Single-storey rear extension at The Millpond, Hardy Lane, Tockington

“Permitted development removed 5.ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL 5.1Principle of Development It stands to be determined whether the proposed development falls within the limits set out in Class A of Part 1 of Schedule 2 of the GPDO. A review of the site’s history reveals that permitted development rights are intact. 5.2The proposed development consists of a single storey rear extension to the existing property.”

“5.5Regarding permitted development, it is noted that permitted development rights were restricted as part of P99/2463 in relation to the garage. The condition restricted permitted development rights in relation to the garages continued use…”

“OFFTEM as storage for vehicles. No other permitted development rights are noted as being restricted. As the development does not involve works to the existing garage, this restriction does not impact upon the proposed development. 5.6The proposed rear extension would include a window and doorway within the side elevation facing the boundary with No1 Mill Lane. It is noted that this boundary is characterised by a circa 2m tall fence.”

“OFFTEM 3.5N3030 - Alterations to bungalow to provide new roof and bathroom extension (in accordance with amended plans received by the Council on 23rd November 1976). Approved. 16.12.1976. 4.CONSULTATION RESPONSES 4.1Olveston Parish Council The comments received are summarised below: • Asks planner to check the planning history on this property relative to the criteria set down for compliance with the permitted development rules Other Representations 4.2Two letters of…”

“On being put to a vote, the motion, which was seconded by Councillor Jayne Stansfield, was CARRIED (4:3:0) and…”

“That planning permission be granted subject to the conditions set out within the report.”

“That to limit the impact upon the openness of the Green Belt, officers be granted delegated authority to impose an additional condition requiring the applicant to enter into a section 106 Unilateral Undertaking with the Local Planning Authority to confirming that…”