Planning Applications and Listed Building Applications for Discussion Attachment D

CONSERVATION ADVISORY GROUP

Meeting: Wednesday 1st July 2015 at 7 PM Venue: Conference Room Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XA

Contact: Andy Higham, Head of Development Management Direct dial: 020 8379 3848 Email: [email protected] Website: www.enfield.gov.uk

MEMBERS

Councillors: B. Charalambous, Kepez, Stewart, Fallart, Pearce

Co-opted: Mr D. Stacey - Bush Hill Park Conservation Area Study Group Mr T Dey - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations Mr P. Fisk - Forty Hill and Bulls Cross Study Group Ms L. Rawlings - Edmonton Study Group Dr C. Jephcott - The Enfield Society Mrs C. Carter - Enfield Town Conservation Area Study Group Mrs A. Bishop-Laggett - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations Mrs I. Stone - Southgate District Civic Trust Mr A. Hillman - Trent Park Conservation Committee Mr A. Newman - Clay Hill Study Group Mr C. Horner - Southgate Green Study Group Mr P. Hutchinson - Grange Park Conservation Area Study Group Mr T. Hanrahan - Meadway Conservation Area Study Group Mr C. Younger - Lakes Estate Conservation Study Group

Director - Environment

AGENDA – PART 1

1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE (if any)

2. DECLARATION OF INTERESTS

Members of Conservation Advisory Group are invited to identify any disclosable pecuniary, other pecuniary or non-pecuniary interests relevant to items on the agenda.

3. MINUTES

To confirm the Minutes of the meeting that took place on 2nd June 2015. ATTACHMENT A

4. LOCAL PLAN AND HERITAGE AND DESIGN PROJECTS UPDATE ATTACHMENT B

5. CURRENT ACTIVITY REGARDING TRENT PARK AND THE MANSION HOUSE

6. REPORT FROM CAG’S WORKING PARTY REGARDING SALISBURY HOUSE FOLLOWING THE SITE MEETING OF 17TH JUNE ATTACHMENT C

7. PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS FOR DISCUSSION ATTACHMENT D

8. CHAIRMAN’S FEEDBACK FROM PLANNING COMMITTEE

To receive for information feedback from the CAG Chairman from Planning Committee of Wednesday 10th June 2015.

9. CONSERVATION OFFICER’S FEEDBACK FROM LAST MONTH’S CASES

10. CONSERVATION AREAS, LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS - DETERMINED ATTACHMENT E

11. OPEN SESSION

To enable members of the Conservation Advisory Group to bring up urgent matters not covered elsewhere on the agenda

12. CALENDER OF MEETINGS ATTACHMENT F

Minutes of the Conservation Advisory Group Meeting 2nd June 2015

MEMBERS Councillors: B. Charalambous, Kepez, Stewart, Fallart, Pearce

Co-opted: D. Stacey - Bush Hill Park Conservation Area Study Group T. Dey - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations P. Fisk - Forty Hill and Bulls Cross Study Group L. Rawlings - Edmonton Study Group Dr C. Jephcott - The Enfield Society C. Carter - Enfield Town Conservation Area Study Group A. Bishop-Laggatt - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations I. Stone - Southgate District Civic Trust A. Hillman - Trent Park Conservation Committee A. Newman - Clay Hill Study Group C. Horner - Southgate Green Study Group C. Johnson - Grange Park Conservation Area Study Group T. Hanrahan - Meadway Conservation Area Study Group C. Younger - Lakes Estate Conservation Study Group

Officers: A. Higham, B. Pereira & C. White.

Italics denote absence

1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE

A. Bishop-Laggatt, D. Stacey, P. Fisk and A. Newman

2. ELECTION OF CHAIRPERSON AND VICE CHAIRPERSON

In the absence of D. Stacey, the election of the Chairperson was deferred until the next meeting. T. Dey was elected as stand-in chairperson for the duration of the meeting.

3. DECLARATION OF INTEREST

L. Rawlings declared in interest in planning application 15/01454/FUL as governor of St Johns C of E Primary School and, consequently, took no part in the related discussion.

3. MINUTES

The minutes of 5th May 2015 meeting were agreed as a true record.

4. LOCAL PLAN AND HERITAGE AND DESIGN PROJECTS UPDATE

A detailed briefing note was tabled by C. White, LBE Principal Heritage Officer. A copy of the briefing note is attached to these minutes.

5. PRESENTATION OF REVISED PROPOSALS FOR THE SECONDARY TUITION CENTRE SCHEME, BULLSMORE LANE

The Group received a presentation on the revised proposals for the Secondary Tuition Centre Scheme, Bullsmore Lane. The revised scheme features a reduction in height and the introduction of extensive timber cladding (birch) with a zinc roof over. The Group were generally supportive of the revised scheme and noted the public benefit of the proposal as a new school for vulnerable children and young adults. The Group emphasised the need to ensure that any boundary vegetation was retained and enhanced as much as possible and questioned whether any floodlighting was being provided to the court.

6. TRENT PARK (MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY CAMPUS) UPDATE

Noted.

7. LOCAL PLAN AND HERITAGE DESIGN PROJECTS UPDATE

Noted.

8. PLANNING APPLICATION FOR 36, WALSINGHAM ROAD, ENFIELD

The Judicial Review process was explained to members by A. Higham. It was stated that in view of the fact that the case had been quashed, the Group was required to put aside the original decision and look afresh at the current planning application. It was explained that members may or may not come to a different conclusion to one previously reached by the CAG. The discussion was led by the Enfield Town Study Group. The Group concluded that they did not have any issues with the application and ultimately took the view that there would be no harm to the character and appearance of conservation area as a result of the proposals.

No Objection

9. PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS FOR DISCUSSION

(15/00852/FUL&15/00853/LBC: 510 Hertford Road, Enfield, EN3 5SS)

- The CAG had no objection to the proposal to refurbish the Grade II listed 19th- century former public house and removal of unsympathetic accretive extensions/ additions to the listed building. However, concerns were noted particularly in regard to the encroachment of the proposed new development on the setting of the building. Although not adverse to a strong street presence, the high density layout of the masterplan was thought to constitute overdevelopment of the site.

