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22/00133/FUL Demolition of existing dwelling house. Erection of 4 bedroom two storey dwelling house (with roofspace accommodation).[sic]
This application proposes demolition of the existing two storey house and construction of what is effectively a three storey building on a significantly larger footprint, leading to more than doubling the existing floor area. The proposed roof line would be significantly higher than the surrounding properties and of a different style.
The Society believes that the proposal would result in a building overlarge relative to its plot size and particularly out of keeping with the locality of the estate of Dorling Drive, St John’s Avenue and Wallace Fields. A less extreme proposal for the adjacent property was refused in December 2021, for reasons equally applicable to this application.
Furthermore, the proposed demolition would produce far more CO2 output than a more modest extension to the existing building, which would thus be a far more sustainable approach.
For these reasons, refusal has been requested. See our letter here.
Posted: 26 March 2022 by ecs
39 Dorling Drive Epsom KT17 3BH
Click here to see map for location of 39 Dorling Drive Epsom KT17 3BH.
22/00133/FUL Demolition of existing dwelling house. Erection of 4 bedroom two storey dwelling house (with roofspace accommodation).[sic]
This application proposes demolition of the existing two storey house and construction of what is effectively a three storey building on a significantly larger footprint, leading to more than doubling the existing floor area. The proposed roof line would be significantly higher than the surrounding properties and of a different style.
The Society believes that the proposal would result in a building overlarge relative to its plot size and particularly out of keeping with the locality of the estate of Dorling Drive, St John’s Avenue and Wallace Fields. A less extreme proposal for the adjacent property was refused in December 2021, for reasons equally applicable to this application.
Furthermore, the proposed demolition would produce far more CO2 output than a more modest extension to the existing building, which would thus be a far more sustainable approach.
For these reasons, refusal has been requested. See our letter here.
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