 8 August 2003, with the decision formally worded as approval. The officer recommended approval.

The Planning Committee approved the extension to provide toilet facilities. The design featured a tailed block with the existing boundary wall as the side for toilets and a roof sloping away from the building, creating a blank gable from the front elevation. The formal decision record lists 2 conditions.

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

   The roof must be finished in slate.

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