From: Kevin D'Austin <kevin@kdadesigns.co.uk>

Sent: 08 May 2018 15:27

To: Chakadya, Ralph

Cc: aaron@rbslondon.co.uk

Subject: RE: 180425HOU (133 and 135 Wykeham Rd)

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Hi

I confirm the extensions will be built together.

Regards

Kevin D’Austin


Architectural & Structural Services

21 Clifton Avenue
Stanmore
Middlesex
HA7 2HR

Home:   020 8909 9433
Mobile: 07739 427 023
Email:  kevin@kdadesigns.co.uk

From: Chakadya, Ralph [mailto:Ralph.Chakadya@reading.gov.uk]
Sent: 08 May 2018 12:07
To: 'Kevin D'Austin' <kevin@kdadesigns.co.uk>
Subject: 180425HOU (133 and 135 Wykeham Rd)

Dear Mr D’Austin

As you are aware, your application is for joint proposals  to adjoining properties 133 and 135 Wykeham Road. In isolation it is the view of Officers that each proposal would have the potential to have an adverse impact on the adjacent property. However, if both extensions were to be constructed at the same time, then it is likely that they would adequately mitigate the potential harm. As such, Officers would only be able to recommend the applications for approval if both applicants accept that each permission would be subject to a “Grampian” planning condition. The recommended condition would read as such:-

The extensions hereby permitted shall be constructed simultaneously  up to first floor roof level prior to the use of the extensions.  
Reason: To ensure that there is a reasonable prospect of both developments being completed in the interests of residential amenity.

In order to impose a Grampian condition, legal precedence sets out that Officers would need to be satisfied that there is a reasonable prospect that the “enabling” works being undertaken within the life-time of the permission (within 3 years of granting). As such, I would appreciate it if you could confirm whether your clients are agreeable to the imposition of the recommended condition and, if they are, that it is their intention to complete the extensions within the life-time of the planning permission, if it is forthcoming.

Ralph Chakadya 

Senior Planning Officer 

Reading Borough Council

Planning, Development and Regulatory Services

Bridge Street

Reading RG1 2LU

Telephone: 0118 937 2993

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Fax: 0118 939 0435

Email: Ralph.chakadya@reading.gov.uk

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