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Allowed23 November 20233321620

43 Glengall Road, Edgware, HA8 8SZ

Planning appeal 3321620 at 43 Glengall Road, Edgware, HA8 8SZ (London Borough of Barnet) was allowed on 23 November 2023 by Inspector Leonard S, following a hearing. The main issue, as the Inspector framed it: Whether the appeal site is a suitable location for a Class F.1(f) synagogue use, having regard to the impact of the proposal on the Council's supply of housing.

change of use from C3 (Residential) to F.1(f) (Synagogue)

Authority
London Borough of Barnet
Appeal type
minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure
Hearing
Development
community-institutional · Change of use
Inspector
Leonard S
Postcode
HA8 8SZ

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • Whether the appeal site is a suitable location for a Class F.1(f) synagogue use, having regard to the impact of the proposal on the Council's supply of housing
  • Whether the appeal site is a suitable location for a Class F.1(f) synagogue use, having regard to the impact of the proposal upon the character of the area
  • Whether the appeal site is a suitable location for a Class F.1(f) synagogue use, having regard to the impact of the proposal upon the living conditions of neighbouring occupiers, having particular regard to noise and activity impacts

What decided it

The specific religious and locational needs of the Orthodox Jewish community, combined with the absence of suitable alternative sites, outweighed the limited harm from the loss of a single dwelling.

The limited harm from the loss of a single dwelling and conflict with housing policies was outweighed by the community benefits and advancement of equality of opportunity for the local Orthodox Jewish community.

What the Inspector cited

Development plan policies
Policy H8Policy DM07Policy DM13Policy CS10Policy HOU03Policy HOU05Policy DM01Policy CS NPPFPolicy CS1Policy DM17
National Planning Policy Framework
Paragraph 8Paragraph 93Paragraph 130Paragraph 56

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