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Planning appeals in Harlow, 2021

14 appeals decided in 2021, 36% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Dismissed22 December 2021· major3269402
Greenway House, Parkway, Harlow, Essex, CM19 5FY
erection of 4 storey building comprising office space and 32 flats, together with parking, refuse area and rooftop amenity space
Allowed30 November 2021· householder3280122
43 Woodhill, Harlow, Essex, CM18 7JT
demolition of existing garage & WC and construction of 2 storey side extension
Allowed30 November 2021· minor3272524
Hillcrest, Harberts Road, Harlow, Essex , CM19 4EU
2 x two bed chalet bungalows with a study, car parking, amenity space and soft landscaping
Dismissed19 November 2021· major3266019
Shield House, Elizabeth Way, Harlow, CM19 5AR
erection of part 2 and part 3 storey extension compromising 27 flats
Allowed3 November 2021· minor3267464
Land East Of East End Farm, Roydon Road,, Harlow, Essex, CM19 5DT
the erection of 3 new build residential dwellings
Allowed12 October 2021· householder3276260
3 East End Cottages , Roydon Road, Harlow, Essex, CM19 5DS
the excavation of front garden embankment and erection of masonry retaining walls to form area for the movement and parking of vehicles visiting the existing residential premises
Dismissed12 October 2021· householder3275836
22 Bowhill Way, Harlow, Essex, CM20 1FH
the extension of a rear garden fence line up to the adjacent pathway
Dismissed24 September 2021· minor3269067
61-63 Churchgate Street, Harlow, CM17 0JT
a ‘1) Convert the existing 5 bedroom house back into 2 No two bedroom houses by reinstating the central partition wall and installing a new staircase in house No 61. Harlow LPA Ref HW/ST/03/00177; 2) extend the existing front single storey bay to same details as the previously approved design from 2003; 3) insert a new matching sash window and brick header to the level 1 bedroom on the west facing elevation of No 61 and 4) create a new courtyard garden to the rear of No 61 which will be accessed from the single storey linked outbuilding / garden room of No 63
Dismissed16 August 2021· minor3250011
Courtyard Rear of 34 - 36 High Street, Harlow, CM17 0DW
existing back addition to be converted to form a residential studio flat and extended over to form additional flat
Dismissed2 August 2021· householder3272283
9 Goldcrest Way, Newhall, Harlow, CM17 9GR
rear facing box dormer loft conversion
Dismissed23 June 2021· minor3263823
Land Adjacent 108 Greygoose Park, Harlow, CM19 4JH
new detached three-bedroom dwelling and associated works
Dismissed18 June 2021· householder3270381
132 Aynsley Gardens, Harlow, CM17 9PE
front dormer to facilitate loft conversion
Allowed2 March 2021· householder
Appeal null
Dismissed16 February 2021· minor
Appeal null

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