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Dismissed12 April 20243327547

1 Harton Street, London , SE8 4DD

the construction of a mansard roof extension at 1 Harton Street SE8, together with a three storey extension to the rear, in connection with the change of use, alteration and conversion and reconfiguration t o provide 7, one bedroom self-contained flats, 4 two bedroom self-contained flats and a three bedroom town house, together with alterations to the front elevation. without complying with two conditions attached to planning permission Ref DC/21/122706, dated 14 September 2021

Authority
London Borough of Lewisham
Appeal type
minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure
Written Representations
Development
residential · Other minor developments
Inspector
Ware P

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

  • The effect of the proposal on the character and appearance of the building, the Conservation area and the setting of a listed building

What decided it

The proposed windows would be incompatible with the original characteristic sash windows in the conservation area and would cause less than substantial harm to the designated heritage asset and moderate harm to the non-designated heritage asset, which cannot be outweighed by the limited energy efficiency benefits.

Framework references: 72

Plan policies cited: London Plan Policy HC1, Lewisham Core Strategy Policy 15, Lewisham Core Strategy Policy 16, Lewisham Development Management Local Plan Policy 30, Lewisham Development Management Local Plan Policy 31, Lewisham Development Management Local Plan Policy 36, Lewisham Development Management Local Plan Policy 37, Lewisham Development Management Local Plan Policy DM36

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