Appeal Decision 47 -
Certificate of Lawful Development.
The
following appeal summary has been written by Steve
Speed, and is available on his website
www.planningjungle.com
24
November 2009 – Site at Eagles, Park
Horsley, East
Horsley, Surrey, KT24 5RZ
Planning
Inspectorate Reference:
APP/Y3615/X/09/2106835
Inspector:
John Parnell
Guildford
Borough Council Reference: 09/P/00343
Summary
of Case (appeal allowed):
The
property is a detached house, and the application included a
two-storey rear extension with a Juliette balcony at first
floor level.
The
first key issue was whether the proposed Juliette balcony
would be contrary to Class A, part A.1(i), which states that
“Development is not permitted by Class A if … (i) it would
consist of or include … (i) the construction or provision of
a veranda, balcony or raised platform
…”
The
Inspector noted that the Juliette balcony would have not
platform, and that the “Informal Views from CLG” document
(Dec 2008, updated Jan 2009)
stated that “the provision of a balustrade where
there is no external access is permitted under Class
B”. He
concluded that a “Juliette balcony” is not a
“balcony” for the purposes of the GPDO, and therefore
is permitted development.
Main Conclusions:
·
A “Juliette balcony” is not a “balcony” for the purposes
of the GPDO, and therefore is permitted
development. [Relevant
to: A.1(i), B.1(d), E.1(g)].
Link to
case on Planning Inspectorate website:
http://www.pcs.planningportal.gov.uk/pcsportal/ViewCase.asp?casename=APP/Y3615/X/09/2106835&caseaddress=COO.2036.300.8.1940126
Link to
LPA website:
http://www.guildford.gov.uk
Download
documents and diagrams of
useful
Permitted
Development information

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