Harrow Council receives plans for children's home and property extensions
Applications submitted for a change of use on Harrow View, alongside numerous residential extensions across the borough.
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Harrow Council has received a planning application to convert a residential property on Harrow View into a children's residential institution. The application seeks permission for a change of use from a dwellinghouse (Class C3) to a children's residential institution (Class C2).
Residential Extensions and Alterations
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Multiple applications for property extensions and alterations have been submitted across various neighbourhoods. In Pinner, plans include a single-storey rear extension at 22 Cuckoo Hill Drive and another at 44 Albury Drive, which also involves external alterations and the demolition of a detached garage. A further application at 126 Waxwell Lane in Pinner seeks permission for a single-storey rear extension, external alterations, and a raised patio.
Kenton residents have submitted applications for single-storey rear extensions at 10 Cheltenham Place and 51 Westfield Gardens. An application at 8 Elmsleigh Avenue includes a single-storey front and side extension, with the demolition of a garage.
In South Harrow, a certificate of lawful development has been applied for a loft conversion at 269 Shaftesbury Avenue, involving rooflights on multiple roof slopes. Another application at 7 Stuart Avenue seeks permission for an outbuilding at the rear for use as a gym and store.
Stanmore house demolition and rebuild plans submitted
Plans lodged with Harrow Council propose replacing a Glanleam Road property with a new two-storey home.
Wealdstone and Harrow Applications
Retrospective applications have been lodged in Wealdstone for the installation of a parcel locker and concrete base at 5 Stuart Road. Additionally, a certificate of lawful development has been submitted for the existing use as a 4-bedroom, 5-person HMO (Class C4) at 43 Havelock Road.
In Harrow, applications for certificates of lawful development include a loft conversion with rooflights at 1A Bolton Road and proposed roof alterations, a side dormer, and a rooflight at 6 Longley Road. A retrospective application for a single-storey side extension and external alterations has been submitted at 71 Gayton Road. A certificate of lawful development for an existing single-storey rear extension and external alterations has been lodged at 82 Parkfield Avenue.
Harrow on the Hill and Hatch End Submissions
For properties in Harrow on the Hill, details pursuant to conditions have been submitted for a second-floor front extension, two-storey side extension, and first-floor rear extension at 5 High Street. A similar submission for materials, tree protection, landscaping, biodiversity, and external lighting for a two-storey front extension has been made for Birchdale, Mount Park Road.
Hatch End residents have applied for extensions and alterations at 33 Anselm Road, including single and two-storey extensions, roof alterations, and a rear dormer. At 37 The Avenue, plans include two-storey front and rear extensions and external alterations.
The applications can be viewed on the Public Notice Portal at www.publicnoticeportal.uk.
Questions this report answers
+What is the main change of use application submitted to Harrow Council?
Harrow Council is considering a change of use application for a property located at 149 Harrow View. The proposal seeks to convert the dwellinghouse (Class C3) into a children's residential institution (Class C2).
+Where have applications for single-storey rear extensions been submitted?
Applications for single-storey rear extensions have been submitted in Pinner at 22 Cuckoo Hill Drive and 126 Waxwell Lane, in Kenton at 10 Cheltenham Place and 51 Westfield Gardens, and in South Harrow at 7 Stuart Avenue for an outbuilding.
+What retrospective applications have been lodged in Wealdstone?
In Wealdstone, retrospective planning applications have been submitted for the installation of a parcel locker and concrete base at 5 Stuart Road. A separate application seeks lawful development status for the existing use of a property as a 4-bedroom HMO.
+Where can I find more details on these planning applications?
Details for all submitted planning applications, including those for extensions, alterations, and changes of use, can be found on the Public Notice Portal. The website address is www.publicnoticeportal.uk.
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