Boundary fencing at 2 Valley Fields Crescent, Enfield

“PROPOSAL: Erection of boundary fencing along newly acquired land to front/side of property.”

“Executive Summary 3.1. The application seeks planning permission for the erection of a boundary fence along the land to the front and side of the site. The land to be enclosed is grassland positioned to the side of the subject site (No.2 Valley Field Crescent). The proposal would incorporate this land into the curtilage of the dwelling, providing a residential enclosure. 3.3.”

“Site and Surroundings 4.1. The application site is a two-storey detached dwelling located on the intersection between Valley Field Crescent and Chase Ridings. The site is located within a well- established residential area with surrounding properties varying in shape and size. The site has a PTAL rating of 2 and is not located in a CPZ. The site is not within a Conservation Area nor is it Listed or in the setting of a Listed Building or Locally Listed Building.”

“Consultation Statutory and Non-Statutory Consultees 7.1. Tree Officer: No objection subject to conditions. Transport Officer: No objection. Urban Design Officer: No objection. Highways Services: No comments received at the time of writing this report.”

“Public Consultation 8.1. Consultation letters were sent to (9) neighbouring and nearby properties dated 19.03.2026 to 12.04.2026. No comments were received at the time of writing this report.”

“Amma Busia, Principal Planning Officer, introduced the report and highlighted the key aspects of the application.”

“In response to Members’ enquiries in respect of consultation responses and the impact of the fencing, officers advised that no comments/objections had been received and that the boundary didn’t sit directly on the pedestrian footpath, so it did not impact on sightlines etc.”

“The proposal having been put to the vote; Members voted:”

“That the Planning Decisions Manager be authorised to GRANT planning permission subject to conditions. The Planning Decisions Manager be granted delegated authority to finalise the wording of the conditions to cover the matters in the Recommendation section of this report.”