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This Edition Includes… MEMBERS’ INFORMATION BULLETIN AUGUST 2017 This edition includes… Appeals received and determined, enforcement appeals determined and withdrawn and decisions in ward areas for the period 15 July to 18 August 2017 Section 106 Agreement update Monthly investment analysis review – July 2017 Safeguarding Children and Adults at Risk – Annual Review 2016-17 Harrow Council Household Refuse and Recycling changes Leisure department update – Summer 2017 YC Hertfordshire briefing - Three Rivers Summer 2017 HILS 10th anniversary event Walking in Hertfordshire e-Bulletin – September 2017 Meetings calendar – September 2017 Chairman’s engagements for August 2017 MEMBERS’ INFORMATION BULLETIN August 2017 CONTENTS Committee Items Page No SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, PLANNING AND TRANSPORT 1. Appeals received and determined, enforcement appeals determined 1 and withdrawn and decisions in ward areas for the period 15 July to 18 August 2017 2. Section 106 Agreement update 41 POLICY AND RESOURCES 3. Monthly investment analysis review – July 2017 44 GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES AND COMMUNITY SAFETY 4. Safeguarding Children and Adults at Risk – Annual Review 2016-17 53 5. Harrow Council Household Refuse and Recycling changes 56 LEISURE, WELLBEING AND HEALTH 6. Leisure department update – Summer 2017 57 7. YC Hertfordshire briefing - Three Rivers Summer 2017 63 MISCELLANEOUS 8. HILS 10th anniversary event 67 9. Walking in Hertfordshire e-Bulletin – September 2017 68 10. Meetings calendar – September 2017 72 11. Chairman’s engagements for August 2017 73 Item 1a Appeals Received = 11 From: 15/07/2017 To: 18/08/2017 Planning ref Appeal Appeal ref Committee or number Lodged date number delegated 16/1797/FUL 10/08/2017 17/0041/COND DEL 172 High Street Rickmansworth WD3 1BA 17/0716/FUL 20/07/2017 17/0046/REF DEL Former Riding School High Herts Farm Bedmond Road Pimlico Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP3 8SJ 17/0806/FUL 11/08/2017 17/0042/REF COM 8 Moneyhill Parade Uxbridge Road Rickmansworth WD3 7BE 17/0669/FUL 14/08/2017 17/0043/REF DEL 1 And 2 Offa House Moor Lane Rickmansworth Hertfordshire 17/0904/FUL 27/07/2017 17/0036/REF DEL Willow Tree Dimmocks Lane Sarratt WD3 6AR 17/0830/FUL 27/07/2017 17/0037/REF DEL 90 Roman Gardens Kings Langley Hertfordshire WD4 8LP 16/2421/FUL 25/07/2017 17/0038/REF DEL Pindari Quickley Rise Chorleywood WD3 5PE 17/0695/FUL 31/07/2017 17/0039/REF COM 10 Gypsy Lane Hunton Bridge WD4 8PR 17/0653/OUT 31/07/2017 17/0040/REF COM Land To The Rear Of Fir Trees Dawes Lane Sarratt Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 6BG 17/0456/FUL 27/07/2017 17/0035/REF DEL Leavesden Aerodrome Aerodrome Way Leavesden Hertfordshire 16/2555/FUL 14/08/2017 17/0044/REF DEL Land Adj Frithcote Watford Road Northwood HA6 3PP 1 Item 1b Appeals Determined = 5 From: 15/07/2017 To: 18/08/2017 Planning ref Appeal Appeal ref Committee or Decision number decision date number delegated 16/2062/FUL 20/07/2017 17/0009/REF Committee Decision Appeal allowed subject to conditions Rear Of 17 and 19 West Way Rickmansworth WD3 7EH 17/0351/FUL 28/07/2017 17/0028/REF Delegated Decision Appeal Dismissed Land To Rear Of The Woodyard The Green Sarratt Hertfordshire 17/0067/FUL 17/07/2017 17/0018/REF Delegated Decision Appeal Dismissed 18 Nightingale Road Rickmansworth WD3 7DF 16/2432/FUL 18/07/2017 17/0016/REF Delegated Decision Appeal Dismissed 12 Capell Avenue Chorleywood Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 5HX 16/2284/FUL 03/08/2017 17/0010/REF Delegated Decision Appeal Dismissed Cross Keys Farm Shire Lane Chalfont St Peter Gerrards Cross Buckinghamshire SL9 0QY 2 Item 1c Enforcement Appeal Determined = 1 From: 15/07/2017 To: 18/08/2017 Planning ref Appeal Appeal ref Decision number decision date number 15/0090/COMP 09/08/2017 17/0027/ENFNOT Appeal Withdrawn Appeal against Greystone Works The Green Croxley Green Hertfordshire 3 Item 1d Enforcement Appeal Withdrawn = 1 From: 15/07/2017 To: 18/08/2017 Ref number Appeal Lodged date Appeal ref number 15/0090/COMP 02/06/2017 17/0027/ENFNOT 4 Item 1e Decisions From 15/07/2017 To: 18/08/2017 186 Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/1116/CLED Certificate of Lawfulness Existing Use: Use of the land and withdrawn 20/07/2017 Withdrawn Abbots buildings for commercial storage of materials an equipment Langley And Bedmond Land Rear Of Daimar Bedmond Road Bedmond Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0QE 17/1245/FUL Single storey front extension, two storey rear extension and approved 27/07/2017 Delegated Abbots insertion of new vehicular access to serve drive Decision Langley And Bedmond 19 Parnell Close Abbots Langley WD5 0DZ 17/1212/FUL Single storey rear extension approved 04/08/2017 Delegated Abbots Decision Langley And Bedmond 42 The Crescent Abbots Langley WD5 0DS 17/1205/RSP Retrospective: