Retention of conservatory on rear elevation

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Retention of a rear conservatory at a terraced dwelling in Peel
• ✓No harmful impact on the existing property identified
• ✓High boundary walls prevent overlooking of neighbouring properties
• ✓Rear garden faces towards Peel Harbour, away from the street
• ✓overlooking
• ✓impacts upon the existing property
• ✓impacts on any neighbouring properties

This application sought permission to retain a conservatory already built on the rear elevation of 38 Patrick Street, Peel, a terraced property on the west side of the street with a rear garden facing Peel Harbour. The key planning considerations were the impact on the existing property and on any neighbouring properties. The officer noted that high boundary walls prevent overlooking, reducing any potential harm to neighbours. The application was permitted on 8 October 2007 under delegated authority, with one condition attached.

The application was permitted on 8 October 2007 by a delegated Senior Planning Officer. The conservatory was considered acceptable in terms of its impact on the existing property and on neighbouring properties, with high boundary walls noted as preventing overlooking.

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Conditions (1)

1. 1

   Condition 1

   This permission relates to the Location Plan, Site Plan and Photographs submitted and date stamped 8th August 2007.

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