226-228 Cann Hall Road LONDON E11 3NF

In contravention of condition 2 of planning permission (ref: 170583) granted on 18 April 2017 for “Variation of Condition 2 pursuant to planning ref: 162355, dated 8/9/2016 to allow the use of UPVC framed sash window in the proposed extension, varying the wording of Condition 2 to reflect the details contained in the substituted drawing”, the failure to construct the Woodhouse Road elevation of the development in accordance with drawing numbered PA/1750/001 received on 16 February 2017, namely, - Failure to provide matching cornice and coursing detailing at 1st floor level; - Failure to install two one-over-one UPVC sash windows with architrave at ground floor level; and - Failure to install three recessed ‘false’ windows with architrave at ground floor level

Authority: Waltham Forest London Borough Council
Appeal type: enforcement · Enforcement Notice Appeal
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: E11 3NF

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