11 St. Pauls Road, Tottenham, LONDON, N17 0NB

change of use of an existing outbuilding to provide for a self-contained Studio Flat

Authority: London Borough of Haringey
Appeal type: minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: residential · Change of use
Inspector: Sibley G

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

Effect of the proposal upon the living conditions of the occupants of the proposed Studio Flat and the occupiers of 11 St Pauls Road as well as other neighbouring occupiers with regard to outlook, privacy, noise and disturbance as well as access by fire appliances

What decided it

The proposal would harm the living conditions of both the occupants of the proposed Studio Flat and the occupiers of No 11 through enclosed outlook, noise and disturbance, and privacy erosion, which conflicts with development plan policies safeguarding living conditions and outweighs the modest benefits of the scheme.

Framework references: 124, 70

Plan policies cited: Policy D3, Policy D6, Policy D12, Policy SP11, Policy DM1, Policy DM7, Policy DM12

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