Erection of smoking shelter to rear approved 07/08/2017 Delegated Abbots Decision Langley And Bedmond Abbots Langley Mens Club 21 Trowley Rise Abbots Langley WD5 0LN 5 Item 1e Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/1242/FUL Single storey front and rear extensions approved 03/08/2017 Delegated Abbots Decision Langley And Bedmond 330 Toms Lane Kings Langley WD5 0RB 17/1055/FUL Part single, part two storey side extension, part single, part two approved 21/07/2017 Delegated Abbots storey rear extension with accommodation in roof, roof Decision Langley And alterations including the raising of ridge and conversion of loft Bedmond into habitable accommodation served by front and rear rooflights and Juliet balcony to rear 121 Abbots Road Abbots Langley WD5 0BJ 17/1109/FUL Two storey rear extension with balcony to rear and rooflights refused 19/07/2017 Delegated Abbots to side, alterations to roof including increase in ridge height and Decision Langley And raised patio to rear Bedmond Sharnbrook Bell Lane Bedmond Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0QS 17/1314/FUL Single storey rear extension in place of existing conservatory approved 03/08/2017 Delegated Abbots Decision Langley And Bedmond North Point Harthall Lane Kings Langley Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP3 8SE 17/1222/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft approved 28/07/2017 Delegated Abbots conversion including hip to gable extension, rear dormer and Decision Langley And Bedmond 130 Tibbs Hill Road Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0LL 6 Item 1e Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/1225/FUL Two storey front and side extension, part first floor side refused 20/07/2017 Delegated Abbots extension and alterations to elevations of existing building Decision Langley And Bedmond Paprika 15 High Street Bedmond WD5 0QP 17/1147/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft approved 02/08/2017 Delegated Carpenders conversion including hip to gable roof enlargement, rear dormer Decision Park and front rooflights 70 St Georges Drive Carpenders Park WD19 5HB 17/1194/FUL Single storey rear extension with ramped access approved 21/07/2017 Delegated Carpenders Decision Park 53 Little Oxhey Lane South Oxhey WD19 6FL 17/1243/LBC Listed Building Consent: Demolition of existing single storey approved 07/08/2017 Delegated Carpenders garage and construction of a two storey extension with Decision Park basement level in the location of a pre-existing wing; internal and external alterations, refurbishment and repair to property including new paved terraces, rebuilding of a section of boundary wall, alterations to detached garage and new garden Oxhey Grange Oxhey Lane Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5RB 17/1370/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 6 metres, no objection 28/07/2017 Delegated Carpenders maximum height 4 metres and eaves height 3 metres) Decision Park 14 Alva Way Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5ED 7 Item 1e Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/1003/FUL Single storey rear extension, front porch extension and roof approved 20/07/2017 Delegated Carpenders extension to create crown roof including front and rear dormers Decision Park 102 Greenfield Avenue Carpenders Park WD19 5DQ 17/1238/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 6 metres, no objection 19/07/2017 Delegated Carpenders maximum height 2.646 metres and eaves height 2.646 metres) Decision Park 70 St Georges Drive Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5HB 17/1083/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Single storey approved 24/07/2017 Delegated Carpenders rear extension Decision Park 33 Oulton Way Carpenders Park WD19 5EJ 17/1349/FUL Single storey rear extension approved 25/07/2017 Delegated Carpenders Decision Park 86 Carpenders Avenue Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5BP 17/1279/FUL Single storey rear extension approved 17/08/2017 Delegated Carpenders Decision Park 143 Penrose Avenue Carpenders Park WD19 5AA 17/1553/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 6 metres, withdrawn 18/08/2017 Withdrawn Carpenders maximum height 4 metres and eaves height 4 metres) Park 47 The Courtway Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5DP 8 Item 1e Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/1346/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft withdrawn 17/07/2017 Withdrawn Carpenders conversion including hip to gable roof extension, rear dormer Park and front rooflights 83 Harrow Way Carpenders Park WD19 5EH 17/1427/FUL Alterations include change from single path driveway to Application 21/07/2017 Application Chorleywood carriageway driveway with disability access whilst retaining a cancelled due to error etc. returned North and Sarratt large proportion of original grassed area.
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