NTT House, 2 Waterfront Business Park, Fleet, Hampshire, GU51 3QT

The removal of the existing roof, and the construction of 2 no. floors, one in facing brickwork to match existing and one in lightweight zinc to the front elevation and two floors of lightweight zinc to the rear. The creation of 24 no. apartments, 19 no. 2 b ed units and 5 no. 1 bed units. The erection of 4 external cycle stores to the south of the building 1 no. additional parking space to the car park

Authority: Hart District Council
Appeal type: major · Planning Appeal
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: residential · Major dwellings
Inspector: Kent R

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

Whether the proposal would be permitted development under Class AA of the GPDO with reference to the works required for the construction of the proposed development

What decided it

The structural alterations required to remove the existing roof and plant room and construct the two additional storeys constitute development works permitted by the principal part of paragraph AA.(1) of the GPDO as necessary to complete the development, and no primary structural members would be affected.

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