- It was noted that ‘Block A’ and ‘Block B’ illustrated in Drawing no. 1062-50 are not subordinate to the listed building in terms of height, massing and scale and do not afford the necessary space around the building in line with conservation best practice. The listed building appears somewhat ‘swamped’ by the new development. Attempts to step back the fourth storey do not go far enough in ameliorating the impact of the proposal on the listed building.

Objection

(15/01447/HOU) 79, Chase Side, Enfield, EN2 6NL

- The group noted the attention to historical detail that had been evident in the application submission, particularly in regard to the reinstatement of the original railings and balcony. Although the single storey rear extension was noted as being significant in terms of massing and scale, it was felt that, on balance, it had been designed in a style that preserved the special architectural and historic interest Grade II listed 19th-century townhouse.

-It was confirmed that any works to the compacted earth cellar would form part of a separate application.

No Objection

(15/01454/FUL) St Johns C of E Primary School, Theobalds Park Road, Enfield EN2 9BD

-The group noted that this application constituted a revised submission of a planning application presented at the previous CAG meeting.

-A more traditional materials palette had been used in the amended drawings, including slate and stock facing bricks in an English Bond, in line with the CAG’s previous comments.

-The revised proposal includes a pitched double pile roof form that takes cues from the existing Victorian heritage assets on the site.

-On balance the Group had no further objections to the scheme.

No Objection

10. CHAIRMAN’S FEEDBACK FROM PLANNING COMMITTEE

Noted.

11. CONSERVATION OFFICER’S FEEDBACK ABOUT LAST MONTH’S CASES

. 21, Lancaster Road, Barnet (REF: 15/01166/FUL) - Refused (CAG Objection)

. South Point House, 321 Chase Road, London (REF:15/01152/FUL) -Pending consideration (CAG Objection)

. Uvedale House, Church Walk, Enfield (REF: 15/01316/LBC) -Pending consideration (CAG Objection)

. St Johns C of E Primary School, Theobalds Park Road (REF: 15/01454/FUL) -Pending consideration (CAG Objection)

. 103, Chase Side, Enfield (REF: P13-02570PLA) -Pending consideration

. 18, Chase Side, Enfield (REF: 15/01184/FUL) -Refused (CAG Objection)

12. CONSERVATION AREAS, LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS - DETERMINED

Noted.

13. OPEN SESSION

- It was requested by the Enfield Town Conservation Area Study Group that the current application for St Onge Parade, Genotin Road be brought back to the CAG for consideration.

- The Lakes Estate Conservation Area Study Group requested that an addendum be added to all Highways advice pertaining to the construction of crossovers in conservation areas throughout the Borough in order to ensure that conservation concerns are taken into account in all future Highways proposals. B.Pereira agreed that the Heritage Team would draft the addendum.

- Cllr. B Charalambous is to chair the Trent Park Working Group. The Group will be putting together a draft planning brief and speaking to the Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL) the receivers.

- Concerns were raised over the condition of Trent Park Lodge (Grade II listed). C. White to investigate.

- Southgate District Civic Trust stated that the Asset of Community Value application for the Fox Public House had been successful.

- The Southgate Green Study Group queried recent alleged unauthorised works involving the expansion of the beer garden at the Cherry Tree Public House, Southgate. The Enforcement Team will be notified of the issue.

- Cllr. Fallart queried the recent erection of hoardings to the boundary of no. 188, Turkey Street adjacent to Garnault (Grade II listed). The Enforcement Team will be notified of the issue.

- It was requested that Conservation Area Groups be provided with hard copies of the relevant Conservation Area Character Appraisals. C. White explained that up-to- date copies of all of the Character Appraisals were available on the Council’s website. It was also explained that the Council had a policy of paperless working. However, it was agreed that the Heritage Team would look into the matter.

14. CALENDAR OF MEETINGS

The group was asked to note the Calendar of Meetings. The next meeting is on Wednesday, 1st July 2015 (Conference Room).

CAG BRIEFING 2 June 2015

Broomfield House  Since the update given at the last meeting of CAG the following actions have been taken.

 Donald Insall Associates (DIA) and their sub consultants PPS, (who are specialists in communications and consultation) have prepared, in consultation with officers and the Broomfield House Trust, a draft Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement Strategy. This envisages two phases of consultation and engagement.

 Donald Insall Associates has been progressing with the preparation of the Conservation Management Plan (CMP) and are on track to present a draft CMP to the next meeting of the Partnership Board. The Conservation Management Plan will provide a strategic plan, which is needed to give a framework to investment, essential for Lottery funding purposes. Following completion of the CMP, work can commence in earnest on developing an Options Appraisal.

 Phase 1 includes consultation on the Conservation Management Plan, explains the constraints facing the site and seeks views on potential options for the site / options ‘long list’ (summer 2015). Phase 2 includes reporting back from Phase 1 and consultation on the emergent Options ‘short list’ (autumn 2015). The detailed consultation programme is scheduled for consideration at the next Broomfield Partnership Board meeting which takes place on 25th June 2015.

 Meanwhile, The Broomfield House Trust are exploring various initiatives to promote awareness, understanding and interest in Broomfield House within the community.

Local Heritage Review  A tendering exercise has taken place to secure consultants to assist the Council in taking forward the local heritage review. Following the evaluation of tender bids and interviews on 11th May, a preferred bidder has been selected and the authorisation process to appoint them is underway.

 The consultants will be responsible for

 drawing up the technical designation criteria for assessing the borough’s local heritage assets,  devising and delivering basic training and a survey toolkit for volunteers,  evaluating the survey data and  formulating it into a local list document.

 The Council are very pleased to be working in partnership with The Enfield Society in organising a body of volunteers to survey, research and identification of features that might make up the local list.

