Change of use of the ground floor unit from existing commercial use under Class E to a single dwellinghouse (Class C3)

Change of use of the ground floor unit from existing commercial use under Class E to a single dwellinghouse (Class C3)

Change of use of the ground floor unit from existing commercial use under Class E to a single dwellinghouse (Class C3).

Proposed change of use from an agricultural building to dwelling(s) (C3 Use class).

Convert the ground floor commercial units to be come three new dwellings (appartments)

Proposed single-storey rear extension of a detached dwelling. Maximum height 4.00m, height at eaves 2.95m and extending 7.70m beyond the rear wall.

Change of use from existing commercial unit under class E to dwellinghouse (class C3)

Notification for prior approval for the proposed change of use of the first and second floors from offices (Class E, formerly Class B1(a)) to 12 dwelling houses (ClassC3) under Schedule 2, Part 3, Class O of the GPDO. As amended on 01/07/2021

The proposals are to change the use of the building to provide 45 residential units; 8 on the ground floor, 12 on the first, 13 on the second and 12 on the third. The proposed internal layouts are indicated on the drawings that accompany the application. All dwellings comply with the Nationally Described Technical Standards. Four of the proposed new flats will be formed within part of the existing undercroft carpark. Any external alterations required to facilitate the conversion and change of use such as changes to the existing fenestration and the formation of new infill walls to the flats undercroft car park and one flat on the second floor will be the subject of a separate application. Waste and recycling facilities, together with a secure cycle store to meet Local Authority standards will also be the subject of a future planning application and will be provided within the ground floor level courtyard where 18 carparking spaces will also be retained for residential use. A lockable raised arm vehicle barrier will be located at the top of the ramp to the basement carpark to prevent unauthorised access. A full Daylight Report accompanies this application. There are 86 habitable rooms within the proposals and in relation to the Average Daylight Factor the Daylight Report confirms that 91% of those (78 rooms) will meet or exceed the BRE target values for the room types. Of the 8 rooms that do not meet that target, 5 are lounge/kitchen/dining spaces and they achieve an ADF of at least 1.5% (the recommended target value for a living/dining room). In terms of Daylight Distribution 98% of all habitable rooms meet or exceed the target value recommended for daylight distribution levels within rooms. This means that 84 rooms will have direct access to sky via one, or more, windows over at least 80% for their plan area (the BRE recommended target value). The 2 rooms that do not meet this target fall only marginally short.

Prior Approval for change of use of second floor office in to two residential dwellings. As amended on 06/01/2021.