Rear extension and attic conversion at 23 Everton Drive, Belfast

“Single storey rear extension with fenestration changes. Creation of new patio areas and garden studio. Attic conversion and the creation of a rear dormer.”

“Partial demolition of existing side and rear elevations. Demolition of existing patio areas and shed. Removal of existing rear roof to facilitate attic conversion.”

“The dwelling is a semi-detached, 2-storey dwelling finished in red brick with an existing two-storey rear extension that is finished in white painted render. The site is designated within the Belfast limits under BMAP/dBMAP and falls within Designation MCH 024; Cregagh Park and Everton Drive Area of Townscape Character.”

“The prevailing character of the area is semi- detached houses that are finished in red brick. Modest single-storey extensions are common throughout the immediate surrounding context.”

“Relevant Planning History Y/2006/0505/F 23 Everton Drive, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT06 0LJ. Erection of a two- storey extension to the rear of dwelling. Permission granted on 8/11/2006.”

“No third-party representations were received by the Council.”

“Due to the minor nature of the proposals, no consultation was necessary with statutory or non- statutory consultees.”

“She reported that no third-party representations had been received and that, having regard to the policy context, the proposal was considered to be acceptable and it was recommended that planning permission be granted.”

“The Committee granted planning permission, subject to conditions and delegated authority to the Director of Planning and Building Control to resolve final consultation responses, finalise the wording of conditions, and to deal with any other matters that might arise provided that they were not substantive.”