A two-tier St Helier Estate
The planning application for 269 Wrythe Lane, which will be going to Development Control on Wednesday goes against the old Carshalton and Clockhouse policy to oppose two storey extensions.
Will they overturn the existing policy and will local ward Councillors stand up for it? We will wait and see.
If this application was in the St Helier area of Special Local Character it would presumably be opposed, thus as was warned by John Morgan in 2001 we are creating a two-tier policy within St Helier for planning applications, thus damaging the planning integrity of the estate.
This illustrates some of the previous concerns raised of moving planning applications previously determined at Area Committee to Development Control.
Will they overturn the existing policy and will local ward Councillors stand up for it? We will wait and see.
If this application was in the St Helier area of Special Local Character it would presumably be opposed, thus as was warned by John Morgan in 2001 we are creating a two-tier policy within St Helier for planning applications, thus damaging the planning integrity of the estate.
This illustrates some of the previous concerns raised of moving planning applications previously determined at Area Committee to Development Control.
posted by Charlie Mansell at 3:43 pm
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