LAND ADJACENT 53-55 HIGH STREET, RUISLIP, HA4 7BD

Installation of 1No. BT Street Hub Unit and associated advertisement panels on either side of the unit

Authority: London Borough of Hillingdon
Appeal type: Planning
Procedure: Written
Development: utilities-energy
Postcode: HA4 7BD

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

The effect of the proposal on the visual amenity of the area including whether it would preserve or enhance the character or appearance of the Ruislip Village Conservation Area

What decided it

The proposal would have a materially harmful effect on the visual amenity of the Ruislip Village Conservation Area by introducing disproportionate street clutter that would not be outweighed by the modest public benefits demonstrated.

Framework references: 212, 215

Plan policies cited: Policy HE1, Policy BE1, Policy DMHB 1, Policy DMHB 4, Policy DMHB 11, Policy DMHB 12, Policy DMHB 13A, Policy DMHB 21, Policy D3, Policy HC1

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