Part demolition and then reconstruction and extension of existing outbuilding to initially form temporary living accommodation and then conversion to office, workshop and store

Why Was This Refused?

• ✓Proposed part demolition and reconstruction and extension of an existing outbuilding
• ✓Temporary living accommodation followed by conversion to office, workshop and store
• ✓Outbuilding location behind the house and attached barn
• ✓Outbuilding not generally seen from the public footpath
• ✓Officer recommendation recorded as permit
• ✓Final decision recorded as refused by the Secretary Planning Committee
• ✓no adverse impact

The application (04/02587/B) seeks part demolition, reconstruction and extension of an existing outbuilding to provide temporary living accommodation and then conversion to office, workshop and store. The outbuilding is described as lying behind the house and an attached barn, and is not generally seen from the public footpath. The officer recommendation was to permit, but the Secretary Planning Committee refused the application on 22 March 2005. The evidence available cites “no adverse impact” as a key issue.

The Secretary Planning Committee determined the application and refused it on 22 March 2005. While the officer recommendation was for permission and the available evidence highlights “no adverse impact”, the final portal decision recorded by the Secretary Planning Committee was refusal. The submitted proposals related to temporary living accommodation followed by conversion to office, workshop and store use.

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