Two two-bedroom homes at Creasy Court, Raglan Avenue, Waltham Cross

Summary of planning committee decision

Decided by Broxbourne Planning and Regulatory Committee on 26 May 2026.

07/26/0071/FApproved

What was proposed

The application proposed two two-bedroom dwellinghouses with associated parking and amenity space.

“SUMMARY 1.1 This application proposes the erection of 2no. two-bedroom dwellinghouses with associated parking and amenity space. Located to the west of Waltham Cross town centre, the site is situated at the southern end of Creasy Court, to the rear of neighbouring properties on Cameron Drive to the south, Raglan Avenue to the east and Hurst Drive to the west. Ordinarily, this case would have been determined by Officers in consultation with the Chairman of the Committee.”

Officer report

Earlier development

The site formed part of a wider development and had previously been designated as private open space, while earlier housing applications had mixed outcomes.

“The site previously formed part of a wider site developed in 2024/25 with 3no. houses adjacent and to the north of the site. The site was designated as private open space as part of planning permission ref. 07/23/0541/F granted in 2023. Prior to the previous residential developments (commencing from 2008 onwards), the land once formed part of open curtilage of Creasy Hall, which was demolished and replaced by 8no. two-storey houses.”

“Existing terrace of 3no. dwellings adjacent to and north of the site 3.0 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL 3.1 The application seeks planning permission for erection of 2no. two-bedroom dwelling houses with associated parking and amenity space.”

Officer report

What officers advised

Officers recommended approval, concluding that the housing, design, residential amenity, parking, ecology and other impacts were acceptable.

“Effective use of land • Housing supply and delivery • Use of planning conditions 7.0 ASSESSMENT 7.1 The issues for consideration in this case are: i. Principle of development; ii. Design, layout and streetscene; iii. Residential Aaenity; iv. Car parking, servicing and highway safety; v. Waste management, refuse and recycling; vi. Ecology and biodiversity; and vii. Other matters. These matters are appraised in turn below. i.”

Officer report

Consultation responses

Environmental health, waste management, highways and ecology consultees raised no objection, subject to specified conditions or guidance.

“Consultation The following consultation responses have been received: BBC Environmental Health Services - No objection subject to conditions on the following areas: • Electric vehicle charging points • Land contamination • Risk assessment and dust management plan 5.5 BBC Waste Management – No objection; the applicant will need to follow the detailed Waste Supplementary Planning Guidance.”

“HCC Highway Authority – No objection, subject to a condition requiring all areas for parking, storage and delivery of materials associated with construction of the development shall be provided within the site on land which is not public highway and the use of such areas must not interfere with the use of the public highway.”

Officer report

The committee decision

Permission was granted subject to the report’s conditions and an additional condition removing permitted development rights for rear extensions, outbuildings and porches.

“RESOLVED that planning permission be granted subject to;”

“(a) the conditions set out at the end of the report submitted; and (b) and additional condition removing the permitted development rights relating to rear extensions, outbuildings and porches.”

Minutes

Sources

  • Broxbourne Planning and Regulatory Committee minutes, 26 May 2026
  • Agenda and papers (council website)

Source: Plota analysis of Broxbourne's committee minutes and officer report. Quotations are the council's own words; headings and summaries are Plota's.

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At the meeting

Council
Broxbourne
Date
Tuesday 26 May 2026
Recommendation
Officers recommended approval
Committee decided
Approved
Minutes
The council's minutes
Meeting
Agenda and papers (council website)

This committee's year

13 decisions in the 12 months to this meeting, 3 against officer advice.

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