Stanmore house demolition and rebuild plans submitted
Plans lodged with Harrow Council propose replacing a Glanleam Road property with a new two-storey home.
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Harrow Council has received a planning application to demolish an existing house at 10 Glanleam Road in Stanmore. The proposal, reference number PL/2179/26, seeks permission to construct a new two-storey detached dwelling. The plans also include provisions for habitable roof space, rear dormers, a first-floor rear balcony, a raised rear patio, and landscaping for both the front and rear of the property.
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Several other planning applications have been submitted to Harrow Council. In Wealdstone, at 96A Cecil Road (Ref. No: PL/2213/26), there is an application for the retention of an outbuilding with a reduced size and the removal of its shower room. For Pinner, at 24 Nower Hill (Ref. No: PL/2209/26), a certificate of lawful development has been requested for the conversion of a garage into a habitable room, including replacing the garage door with a window.
In Hatch End, two applications have been lodged. At SILVER HOWE, 14 Oakleigh Road (Ref. No: PL/2207/26), a variation of a condition is sought to change the approved roof style from mono-pitched to gable end. Also in Hatch End, at 52 Cedar Drive (Ref. No: PL/2193/26), plans include a front porch, single-storey side extension, single and two-storey rear extension, and the demolition of an existing rear extension, outbuilding, and first-floor rear bay window.
Further applications include one in Kenton, at 76 Ruskin Gardens (Ref. No: PL/2191/26), for a single-storey rear extension measuring 6 metres deep, with a maximum height of 3.4 metres and 3 metres to the eaves. Another application in Stanmore, at 26 Binyon Crescent (Ref. No: PL/2190/26), is for a single-storey rear extension measuring 4.5 metres deep, with a maximum height of 3.4 metres and 3 metres to the eaves.
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Information on these and other planning applications, as well as licensing applications and planned road closures, can be found on the Public Notice Portal. This portal is operated by the News Media Association and carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers.
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+What is being proposed for 10 Glanleam Road, Stanmore?
Plans have been submitted to demolish the existing house at 10 Glanleam Road. The proposal is to replace it with a new two-storey detached dwelling, which would also include habitable roof space and a rear balcony.
+Where can I find details of planning applications in Harrow?
Details of planning applications submitted to Harrow Council, along with other public notices, are available on the Public Notice Portal. This portal is managed by the News Media Association and is designed to provide information on local developments.
+Are there other planning applications mentioned?
Yes, the report lists several other planning applications submitted to Harrow Council. These include proposals for properties in Wealdstone, Pinner, Hatch End, and Kenton, covering extensions, conversions, and alterations to existing structures.
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