7 Furnival Avenue, SLOUGH, SL2 1DH

‘Without planning permission, the material change of use of the outbuilding (as outlined in blue), with associated facilitating works and its use as a self-contained dwelling (“the Unauthorised Material Change of Use”)’

Authority: Slough Borough Council
Appeal type: enforcement · Enforcement Notice
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: residential · Change of use
Inspector: Buchanan R

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

Whether the requirements of the enforcement notice to remove internal alterations (kitchen, shower room, internal walls, plumbing, boiler and pipework) exceed what is necessary to remedy the breach of planning control

What decided it

The internal alterations were integral to and solely for the purpose of facilitating the unauthorised use as a self-contained dwelling, and the appellant provided no evidence they pre-dated that use, making their removal necessary to remedy the breach.

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