Trent Park Campus

 The Council served an Urgent Works Notice on the owners of Trent Park Campus on 5th May 2015. This notice required the owner to:

1. review the Mansion Terrace and update and improve the propping as necessary, look at weatherproofing the coping stones to prevent water ingress, remove invasive vegetation and to fence the area off to unauthorised access. 2. Identify the source of the damp in identified first and second floor rooms. 3. Look at security marking decorative and potentially moveable features 4. Investigate a crack in the identified ground floor room.

 Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL) on behalf of the owners, have confirmed that they will proceed with the investigation and to address the items listed in the notice. We currently await their initial report and programme for completing the works.

Elsyng Palace Scheduled Ancient Monument (SAM), Forty Hill

 The SAM designation has been updated by Historic England (formerly known as English Heritage) and the scheduled area enlarged. (This is a Council owned site within the Forty Hall Estate).

 The former extent of the scheduled area is also shown on plan in the attached notification report, for comparison purposes.

Other Projects

The following projects are currently ongoing and further updates will be presented to CAG as project milestones are completed: Review of Conservation Area Appraisals / Management Proposals

Phase II

 The documents are scheduled for Cabinet for approval on 17th June and will replace the current documents thereafter.

 The relevant conservation areas are: Grange Park, Meadway Estate, Southgate Circus, The Crescent, Abbotshall Avenue and the Lakes Estate.

 Montagu Road Cemeteries and Church Street / Fore Street Conservation Areas will follow as Phase III.

The Crescent

 Outline designs for the reinstatement and enhancement of the Monmouth Road Open space will be subject of consultation with CAG shortly.

For further information on any of the projects on this briefing note please contact:

C. White, Principal Heritage Officer,

[email protected]

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CAG BRIEFING 1 July 2015

Broomfield House

 Since the update given at the last meeting of CAG the following actions have been taken.

 The Broomfield Partnership Board meeting took place on 25th June 2015. The Board received a presentation from Donald Insall Associates (DIA) who reviewed the Conservation Management Plan key findings. Sub consultants Fourth Street presented their research, market analysis and case studies, leading towards the development of options.

 Sub consultants PPS, (who are specialists in communications and consultation) have prepared, in consultation with officers and the Broomfield House Trust, a draft Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement Strategy. This envisages two phases of consultation and engagement.

 Works to stabilise the structure and supporting scaffold will commence over the summer. A 50% grant towards the cost of this work has been secured from Historic England (formerly English Heritage).

 Meanwhile, The Broomfield House Trust are exploring various initiatives to promote awareness, understanding and interest in Broomfield House within the community.

Local Heritage Review

 Urban Vision Enterprise CIC has been appointed to assist the Council in taking forward the local heritage review. A project Inception meeting was held on 2nd June 2015.

 The Council are very pleased to be working in partnership with The Enfield Society, who are organising a body of volunteers to survey, research and identify features that might make up the local list.

 The project was launched with a press release issued last week. Urban Vision have sent letters by e-mail to conservation area study groups. The Enfield Society have distributed project flyers to groups they are associated with. Details of the project can also be found on the Councils website www.enfield.gov.uk/locallist.

 Technical designation criteria have been drafted for assessing the borough’s local heritage assets. These are based on Historic England guidance. These criteria will be subject to public consultation over the summer.

 Urban Vision have devised basic training and a survey toolkit for the volunteers. This is being delivered in training sessions programmed for July and September and will take place at Jubilee Hall, Parsonage Lane (courtesy of the Enfield Society). Volunteers are asked to sign up at [email protected]

 Survey work will commence over the summer and be ongoing until the end of the year. Once the surveys have been completed, the survey data will be evaluated and formulated into a local list document. This will be subject to public consultation prior to being formally approved by the Council.

Review of Conservation Area Appraisals / Management Proposals

Phase II

 The documents were approved by Cabinet on 17th June and have replaced the previous documents.

 The relevant conservation areas are: Grange Park, Meadway Estate, Southgate Circus, The Crescent, Abbotshall Avenue and the Lakes Estate.

Phase III

 Work on the final tranche of conservation areas (Phase II) has commenced. The relevant conservation areas are Montagu Road Cemeteries, Church Street and Fore Street. Drafts of the reviewed / updated documents will be subject to consultation with study groups and CAG during the summer.

Trent Park Campus

 A cross party Members working group has been convened under the Chairmanship of Cllr Bambos Charalambous to oversee the Council’s approach to this site going forward. A working group site visit took place on 24th June.

 The Council served an Urgent Works Notice on the owners of Trent Park Campus on 5th May 2015. As a result, Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL) on behalf of the owners, have secured the buildings with fences and provided CCTV and intruder alarms. Security marking of decorative and moveable features is currently under investigation. The source of damp in specific first and second floor rooms has been identified as cracks and splits in the asphalt.

 JLL have confirmed that they will be installing new propping to better support the terrace, removing invasive vegetation and protecting the coping stones with tarpaulin.

 The hairline cracks in the ground floor room are not felt to be significant or structural (and can be made good at the time of next round of decoration).

 The programme for completing the works is being formulated and CAG will receive a further update at the next meeting.

Other Projects The following projects are currently ongoing and further updates will be presented to CAG as project milestones are completed:

The Crescent

 Outline designs for the reinstatement and enhancement of the Monmouth Road Open space will be subject of consultation with CAG shortly.

For further information on any of the projects on this briefing note please contact:

Christine White, Principal Heritage Officer,

[email protected]

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From: Colin Finlayson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 17 June 2015 17:05 To: Claire Brady ([email protected]); [email protected]; Chris Jephcott ([email protected]); Peter Fisk ([email protected])

Cc: Bridget Pereira; Harriet Bell; Cocker, Becky (Bilfinger GVA); Atkin, Peter (Bilfinger GVA); Ailbhe Reynolds ([email protected]); Andrew Wilson; Detlev Munster; Anne Crowne; Richard Laws Subject: Development Options for redevelopment of Bury Street West depot site

Dear All

Thanks very much for attending today’s site visit and Workshop.

