Planning Application Number B/03174/10

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Please Oppose:
Planning Application Number B/03174/10
to CONVERT 65 Oakleigh Park South into
FIVE flats on THREE levels with
only FIVE car parking spaces for up to 20 RESIDENTS

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Please Note:
Planning Application Number B/03174/10 refers to
65-67 Oakleigh Park South but this is NOT two houses, it is one house with a granny flat on the side designated as number 67

Your Objection Letter must be RECEIVED by Barnet Planning by Wednesday, 9th September, 2010. Write to:
Ms Lisa Cheung
Planning Officer, Chipping Barnet Area Team
Planning, Housing and Regeneration Service
London Borough of Barnet
Building 2, North London Business Park
Oakleigh Road South
LONDON
N11 1NP

Local planning guidelines require the gradient of the driveway to be a maximum of 1 in 10. The applicant's plans incorrectly show the maximum height of the driveway to be 1 meter above the footpath when it is actually 1.55 meters. To achieve a gradient of 1 in 10 would require the top of the driveway to be reduced in height by 0.55 meters but the plans do not show how this will be achieved without damaging the roots of the protected trees:


You may also wish to contact your ward councillors and MP:

Theresa Villiers (MP for Chipping Barnet)

Click this link for the contact details of the Oakleigh Ward Councillors who are:

Sachin Rajput (Conservative)
Brian Salinger (Conservative)
Stephen Sowerby (Conservative)

According to the planning committee’s guidelines your objections
may address the following:

  1. Effect on traffic, access and parking.

  2. Scale and appearance of the proposal and the impact on the surrounding area adjoining neighbours.

  3. Loss of light.

  4. Overlooking and loss of privacy.

  5. Effect on nature conservation and loss of trees.

  6. Effect on a Conservation Area.

  7. Effect on a Listed Building.

  8. Noise and disturbance resulting from a use.

  9. Whether the use would be appropriate for the area.
    10.
Please note that matters which cannot be taken into account are loss of property value, private issues between neighbours such as land covenants, land and boundary disputes, damage to property, problems associated while construction works are being carried out, such as noise, dust and disturbance by construction vehicles, competition between firms and structural and fire precaution matters.