14 Pulford Road, LONDON, N15 6SP

the erection of one additional storey immediately above the existing building

Authority: London Borough of Haringey
Appeal type: householder · Householder (HAS)
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: residential · Householder developments
Inspector: Ellis D

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

Whether prior approval should be granted having regard to the external appearance of the dwellinghouse and the impact on the amenity of any adjoining premises

What decided it

The proposal would create a jarring and discordant change in height that would severely disrupt the harmony and cohesive appearance of the existing two-storey terrace, conflicting with the requirement for external appearance to be sympathetic to the surrounding built environment.

Framework references: 130

Plan policies cited: London Plan Policy D1, London Plan Policy D4, London Plan Policy D6, Haringey Local Plan Strategic Policies Policy SP11, Haringey Development Management DPD Policy DM1, Haringey Development Management DPD Policy DM12

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