It was most helpful to have your views and comments, and we feel it was constructive and very focused on the key issues surrounding heritage objectives and related matters.

We undertook to circulate the draft options discussion document for the main site, which has been prepared in response to discussions with the Greater London Authority and LBE planners, as further background.

However, we have not yet sent this out, and we would not want to issue it before sending copies to the GLA. Our meeting is on 3rd July, so it will be circulated prior to this meeting to the ‘Heritage’ Group at the same time as the GLA.

In the meantime, please see attached the tree survey / constraints plan, reports and schedules that have been undertaken.

Kind regards

Colin Finlayson

Colin Finlayson BSc(Econ) Dip TP MRTPI Senior Planner Property Asset Disposal Programme Strategic Property Services London Borough of Enfield Civic Centre Enfield EN1 3XE [email protected]

Tel: 020 8379 3875

From: [email protected] Sent: 17 June 2015 19:36 To: Richard Laws Cc: Andy Higham; Colin Finlayson; Bridget Pereira Subject: Bury Street West Depot & Salisbury House

Dear Richard

You will know by now that a CAG working party, along with Enfield’s heritage and conservation officers, met with Colin, his design team and Historic England on site; today. Agenda papers were circulated earlier. They included the CMP for Salisbury House, condition reports and very preliminary design options. If you want to see the full panoply of documents please let me know.

A note of the agreed points will be circulated by others. Suffice to say the historic curtilage is agreed as the 1867 map. The removal of the existing bungalow (now lying in the agreed curtilage) is seen as an improvement to the setting of the house. The difficult issue of development of the eastern boundary was discussed at length. Assuming some financial benefit were to flow to the house then CAG would be pragmatic. Enfield’s heritage and conservation officers take a firmer line although there is room for compromise. Historic England were pressed to see such boundary activity as enabling development. Their position favoured such benefit flowing from the development of the whole site.

CAG will know more in September. Meanwhile Colin and his team are off to the GLA to engage over the difficult issues surrounding MOL

From CAG’s point of view their interest is in the setting and future of Salisbury House. Enfield owns the development site, it is the developer and it owns Salisbury House. The house needs circa £200K+ to simply put the external fabric in order and £40K+ over ten years for ongoing internal maintenance. Subject to the feasibility study(as always on a knife edge) here is an opportunity to avoid the sagas of Truro House/Broomfield House. Without going into the dense matrix of what constitutes harm, and therefore a Section106, an enlightened approach is needed to secure funds to stabilise this grade2*property. I do hope room can be made in the feasibility study; there are not many properties of such distinction in the Borough

Kind regards.

Dennis

PLANNING APPLICATION

15/02059/FUL: 1-12 Genotin Road

Proposal: Extension to south elevation at second floor level and creation of additional 6 x 1-bed and 1 x 2 -bed self contained flats, refurbishment and alterations to 5 x existing flats, reconfiguration and addition of sanitary accomodation of retail units 5,6,7 on ground floor, including removal of external toilet block and staircase in courtyard and installation of refuse storage and cycle racking and new shopfronts/ entrance to front elevation.

Case Officer: K. Perry

Site location

Aerial view of site

Above: Southbury Road, Genotin Road and The Town showing original shop fronts, circa 1960s

Existing streetscape

View of shopping parade from the main approach road

View of rear elevation

Background

Genotin Road defines the eastern boundary of Enfield Town Conservation Area. Perhaps the most characterful part of this area is Genotin Terrace, a pedestrianised street, circa 1890s, which links through to London Road. Genotin Road itself has a generally poor quality of environment as a result of its positioning at a busy road junction. Several unsympathetic replacement shopfronts and dilapidated rear service yards compound the rather run-down feel. However, many of the original shopfronts remain intact along St Onge’s Shopping Parade and make a positive contribution to the special interest and the character and appearance of the Conservation Area.

The application site comprises a late 19th-century shopping parade with retail units to the ground floor and flats over. Stylistically, the buildings are of 3 storeys, red brick with stone dressings and feature decorative parapet detailing. The original timber framed casement windows to the upper storeys have been replaced.

The shopfronts to the ground floor retain most of their original features including capitals and pilasters. No. 5A, (Tubby’s Kebabs) and nos. 5- 6, Genotin Road (Good Looking Opticians) are particularly intact and feature recessed doorways and doorstep mosaics that are characteristic of shops of this era. Conversely, Nos. 3-5 feature a particularly unsympathetic replacement projecting shopfront with an overly large fascia which makes an incongruous addition to the Parade. None of the existing fascia signs are particularly in keeping with the existing buildings and the externally projecting roller shutters to nos. 5-6 and the entrance adjacent to no. 7, detract from the character and appearance of the conservation area. The removal of this type of unsympathetic accretive development and reinstatement of original shopfronts would greatly enhance this area.

Proposal

The proposal is for a mixed use development consisting of 12 residential units (7 additional flats will be created under the scheme, accommodated in a second floor side extension) with existing retail units retained to the ground floor. Original shopfronts, including the recessed entrance and doorstep mosaics to no. 5A and nos. 5-6 Genotin Road, will be replaced under the proposed scheme, as the applicants are concerned that retention of the recessed doorways could invite unwanted anti-social activity. Designs for the replacement shop fronts are based on the London Borough of Enfield Shopfronts and Associated Advertisements Supplementary Planning Guidance.

The existing outside toilets will be replaced with indoor bathrooms and a new entrance hall will be created for cycle and bin storage. In addition, the existing external staircase will be removed and a new stair core created to allow access to the additional flats and provide improved internal circulation. The proposed materials are to match existing.

The new flats are all self-contained and meet current London Plan space standards.

Relevant planning history

Nos. 3-5, 6-7, Genotin Road Enfield EN1 2AA

A previous application (REF: 14/04477/FUL) for the refurbishment of existing dwelling on second floor and retail unit on ground floor, additional fenestration and installation of entrance to front elevation was refused in 2015.

