This page provides information on selected planning applications either within or affecting the area covered by the Dartmouth Park Neighbourhood Plan, together with a summary of DPNF comments.
Clicking the application number will link to the application on Camden’s planning portal and any other links will either open or download additional relevant documents.
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2020/3461/P | Camden has proposed redevelopment of 2 Chester Road to provide a hostel for the temporary accommodation of homeless families. The development would comprise 50 new dwellings in three blocks (3 and 4 storeys) arranged around a central communal garden. The application proposes demolition of the existing building, until recently used as a hostel for single person temporary accommodation. Though DPNF recognises that provision of a facility of this nature is consistent with the objective of the Dartmouth Park Neighbourhood Plan to support a variety of housing and community facilities in the area, we do not support the development as currently proposed. This is on the following grounds: the test for demolition in relation to the existing well-designed building has not been met, the proposed development is excessively large and domineering for the site, the design does not meet the standard that we would expect of social housing of this nature in terms of space and provision such as balconies, and the design including the materials proposed for the facade are out of keeping with the character of the area. | |
2021/3225/P |
Murphy’s Yard Land to the south of Gordon House Road bounded by railway lines to the east, west and south and accessed from Gordon House Road, Sanderson Close and Greenwood Place Outline planning permission with all matters reserved for the demolition of existing buildings and structures and redevelopment to be carried out in phases (with each phase being an independent act of development) comprising 18 development plots (for the purposes of consultation: including buildings with a maximum height of 113.45m AOD) for the following mix of uses: [750-825] residential units (Use Class C3), [up to 8,000sqm GEA] residential institution floorspace (Use Class C2), [a minimum of 40,461sqm GEA] industrial floorspace within Use Classes E(g)(iii), B2 and B8 and [up to 8,150sqm] general industrial and/or storage floorspace [Use Class B2 and/or B8], commercial floorspace (Class E) including [up to 36,043sqm GEA] light industrial floorspace (Class E(g)(iii)), [up to 34,500sqm GEA] office floorspace, [up to 36,000sqm GEA] research and development floorspace (Class E(g)(ii)), and [up to 16,000sqm] healthcare floorspace (Class E(e)), [1,300-3,650sqm GEA] flexible commercial and sui generis floorspace (Use Class E and/or Sui Generis Use), [300-1,300sqm GEA] community floorspace (F1 and/or F2), [up to 1,500sqm] flexible mixed-use space (Class Sui Generis), and cycle and vehicle parking, refuse and recycling storage, plant, highway and access improvements, amenity space, landscape and public realm improvements including new pedestrian and cycle routes, and all associated works [for the purposes of consultation]. COMMENTS DUE BY 21 FEBRUARY 2022 |
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2020/1717/P 16 St Alban’s Road |
Cycle & bin store in front garden. SUPPORT The Neighbourhood Plan supports the principle of improved cycling facilities. The applicant’s proposal appears to be appropriately sited and well designed. | Granted |
2020/1739/P HNCC |
Discharge of condition for Demolition Management Plan. OBJECT On the basis that the condition has not been met. The DPNF submitted extensive comments on the DPM (03/05/20) in response to a public consultation. Among the major issues addressed were the safety of the access route and proposed traffic movements, the lack of detail on dust and noise pollution monitoring, lack of clarity on working hours, and plans for reuse or recycling of materials. As far as we are aware these comments and those of residents in the area have not been addressed. Also the application was received on 17/04/20, which was before the public consultation was even completed. | Granted |
2020/0594/P 103 & 105 Highgate Road |
Change of use of ground floor retail unit (A1 use) at no 105 to restaurant (extension to existing Rosellas)The application site falls within the Highgate Road Neighbourhood Centre. The scheme would help achieve the objectives of Chapter 6 of the Plan (which sets out a vision for thriving local centres) and policy CE1 (which seeks to encourage independent businesses). The proposed development would achieve these objectives by helping to ensure the success of a popular local restaurant which contributes to the vitality of the neighbourhood, by improving the shop frontage and by encouraging an independent business. SUPPORT, subject to the Council ensuring that the development will not result in intrusive noise or smells for local residents. | |
2020/2910/P 59 Spencer Rise |
Erection of mansard roof extension with dormer windows to front and rear. Generally supported as not in violation of Policies DC2, DC3, DC4, H1. | |
2020/3547/P 49 Spencer Rise |
Erection of mansard roof extension with dormer windows to front and rear. Generally supported as not in violation of Policies DC2, DC3, DC4, H1.
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