Plans for the two-bedroom dormer bungalow have been authorized on land off Lincoln Highway in Wrockwardine Wooden.
Applicant Greg Lloyd stated that the plan will permit him to downsize from his present property adjoining to the location.
“The results of this proposal on the native populace are prone to be minimal as it’s only the creation of a brand new single dwelling,” stated planning agent Design Discussion board.
“The world of the proposed plot shall be enhanced alongside Rockfields with a brand new dwelling of conventional kind with the usage of fascinating supplies which is able to add to the general aesthetics of Rockfields.”
The 1.5-storey two-bedroom dormer bungalow is proposed to have a ‘modest’ rear balcony and be served by an current entry.
Photo voltaic panels are proposed to be fitted to the roof of the prevailing storage/workshop on the location.
“The size has been restricted to think about the neighbouring properties,” added the planning software.
“While the property has a modest measurement floor ground the primary ground has been restricted to 2 bedrooms and a dormer added to the rear in an extra try to take care of consistency with the neighbouring properties.”
The homeowners of a neighbouring property objected to the proposal, elevating fears of overdevelopment on the location and a lack of privateness to neighbouring properties.
Fears had been additionally raised about potential injury precipitated through the building of the bungalow and autos accessing the location through the constructing part.
Telford & Wrekin Council authorized the appliance after its planning officer concluded that the bungalow could be ‘simply’ accommodated on the location.
“The proposal will not be thought of to symbolize an over-development of the location and is due to this fact acceptable in scale,” concluded the planning officer.
“In conclusion, there are not any technical causes to refuse the appliance.”
They highlighted that presently the location is ‘principally’ comprised of naked floor with some areas of amenity grassland.
The planning officer added: “Issues have been raised in relation to the usage of giant autos through the building interval and the way they’ll enter the location.
“On condition that the proposal is just for one dwelling, it isn’t thought of that excessively giant autos or a lot of autos might want to enter the location at anyone time.
“In respect of a rise in mud and noise, it’s thought of that as a result of scale of the proposal, building work will not be anticipated to take a protracted time frame to finish and due to this fact, this influence could be restricted.
“(Council) officers take into account that the proposal wouldn’t lead to a considerably detrimental influence in respect of overlooking or lack of privateness, attributable to acceptable scale, design, orientation and placement of the dwelling and the boundary therapies current.”
The planning officer added that any points round entry rights or injury precipitated throughout building is a civil matter.