Previous CAG comments

(14/04477/FUL) 3-5, 6-7 Genotin Road, Enfield EN1 2AA

The group noted that this application does not impinge on the more interesting properties in the immediate vicinity. The proposal to extend into the run down area around the service yard is considered just about acceptable. The refurbishment works are welcomed.

No Objection

Existing front and side elevation

Existing rear elevation

Proposed east elevation

Proposed north elevation

Proposed yard and flank elevation

Proposed ground floor plan

Existing shopfront 5A, Genotin Road

Previously proposed elevations

PLANNING APPLICATION

15/02758/FUL: Fountain Island, The Town, EN1

Proposal: Use for temporary events including specialty markets, community and music events and farmers markets.

Case Officer: M. Demetri

Site location

Aerial view looking south

Background

Fountain Island comprises a pedestrian island sited in The Town, within the boundaries of the Enfield Town Conservation Area.

The site is located in the heart of the old medieval core of Enfield and acts as a visual focus for the town. Most of the pre- 19th century and locally listed buildings in the town centre are located in the immediate vicinity of the site. These include the Vestry Office and 3-4 The Town (both grade II listed); and nos. 6-7, The Town (locally listed). Development in this area has been incremental, and consequently buildings from many periods have survived; the rich variety of ages and styles is a key element contributing to the special interest of this part of the Conservation Area. The main impression is of confident, late 19th century commercial buildings, and those designed as banks and public houses still tend to dominate the townscape, resplendent in red brick, with details such as timbered or pedimented gables, dormers, cupolas, stone dressings, and elaborate chimneys. Barclays Bank (built as London & Provincial Bank, 1897), Lloyds TSB (nos. 1-2 Southbury Road), the King’s Head, 1899, and Goose at the George public house (no. 5, The Town, 1895) are all good examples.

The Town is subject to an Article 4 (1) Direction which removes certain permitted development rights of pertaining to commercial properties.

Proposal

The application seeks permission to hold temporary events including speciality markets, community and music events on Fountain Island, in addition to a regular Sunday farmers’ market. The market stalls will be housed in gazebos of various sizes and will not exceed 30 units at any one time.

No elevation drawings have been submitted in support of this planning application.

Indicative images: Previous temporary markets held in Enfield Town Centre

PLANNING APPLICATION

15/02616/HOU: 28, Old Park Ridings, London, N21 2EY

Proposal: Two storey side and front extension with flank window, single storey rear extension with roof light, rear dormer and 3 x front rooflights, construction of front boundary wall.

Case Officer: P. Brennan

Site location

Background

No. 28, Old Park Ridings comprises an interwar semi-detached red brick dwelling (circa. 1921- 1935). It is sited at a key nodal point in Grange Park Conservation Area where The Grangeway and Old Park Ridings converge. The dwelling is characteristic of inter-war speculative housing, featuring a double height box bay window (leaded lights) topped with a projecting gable, oriel window and a hipped roof (clay tiled) with central exposed brick chimney stack over. Original timber framed windows and double doors (half glazed with raised and fielded panels) also survive. A characteristic single storey side garage completes the elevation.

Grange Park Conservation Area is formed of a cohesive group of houses and shops initially laid out and partly built between 1910 and 1914 by a single developer, and subsequently completed in the 1920s and 1930s. The designs of the existing dwellings draw on strong Arts and Crafts influences and consistently make use of high quality details and materials. The area retains a strong sense of architectural unity which is integral to its special character and appearance.

No. 28 is cited in the Conservation Area Character Appraisal as a building which contributes to the special interest of the area. Key views identified in the Appraisal are afforded westwards along the Grangeway. The Conservation Area is also covered by an Article 4 (2) Direction which withdraws certain permitted development rights relating to dwelling houses.

Proposal

The proposal is for a two storey side extension and single storey front and rear extensions. The insertion of an additional flank window, roof light to rear roof slope, rear dormer and 3 rooflights to the front roof slope and the construction of front boundary wall also form part of the application. No detail drawings have been submitted pertaining to the proposed rooflights/ dormer or the proposed construction of the boundary wall. However all materials are proposed to match existing.

No Heritage Statement/ Design and Access Statement has been submitted in support of the application.

Aerial views of site

Existing main elevation

Existing elevations

Proposed elevations

PLANNING APPLICATION

15/02225/HOU: 19, Little Park Gardens, Enfield, EN2 6PG

Proposal: First floor side extension.

Case Officer: R. Kaur

Site location

Background

No. 19, Little Park Gardens comprises a substantial semi-detached red brick and pebble- dash render late Victorian/ early Edwardian dwelling circa 1897 - 1910. Outriggers can be seen to the rear, constructed of yellow stock brick with natural slate over. Many of the original timber windows have been replaced with uPVC frames. Together with the neighbouring dwelling, the building forms a balanced pair and is described in the Enfield Town Conservation Area Character Appraisal as making a positive contribution to the area.

No. 19 is sited within the boundaries of the Enfield Town Conservation Area but is not covered by the existing Article 4 (2) Direction. The dwelling forms part of a residential group together with four pairs of similar semi-detached dwellings (all identified as making a positive contribution to the area). The dwellings are located in the setting of the former Council Health Department. (Grade II listed)

Relevant Planning History

This application constitutes a revision of a previous application (REF: 15/00525/HOU) for a first floor rear extension with mono-pitched roof canopy and loggia to the ground floor. The application was refused on conservation grounds, as it was argued that the proposed extension would have an adverse impact on the character and appearance of the surrounding conservation area and would ‘represent a visually intrusive addition to the dwelling’.

The current application omits the ground floor loggia in its entirety. The first floor rear/side extension to the outrigger is retained to enable the enlargement of the rear bedroom. The roof extension is to be extended in a matching natural slate and roof light inserted to provide additional natural light to the bedroom. A side dormer is also proposed (timber framed).

