Stroud Green Road,Outside No 100, Haringey, London, N4 3EF

the removal of an existing telephone kiosk, and the deployment of a replacement Street Hub 3 unit

Authority: London Borough of Haringey
Appeal type: Planning
Procedure: Written
Development: telecoms
Postcode: N4 3EF

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

The effect of the proposal on the character and appearance of the area along Stroud Green Road
The effect of the proposal on pedestrian and highway safety
The effect of the proposed advertisement on the visual amenity of the area

What decided it

The proposed hub would be a dominant feature adding visual clutter to an already cluttered streetscape and would reduce effective pedestrian space in a constrained location, causing unacceptable harm to character, appearance and pedestrian safety that outweighs the community benefits of enhanced communications facilities.

Plan policies cited: Policy D8 of the London Plan, Policy SP11 of the Council's Local Plan, Policy DM1 of the Council's Development Management DPD, Policy DM2 of the Council's Development Management DPD, Policy DM3 of the Council's Development Management DPD, Policy DM54 of the Council's Development Management DPD

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