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Planning appeals in Harlow, 2022

22 appeals decided in 2022, 45% 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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Dismissed24 November 2022· householder3306681
112 Copse Hill, Harlow, CM19 4PR
small front extension to first floor bedroom as shown on drawings
Allowed27 October 2022· minor3296153
17 Mark Hall Moors, Harlow, CM20 2NE
the change of use from public verge to 1.5m wide footpath access via side garden gate to rear private garden
Allowed25 October 2022· householder3304062
65 Mallards Rise, Harlow, CM17 9PL
a front dormer and the insertion of 3 front roof lights
Dismissed24 October 2022· householder3302688
25 Cooks Spinney, Harlow, CM20 3BJ
Raise the ridge height of pitched roofs to construct a rear box dormer for a loft conversion
Dismissed26 August 2022· householder3301635
28 Bowhill Way, Harlow, Essex, CM20 1FH
the relocation of a 1.8m garden fence to property boundary, adjacent to a public highway
Dismissed25 July 2022· householder3277392
19 Mark Hall Moors, Harlow, CM20 2NE
a two-storey rear extension
Notice upheld20 July 2022· enforcement3273395
108 Greygoose Park, Harlow, CM19 4JS
without planning permission, the unauthorised creation of a self-contained flat within the dwelling (HMO)
Allowed7 July 2022· householder3290530
12 Spencers Croft, Harlow, Essex, CM18 6JX
proposed single storey side extension, new garage and dropped kerb
Allowed7 July 2022· minor3284202
1 Nicholls Field, Harlow, CM18 6DY
change of use of adjoining strip of land from public to private land for extension of the rear garden of 1 Nicholls Field
Dismissed7 July 2022· commercial3281270
One & Only Dental, 16 New Road, Harlow, CM17 0DU
display of 1no. internally illuminated fascia sign & 1no. internally illuminated projecting sign
Allowed6 July 2022· minor3284239
182, Spring Hills, Harlow, Essex, CM20 1TD
change from public to private use of land
Dismissed4 July 2022· householder3292168
13 Bird Cherry Lane , Harlow, CM17 0FR
increase in ridge height to accommodate the loft conversion with rear dormer and skylights
Allowed4 July 2022· minor3286493
39 Ladyshot, Harlow, CM20 3EL
change of use from public to private land in order to provide access to front garden parking
Allowed4 July 2022· minor3282370
198, Westfield, Harlow, CM18 6AW
change of use from public landscape space/verge to private front garden with low fencing
Dismissed4 July 2022· major3278976
14 Kingsdon Lane, Harlow, CM17 9AB
erect three detached dwellings
Allowed30 June 2022· minor3278870
Harlow Leisurezone, Second Avenue, Harlow, Essex, CM20 3DT
change of use of science education area to accommodation for religious teachings (Use Class F)
Allowed16 June 2022· minor3282710
Car Park At Edinburgh House, Edinburgh Gate, Harlow, Essex, CM20 3JE
Approval of details pursuant to condition 17 (refuse and recycling scheme) for redevelopment of existing car park with erection of two blocks of 2-11 storeys comprising 361 dwellings with car parking and associated development
Dismissed19 April 2022· ldc3279756
14 School Lane, Harlow, CM20 2QD
the use as a residential property (Class C3) of an independent garage and land to south side of 14 School Lane, Harlow Essex, CM20 2QD
Dismissed23 March 2022· minor3276476
128 Herons Wood, Harlow, Essex, CM20 1RU
Proposed 2 No 2 Bedroom Dwellings, Single Storey Rear Extension To Existing Dwelling & Demolition Of Existing Detached Garage
Allowed12 January 2022· householder3285582
57 St. Johns Avenue, Harlow, CM17 0BD
the demolition of a garage, conservatory and a single storey rear extension and the construction of a two-storey rear extension and a single storey side extension
Dismissed12 January 2022· householder3282269
25 Cooks Spinney, Harlow, CM20 3BJ
Raise the ridge height of pitched roofs to accommodate the construction of a rear box dormer for a loft conversion
Split Decision12 January 2022· householder3280311
34 Red Lion Crescent, Harlow, CM17 9BN
a two-storey rear extension

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