Revised plans for apartments and office in village centre refused

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Plan to demolish a derelict building in the village centre and replace it with a two and a half storey mixed use block have been refused.

The applicant was proposing to knock down a two-storey detached building situated to the rear of No's 14 -18 London Road and replace it with a building comprising of an office on the ground floor and two one-bedroom apartments on the first and second floor.

However, planning permission (reference 17/4952M) was not given because "The proposal represents an overdevelopment and over intensification of use resulting in unacceptable living conditions for future occupiers, and lack of outdoor space."

A previous application (reference 16/3610M) for the erection of a residential block comprising of three apartments was refused in October 2016 on the grounds that it represented an overdevelopment and over intensification of use, resulting in unacceptable living conditions for future occupiers. The applicant appealed the Council's decision but this was dismissed in July 2017.

Tags:
London Road, Planning Applications
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