Application registered
Consultation
period
Application under consideration
Decision
made
Description
Demolition of side extension and detached garage. Erection of two and single storey extensions. Erection of new detached garage. (As amended by survey plan accompanying Agent's letter dated 8 January 2002).
Location
20 Church Lane, Aston Rowant
Grid Reference
472602/199117
Applicant
Mr & Mrs K Kami
20 Church Lane
Aston Rowant
WATLINGTON
Oxon
OX49 5SS
Agent
Alan Burr Design
4 Hall Close
Pyrton
WATLINGTON
Oxon
OX49 5BE
Constraints
Aston Rowant Conservation Area
Grade II Listed Building
Consultation / Notification
No further Representations on this application will be accepted.
Consultations / Notifications to date are shown below.
Name / Number
Date Sent
Response Date
c/o Mrs Pam Nott,
16 Plowden Park,
Aston Rowant,
WATLINGTON, Oxon
OX9 5SX
18 12 2001
19 Church Lane
Aston Rowant
WATLINGTON
Oxon
OX49 5SS
28 11 2001
22 Church Lane
Aston Rowant
WATLINGTON
Oxon
OX49 5SS
Application Progress
Date Received
13th November 2001
Registration Date
13th November 2001
Start Consultation Period
13th November 2001
End Consultation Period
14th December 2001
Target Decision Date
8th January 2002
Decision
Refusal of Planning Permission on 7th January 2002
Conditions / Refusal Reasons
That the proposals would be contrary to policies H12, CON 6, CON 8 and CON 10 of the adopted South Oxfordshire Local Plan. The property comprises a grade II listed building that lies within the Aston Rowant Conservation Area. It is considered that the proposed extension is over large, poorly designed and constructed of mediocre materials, such that it would be out of keeping with and detract from the modest, simple character of this listed building. In addition, the proposal would appear prominent and intrusive in the street scene and neither preserve nor enhance the character and appearance of this part of the Aston Rowant Conservation Area.
That the proposal would be contrary to policy G8 of the adopted South Oxfordshire Local Plan in that it would be likely to threaten the future well being of three trees, a yew, a plum and a hawthorn, all of which are of considerable amenity value and contribute to the character of the area.
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