Planning appeals in Welwyn Hatfield, 2022

erection of single storey rear extension

the erection of dormer roof extension, without planning permission

the installation of a 15 metre high monopole supporting six antennas and two transmission dishes, four equipment cabinets and development works ancillary thereto

Repair, refurbishment and conversion of Northaw House to form 11 apartments (including refurbishment of existing single caretaker’s flat) and underground parking area, the Ballroom Wing to form 2 dwellings, the Stable Block to form 1 dwelling, refurbishment of existing dwelling at Oak Cottage, construction of 2 new Gate Lodge dwellings, 4 new dwellings on the East Drive, 3 new dwellings within the Walled Garden, 7 new dwellings within the Settlement Area, refurbishment of the Walled Garden, refurbishment of access routes and reinstatement of old route, provision of hard and soft landscaping, car parking and supporting infrastructure

a summer house and sliding gate

the erection of a dwelling following demolition of the existing dwelling house

a full width ground floor rear extension and part first floor rear extension with internal alterations

3-bedroom mid terrace 2 storey house converted into 6-bedroom HMO with 5 no parking spaces, 2 no bike stores and bin stores

roof alterations hip to gable; loft conversion with rear dormer window, and 3 roof lights to the front roof slope

an external material change, entire property to be rendered; part retrospective for a single storey rear extension following refusal 6/2021/1994/HOUSE

demolition of existing rear extension and construction of a part single, part two storey rear extension. Demolition of front porch and construction of single storey front extension. Addition of window and doors to existing side elevations

the erection of a single storey side and rear extension; front extension and change to materials/fenestration and landscaping throughout

a garage conversion, single storey side and front extension

erection of a first floor rear extension

erection of a single storey extension with mono-pitched roof

‘retention of the change of use of the dwelling to a 6- bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO) and the conversion of the garage to living accommodation.’

change of use from amenity to residential land with the formation of a new access

Demolition of existing buildings and construction of 289 residential units (Use Class C3) and community hub (Use Class E/F.2), with public realm and open space, landscaping, access, associated car and cycle parking, refuse and recycling storage and supporting infrastructure

erection of 1x machinery store and 1x hay barn following demolition of existing Dutch barn without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref 6/2019/1813/FULL, dated 15 November 2019

erection of a single storey workspace office/artist studio

Demolishing the existing building and redeveloping the site at 39a Roe Green Lane by creating new three-storey development (2+loft) to accommodate 9 residential units with associated parking, landscaping and bin store. Reallocation and improvement of the existing cycle store next door to allow for the proposed car parking entrance and the additional cycle spaces for this development

Single storey rear extension, roof extension with rear dormer window, insertion of rooflights, internal alterations, landscaping and associated works

Erection of first floor side extension, ground floor side extension, ground floor rear extensions, first floor rear extension to facilitate loft conversion, fenestration alterations and replacement chimney

Erection of part two storey extension to rear with a garage conversion

described in the application form as “The proposal is for the erection of a new porch / boot room situated in the North East end elevation of Dimsdale House. The design plan form has been carefully considered in order to fit into the existing site configuration. The volume of the porch / boot room has been kept to a minimum with a flat lead dressed roof abutting the existing masonry rendered wall and structural glass sides providing transparency to the side elevations. The materials and form have been selected to be sympathetic with the existing built form of Dimsdale House

change of use of the land from amenity to residential land along with the fencing to be installed

conversion of existing stables into a residential dwelling

conversion of a detached double garage to a two-bed house with off street parking

described as, ‘vehicle hardstanding for x2 cars

residential development of site of up to 34 dwellings following removal of the existing buildings and structures

outline application for the erection of a detached dwelling (bungalow design) with all matters reserved

Conversion of HMO dwelling to two apartments, including single storey rear extension

Erection of single storey side garage extension to facilitate garage into habitable space (living, dining, kitchen area with single en-suite bedroom)