[Appeal against the decision by the Highland Council to grant retrospective planning permission reference no. 06/01221/FULIN dated 2 July 2007 subject to conditions: site address: 80 Haugh Road, Inverness, IV2 4SD] : [letter] /
Scotland.Directorate for Planning and Environmental Appeals.
[Falkirk] : Directorate for Planning and Environmental Appeals,
2008.
The development proposed: demolition of an existing garage and construction of a new house.
The conditions appealed against are: - (1) Timber cladding of sawn larch boarding should be erected and permanently foxed to the west facing gable wall from wall head up to ridge height. Reason - in the interests of amenity. (2) The area of front facing external wall and expanse of gable wall presenting onto Haugh Road above the height of the existing stone wall will be finished in ochre lime wash (silicate paint) colour to be agreed by the Planning Authority. Reason - in the interests of amenity and consistency with the character of the Inverness (Riverside) Conservation Area (ICA). (3) The existing timber fence along the west boundary shall be replaced to the same height by a wall clad facing stone on both faces with a natural sandstone or block wall finished in wet dash harl to both sides, colour to be agreed by the Planning Authority, and topped with a nautral stone coping, details to be approved by the Planning Authority. This shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority within 6 months of the date of this permission Reason - In the interests of amenity and to maintain the character of the ICA.
Date of appeal decision: 29 January 2008.
City planning