Naylor House, 56 Bruckner St, London, W10 4NU

the installation of 3no. 3.00m support poles (30.10m above ground level) supporting 4no. antennas, 1no. 5.50m support pole (32.60m AGL) supporting 2no. antennas and 2no. 300mm dishes, installation of 3no. equipment cabinets and ancillary works thereto

Authority: City of Westminster Council
Appeal type: minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: telecoms · Other minor developments
Inspector: Allen M

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

The effect of the siting and appearance of the proposed installation on the character and appearance of the area, bearing in mind the location outside, but near to, the Queen's Park Estate Conservation Area

What decided it

The siting and appearance of the proposed development would be acceptable as the apparatus would be viewed as minor visual elements within the context of a large, imposing building that is not free from existing external paraphernalia, and would cause no harm to the character and appearance of the area or the setting of the nearby conservation area.

Plan policies cited: Policy S25, Policy S28, Policy DES1, Policy DES6, Policy DES9, Policy 19QA, Policy 38, Policy 39, Policy 40

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