Previously refused application: Existing and proposed front elevation

Current application: Existing and proposed front elevation

Current application: Proposed flank and rear elevations

Current application: Existing flank and rear elevations

Proposed first floor

Existing first floor

Existing ground floor

Proposed ground floor

Aerial view of site

Existing front elevation

Existing rear elevation

15/02504/FUL:1-3 Market Chambers, Church Street, Enfield, EN2 6AA

Proposal: External alterations to shopfront facade and creation of recessed entrance, infil of door to side and installation of 2 x ATMs, mezzanine at first floor, rear extension to second floor level with render, including change of use of second floor to ancillary office.

15/02503/CEU: 1-2 Market Chambers, Church Street, Enfield, EN2 6AA

Proposal: Use of ground and first floor as bank (A2) use.

Case Officer: R. Kaur

Site location

Existing streetscene

Background

Nos. 1-3 Market Chambers comprises a striking early 20th-century (circa 1915-1935) three storey mixed use block with retail to the ground floor and offices over. Stylistically, it is of a conservative inter-war design, with a symmetrical 5 bay frontage crowned with a stepped pedimental parapet. The main elevation features characteristic double height pilasters topped with stylized capitals and a rich modillion cornice. Original Crittell windows survive to the upper floors. However, the original shopfronts have been extensively replaced to the ground floor.

The Enfield Town Conservation Area Management Plan (2015) recommends that the building be considered for inclusion on the Council’s Local List to ensure that its character is taken into consideration as part of any future proposals. The Character Appraisal also identifies the building as making positive contribution to the area. In view of this, it is strongly recommended that it be viewed as a non-designated heritage asset in line with the National Planning Policy Framework (2012).

The site is located in the heart of the old medieval core of Enfield and, along with other key buildings, acts as a visual focus for the town. Most of the pre- 19th century buildings and locally listed buildings in the town centre are located in the immediate vicinity. These include the Vestry Office and 3-4 The Town (both grade II listed); and nos. 6-7, The Town (locally listed). Development in this area has been incremental, and consequently buildings from many periods have survived; the rich variety of ages and styles is a key element contributing to the special interest of this part of the Conservation Area. The main impression is of confident, late 19th century commercial buildings, and those designed as banks and public houses still tend to dominate the townscape, resplendent in red brick, with details such as timbered or pedimented gables, dormers, cupolas, stone dressings, and elaborate chimneys. Barclays Bank (built as London & Provincial Bank, 1897), Lloyds TSB (nos. 1-2 Southbury Road), the King’s Head, 1899, and Goose at the George public house (no. 5, The Town, 1895) are all good examples.

Proposal

The proposal seeks planning permission for alterations to the existing shopfront, including replacement signage and the installation of two ATMs to the elevation fronting Church Street. The proposed hours of operation for these facilities will be 24 hours, 7 days a week. The replacement signage will include x7 internally illuminated projecting blades set in a polished / satin stainless steel frames with Plexiglass / acrylic lettering, in addition to x5 internally illuminated fascia signs.

To the rear, the proposals include a three storey rendered extension to enclose the footprint of the building above the previous basement access. The change of use of the second floor to ancillary office uses is also proposed.

Access

The proposals seek to make some changes to access, removing the rear access to the courtyard and instead providing internal access to the upper floors from the ground floor Metro Bank unit. Customer access to the proposed Metro Bank unit will remain unchanged through the dual frontage. Servicing/ deliveries will also be from Fulham Road to the front of the store. The rear of the building is not publically accessible and does not provide any through access.

Enfield Town Conservation Area Character Appraisal

“Crudely detailed and poorly proportioned shop fronts and fascias belie the good quality at the upper floor levels of individual buildings in The Town, and the 19th century parades and terraces of Church Street and London Road.” [p.26]

Aerial view of site

Existing main elevation

Existing flank elevation

Proposed main elevation

Proposed flank elevation

Proposed rear elevation

Details: ATM machine

Proposed detail section

Proposed section glazing and signage

Proposed signage

REVISED DRAWINGS

Land Adjacent to Enfield Grammar School

Proposal: New Sports Pavilion

Case Officer: S. Newton

Planning permission was granted under planning application ref. P13-03803PLA for the construction of an artificial sports pitch and new sports pavilion/ changing facilities to the playing fields at Enfield Grammar School. However, Condition 13 of the permission requires that no development shall take place until revised elevations for the proposed sports pavilion/ changing rooms have been submitted. The condition specifically requires that the revised drawings include a reduction in depth of the proposed flat roof and the insertion of real or dummy windows to elevations.

Proposed elevations

Detail drawing showing proposed materials

Roof cowl system

Previous drawings D

LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD

List of Decisions affecting Conservation Areas & Listed Buildings FROM: 26th May 2015 TO: 23rd June 2015

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 15/01544/CEA ADDRESS: 6 Laura Close Enfield EN1 2DZ

PROPOSAL: Alterations to fenestration at ground floor rear. DECISION: Granted DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 15/00979/TPO ADDRESS: Royal Court 17 Queen Annes Gardens Enfield EN1 2JE

PROPOSAL: Works to trees covered by TPO T1 Chilli Pine - cut back lower laterals away from building by 1.5mtrs, T2 Eucalyptus - cut back from car parking bays and crown reduce by 3mtrs. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 15/01687/TCA ADDRESS: 25 Private Road Enfield EN1 2EH

PROPOSAL: Work to Leyland cypress in Bush Hill conservation area - fell. DECISION: Granted DECISION 27/05/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 15/01991/TCA ADDRESS: St Johns Baptist Church 1 Strayfield Road EN2 9JF

PROPOSAL: Fell a Japanese Yew to ground level in the Clay Hill Conservation Area. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 15/01243/HOU ADDRESS: 8B Stratton Avenue Enfield EN2 9AF

PROPOSAL: Vehicular access, hardstanding and means of enclosure. DECISION: Refused DECISION 15/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 15/01256/HOU ADDRESS: 19 St Johns Terrace Enfield EN2 9AQ

