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Allowed25 October 20223296610

1 Monkfrith Avenue, LONDON, N14 4PT

a two storey rear extension, loft conversion with alteration to the roof, erection of rear dormer, 2 x front and 2 x side rooflights

Authority
London Borough of Enfield
Appeal type
householder · Householder (HAS)
Procedure
Written Representations
Development
residential · Householder developments
Inspector
Colebourne S

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • the effect of the proposed development on the character and appearance of the dwelling and the area in regard to the rear extension and the rear dormer
  • the living conditions of the neighbouring occupiers at 3 Monkfrith Avenue with regard to light and outlook
  • the effect on trees within the rear garden and nearby street trees on De Bohun Avenue

What decided it

The limited projection of 1.4m beyond the neighbouring property's rear elevation, combined with the north-east orientation and existing good light and outlook, meant the proposal would not cause significant harm to neighbouring living conditions despite non-compliance with detailed policy requirements.

Plan policies cited: London Plan Policy D3, London Plan Policy D4, London Plan Policy D8, London Plan Policy G7, Enfield Core Strategy Policy CP30, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD6, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD8, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD11, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD13, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD14, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD37, Enfield Development Management Document Policy DMD80

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