184 Galleywood Road, Great Baddow, CHELMSFORD, CM2 8NB

a garage measuring 8m x 6m. This space is requested for hobby car use only, the building will be built with a 300mm wall (100mm blockwork 100mm cavity and 102,5 outer brick face). The garage will be built on a shallow dig raft foundation and will be 4m in height to the top of ridge (2.4 to the underside of soffit). This raft will ensure the preservation of the existing Pinophyta Conifers. The existing land has a 3mx2mx1800 deep crate soakaway system that the garage will connect to, In addition there will be a water collect barrel of 220l. The garage will have a front "up and over" door of 4.6m wide. The Garage will be situated 4442mm from the boundary edge at the rear and 4572mm from the side boundary edge

Authority: Chelmsford Borough Council
Appeal type: householder · Householder (HAS)
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: Householder developments
Inspector: Cheesley J

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