Listed building enforcement in Buckingham survived incorrect descriptions of replacement windows, with the inspector ordering traditional timber windows to be reinstated.
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Listed building enforcement in Buckingham survived incorrect descriptions of replacement windows, with the inspector ordering traditional timber windows to be reinstated.
A revised Sheffield driveway has won retrospective permission after retaining more of its stone boundary wall, while a full costs claim failed.
A side extension and rear garden store can remain after an Inspector found the corner-plot development acceptable in its surroundings.
Revised rooftop structures were accepted in Eaton Mews South, while conditions continue to control plant noise and other terrace additions.
An Inspector accepted a modest rear addition after assessing its actual effect on neighbours, with gas protection measures required.
The Inspector examined the unfinished neighbouring house and found its principal windows and roof lanterns would preserve acceptable outlook and daylight.
The Earl Street decision grants the roof alteration already built, while expressly leaving a separate enforcement appeal for another decision.
The Inspector finds disproportionate enlargement and Green Belt harm, but accepts that a larger lawful alternative provides very special circumstances.
Dartford’s notice falls after an Inspector finds that enclosing a planted strip did not change its existing residential use.
Two householders win appeals over defective notices, but the Inspector leaves Brent free to consider fresh enforcement action.
Family accommodation and a rear extension are approved on Dorney Road, with a condition keeping the garden building part of the house.
A side-garden summerhouse can stay after the Commissioner rejected design and landscape objections in the Strangford and Lecale protected area.
A Condover barn conversion and glazed link win two appeals, with conditions keeping the additional accommodation tied to the listed farmhouse.
A garden room used mainly as an office and family den wins a lawful-use appeal, with hairdressing kept secondary to the home.
An Inspector allows substantial changes to a Crimicar Lane house after finding its design would fit the varied, sloping street.
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