PROPOSAL: Rear dormer. DECISION: Refused DECISION 03/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 15/01582/TCA ADDRESS: 19 St Johns Terrace Enfield EN2 9AQ

PROPOSAL: Work to 1 Ash tree in Clay Hill Conservation Area:- Crown reduce by 3m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 15/00016/CEU ADDRESS: 34-38 Church Street Enfield EN2 6BA

PROPOSAL: Use of first floor as 10 residential units. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 15/00731/HOU ADDRESS: 37 Essex Road Enfield EN2 6UA

PROPOSAL: Formation of basement entrance and external staircase at rear, new window to first floor at side and infill of existing window to first floor side / rear elevation, replacement patio doors at ground floor rear and replace door at ground floor rear with a window. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 15/01497/TCA ADDRESS: 89 Chase Side Enfield EN2 6NL

PROPOSAL: Works to G1 10 Conifer (Leylandii) in Enfield Town conversation area - Fell to ground level. DECISION: Granted DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 15/01659/TCA ADDRESS: 5 Chase Side Enfield EN2 6NB

PROPOSAL: Fell a Fir tree in the Enfield Town Conservation Area. DECISION: Granted DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 15/01511/LBC ADDRESS: Public House 5 Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HE

PROPOSAL: Installation of lighting to front elevation. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 15/01149/ADV ADDRESS: Public House 5 Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HE

PROPOSAL: Installation of 1 x externally illuminated double sided post sign, 2 x externally illuminated amenity signs, 1 x externally illuminated chalk board sign, 2 x non illuminated chalk board signs, 3 x non illuminated individual lettering, 2 x non illuminated door plaques, 1 x non illuminated car park sign to front. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 15/00859/TCA ADDRESS: Capel Manor Primary School Bullsmoor Lane Enfield EN1 4RL

PROPOSAL: Fell ash and Sycamore trees in the Forty Hill Conservation area. DECISION: Granted DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: GRANGE PARK REF: 15/01531/HOU ADDRESS: 30 Old Park Ridings London N21 2EY

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 19/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: GRANGE PARK REF: 15/01341/HOU ADDRESS: 55 The Chine London N21 2EE

PROPOSAL: Minor material amendment to 14/03838/HOU to allow windows to be aluminium and render to dormer. DECISION: Application Withdrawn DECISION 15/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: GRANGE PARK REF: 15/00960/HOU ADDRESS: 36 The Chine London N21 2ED

PROPOSAL: Replacement and enlargement of hardstanding to front.

DECISION: Refused DECISION 28/05/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: HADLEY WOOD REF: 15/00627/HOU ADDRESS: 3 Lancaster Avenue Barnet EN4 0EP

PROPOSAL: Relocation of front boundary pier and additional hard surfacing, replacement door with window to ground floor side and removal of external steps, alterations to ground floor rear elevation involving balcony to upper ground floor level, replacement of external steps and associated landscaping removal DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 23/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: HADLEY WOOD REF: 15/01105/HOU ADDRESS: 49 Crescent West Enfield North Barnet EN4 0EQ

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension and extension to roof at first floor side DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: HADLEY WOOD REF: 14/02634/FUL ADDRESS: 25 Lancaster Avenue Barnet EN4 0EP

PROPOSAL: Conversion of single family dwelling into 4 self -contained flats comprising (1x1bed, 1x2 bed, 2x3 bed units) involving a part lower ground, part ground floor side and rear extension with balcony at first floor rear, rear dormer and rooflights to front and side and associated alterations to the front of the site to include 2 on site car parking spaces, bins and cycle enclosures and associated landscaping. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: HADLEY WOOD REF: 15/01599/TCA ADDRESS: 59 Crescent West Enfield North Barnet EN4 0EQ

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in Hadley Wood conservation area -Irish Yew (T1) - Reduce by 1m , Robinia (T2) - Fell to ground level Robinia (T3) - Reduce by 2-3m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: MEADWAY REF: 15/01882/TCA ADDRESS: 43 Meadway London N14 6NJ

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in Meadway conservation area - 1 x Horse Chestnut fell, 1 x Pine reduce crown by 1/4 approx 2.5m and 1 x Maple reduce crown by 1/3 approx 4m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 12/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: SOUTHGATE CIRCUS REF: 15/01152/FUL ADDRESS: South Point House 321 Chase Road London N14 6JT

PROPOSAL: Four storey rear extension incorporating a part lower ground extension to provide 1,125sqm of (B1) office space and relocation of rear access ramp to basement car park. DECISION: Refused DECISION 18/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: SOUTHGATE CIRCUS REF: 15/01517/FUL ADDRESS: 157 - 159 High Street N14 6BP

PROPOSAL: Two rear dormer windows. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 12/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: SOUTHGATE CIRCUS REF: 15/01184/FUL ADDRESS: 18 - 24 Chase Side London N14 5PA

PROPOSAL: Construction of a third floor to provide 2 x 1-bed self contained flats and a rear extension at second floor level to provide new stairwell to existing and proposed flats, solar panels to flat roof of third floor and increase in height of front parapet wall. DECISION: Refused DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 15/02052/TCA ADDRESS: 42 Ulleswater Road London N14 7BS

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in The Lakes Estate conservation area -1 x Silver Brich and 1 x Yew tree fell both. DECISION: Granted DECISION 22/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 15/01962/TCA ADDRESS: 36 Broomfield Avenue London N13 4JN

PROPOSAL: Works to trees in The Lakes Estate Conservation Area - 1 Gleditsia: reduce crown by 2m. 1 Ash: reduce crown by 1m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 15/01366/TCA ADDRESS: 64 Old Park Road London N13 4RE

PROPOSAL: Work to 1 Scots Pine tree in the Lakes Estate Conservation area:- Reduce by 2m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 15/02025/TCA ADDRESS: 16 Old Park Road London N13 4RE

