Planning Application Details

P98/N0321/LBApplication Type: Listed Bldg. Consent (Show Map - opens in new window)
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Description
Demolition of ground floor extension and erection of two storey rear extension with link.
Location
The Old Post Office, Sydenham
Grid Reference
473204/201863
Applicant
Mr & Mrs Harbour
The Old Post Office
Sydenham
CHINNOR
OX9 4LW
Agent
Mr B Audas
62 Picts Lane
PRINCES RISBOROUGH
Bucks
HP27 9DX
Constraints
Sydenham Conservation Area
Grade II Listed Building
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Application Type
Other (Listed Bldg. Consent)
Application Progress
Date Received  
29th May 1998
Registration Date  
29th May 1998
Target Decision Date  
24th July 1998
Decision
Refusal of Listed Building Consent on 19th August 1998
Conditions / Refusal Reasons
The proposed two-storey rear extension by reason of its bulk, size, unsympathetic design and inappropriate materials is considered to represent an inappropriate and incongruous form of extension detracting from the character, appearance and detailing of the existing dwelling. The undue prominence of the rear wing would adversely affect the scale, form and character of this attractive, modest sized Grade II Listed Building so being contrary to CON6 of the South Oxfordshire Local Plan. The proposal would detrimentally affect the visual amenities of the locality and the character of the Conservation Area, thereby being contrary to CON10, G1 and H12 of the adopted South Oxfordshire Local Plan. In a recent decision dismissing the appeal the Inspector considered that a similar proposal would be detrimental to the architectural and historic character of the listed building and conflict with development plan policies.
Appeal
No appeal lodged.
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