52A Osborne Street, Bredbury, STOCKPORT, SK6 2BT

demolish existing lean-to dining room extension to flat. Construct new lean-to dining room extension for flat on side elevation and new single storey pitched roof dental practice attached to rear

Authority: Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
Appeal type: minor · Planning Appeal
Procedure: Written Representations
Development: community-institutional · Other minor developments
Inspector: Cross D

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

The effect of the proposal on highway safety
Whether the proposal would make suitable provision for the parking of vehicles, including for disabled badge holders
The provision of cycle parking
Servicing and refuse storage

What decided it

The proposal would lead to unacceptable harm to highway safety and would not make suitable provision for parking, cycle parking, refuse storage and servicing in an area with significant physical and highways constraints.

Plan policies cited: Policy CS9, Policy T-1, Policy T-2, Policy T-3, Policy SIE-1

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