Erection of conservatory to rear of dwelling,

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Conservatory proposed on rear elevation only
• ✓Site is within the Peel Conservation Area
• ✓High boundary wall prevents impact on neighbouring property at 52 Patrick Street
• ✓Approved under delegated officer authority
• ✓heritage
• ✓within the Peel Conservation Area
• ✓acceptable proposal

The application sought permission to build a conservatory on the rear elevation of 54 Patrick Street, Peel. The site sits within the Peel Conservation Area, which made the character and neighbourly impact of the extension the key planning considerations. The officer noted that a high boundary wall separates this property from the adjoining property at 52 Patrick Street, meaning the neighbour would not be affected by the development. On that basis the proposal was judged acceptable and permission was granted by delegated decision.

The conservatory is positioned on the rear elevation and is screened from the neighbouring property at 52 Patrick Street by a high boundary wall, removing any meaningful impact on that neighbour. The officer was satisfied the proposal was acceptable within the Conservation Area context and recommended approval, which was granted.

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 drawings submitted on 23rd December 2004.

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