PROPOSAL: Works to an Oak tree in the Lakes Conservation Area - cut back all overhanging branches to No. 18 Old Park Road. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 15/01993/TCA ADDRESS: 38 Broomfield Avenue London N13 4JN

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in the Lakes Estate Conservation Area:- 1 x Holly, 2 x Leylandii Fell, 1 x Robina Crown reduce by 2m and 1 x Eucalptus Reduce height by 3m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 15/01416/HOU ADDRESS: 4 Old Park Road London N13 4RE

PROPOSAL: Installation of window to front elevation at first floor level. DECISION: Refused DECISION 03/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: TRENT PARK REF: 15/01156/ADV ADDRESS: 347 Cockfosters Road Barnet EN4 0JY

PROPOSAL: Replacement signage involving internally and non illuminated signs to canopy and internally illuminated signage to free standing totem sign. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 18/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 15/01099/TPO ADDRESS: 22 Branscombe Gardens London N21 3BN

PROPOSAL: Work to Oak tree covered by TPO order no1- fell and replace with new oak tree. DECISION: Refused DECISION 28/05/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: I; Location: Grovelands Priory Hospital The Bourne REF: 15/01574/LBC ADDRESS: The Priory Hospital North London The Bourne London N14 6RA

PROPOSAL: Installation of handrails to the main and the side entrances. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 12/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Church of St.John the Baptist Clay Hill REF: 15/01991/TCA ADDRESS: St Johns Baptist Church 1 Strayfield Road EN2 9JF

PROPOSAL: Fell a Japanese Yew to ground level in the Clay Hill Conservation Area. DECISION: Granted DECISION 16/06/2015 DATE:

LB Grade: II; Location: Former Enfield Technical College Middlesex CAG INFO: University Queensway REF: 15/02156/CND ADDRESS: Middlesex University Queensway Enfield EN3 4SA

PROPOSAL: Details to 14/02996/FUL and 14/02997/LBC for site contamination (condition 31) and considerate construction scheme (33) for the conversion of existing building to an eight form entry secondary academy with a 480 pupil sixth form to provide a total capacity of 1680 students involving refurbishment of existing caretaker's house, Broadbent building and gymnasium, a 3-storey teaching block to the south of Broadbent building, erection of a sports hall with changing facilities to south of gymnasium together with demolition of rear workshops, courtyard infill and attached single storey buildings and demolition of McCrae, Roberts and Pascal buildings, construction of a multi-use games area (MUGA), hard court area, car park with 2 coach parking / drop off zone, additional vehicular access to Queensway and associated landscaping. DECISION: Granted DECISION 15/06/2015 DATE:

LB Grade: II; Location: Granary to West of Grovelands Park CAG INFO: Grovelands Priory Hospital The Bourne REF: 15/01574/LBC ADDRESS: The Priory Hospital North London The Bourne London N14 6RA

PROPOSAL: Installation of handrails to the main and the side entrances. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 12/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Lodge to Grovelands Park The Bourne REF: 15/01574/LBC ADDRESS: The Priory Hospital North London The Bourne London N14 6RA

PROPOSAL: Installation of handrails to the main and the side entrances. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 12/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Ripaults Factory Southbury Road REF: 15/01550/CND ADDRESS: 46 Crown Road Enfield EN1 1TH

PROPOSAL: Details of 14/03258/FUL for external materials (3), energy (6), considerate constructors scheme (7) for single storey rear extension. DECISION: Refused DECISION 08/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Ripaults Factory Southbury Road REF: 15/01547/CND ADDRESS: 46 Crown Road Enfield EN1 1TH

PROPOSAL: Details of P14-00343PLA for materials (3), living wall (7), energy (13), considerate constructors (14), site waste management (15) for change of use to a builders merchants involving a single storey rear extension, outside storage and display area at rear, alterations to parking and servicing arrangements, 2.4m high palisade fence and gates to side boundaries and associated landscaping. DECISION: Refused DECISION 08/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: The Pied Bull Public House Bulls Cross REF: 15/01149/ADV ADDRESS: Public House 5 Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HE

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: The Pied Bull Public House Bulls Cross REF: 15/01511/LBC ADDRESS: Public House 5 Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HE

PROPOSAL: Installation of lighting to front elevation. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Truro House Green Lanes 176 London N13 REF: 15/01641/CND ADDRESS: 176 Green Lanes London N13 5UJ

PROPOSAL: Details pursuant to Condition 1 of planning permssison 15/00070/VAR relating to amendments to chimneys at Oakthorrpe House DECISION: Granted DECISION 09/06/2015 DATE:

LB Grade: II; Location: Walls Gates & Railings To Front Of LodgeThe CAG INFO: BourneLondon, N14 REF: 15/01574/LBC ADDRESS: The Priory Hospital North London The Bourne London N14 6RA

PROPOSAL: Installation of handrails to the main and the side entrances. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 12/06/2015 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Westwood Cottage Chase Side, Enfield 89 REF: 15/01497/TCA ADDRESS: 89 Chase Side Enfield EN2 6NL

PROPOSAL: Works to G1 10 Conifer (Leylandii) in Enfield Town conversation area - Fell to ground level. DECISION: Granted DECISION 02/06/2015 DATE:

No Appeals were determined during this period.

CALENDAR OF MEETINGS

Wednesday 1st July 2015 Conference Room

Thursday 23rd July 2015 Conference Room

Thursday 3rd September 2015 Room 1

Thursday 1st October 2015 Conference Room

Wednesday 4th November 2015 Conference Room

Thursday 26th November 2015 Conference Room

Tuesday 1st December 2015 Conference Room

Tuesday 5th January 2016 Conference Room

Tuesday 2nd Feburary 2016 Conference Room

Tuesday 1st March 2016 Conference Room

Wednesday 6th April 2016 Conference Room

The start time of the meeting is 7.00pm although the room is booked from 5.30pm for setting up of the plans etc.

Everyone will be informed of any changes in the date or venue as soon as they occur.