Plans submitted for 7-bedroom house in multiple occupation on Brent Street
Barnet Council has received proposals to convert a residential property into a seven-bedroom house in multiple occupation, including adding a new storey.
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Barnet Council has validated plans to transform a residential property in Brent Street into a seven-bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO). The application, submitted for 6 Brent Mansions, also proposes the addition of a third storey to the building, significantly increasing its accommodation capacity.
Wider Range of Applications Received
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New applications include changing offices to homes and a house to a six-bedroom HMO.
Alongside the HMO proposal, a series of other planning applications have been submitted to Barnet Council. These include requests for various property extensions and modifications across different addresses within the borough. Several applications also involve tree works, such as pruning and removal, at multiple locations.
Furthermore, details for conditions attached to existing planning permissions have been submitted for several properties. These submissions often relate to aspects such as landscaping, lighting, demolition management, and tree protection measures, ensuring compliance with previously granted consents.
Specific Applications Submitted
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Among the validated applications are proposals for roof extensions at 45 Tenterden Drive and 45 Clifford Road, both incorporating hip-to-gable conversions and dormer windows. Single-storey rear extensions have been proposed for 197 Hendon Way, 10 Vaughan Avenue, and 21 Colin Gardens. Modifications to existing permissions include a variation of conditions for a new residential building at Glebe Motors, 53 Barnet Road, and 9 Neville Drive.
Tree work applications cover a range of species and locations. These include proposals for hedge trimming at 44 Wildwood Road, reduction and shaping of yew and beech trees at 105 Wise Lane, and removal of fire-damaged trees at 26 Temple Fortune Hill. Consent is also sought for the installation of an external air conditioning unit at 29 Temple Fortune Hill.
Next Steps for Residents
Residents can view the full details of these planning applications on Barnet Council's planning portal. The council will consider each application based on local planning policies and any representations received from the public. Information on how to comment on specific applications is available on the council's website.
Questions this report answers
+What is proposed for 6 Brent Mansions?
Plans have been submitted to Barnet Council to convert the residential property at 6 Brent Mansions into a seven-bedroom house in multiple occupation. The proposal also includes adding an additional storey to the building.
+What other types of planning applications have been submitted?
Barnet Council has received numerous other applications, including proposals for various single-storey and roof extensions, property modifications, and changes to existing planning permissions. Several applications also relate to tree works across different locations in the borough.
+How can I find out more about these applications?
Details of all validated planning applications, including those for 6 Brent Mansions, can be found on Barnet Council's official planning portal. Residents can review the submitted documents and submit comments or objections through the council's website.
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