11 JOINERY - WD/2015/0090/MAO

  SHIT CREEK LIME CROSS DEVELOPMENT LATIMER UP TO 70 HOUSES

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WD/2015/0090/MAO - CONDITION 11 - JOINERY WINDOWS DOORS MATERIALS

11. Before construction above ground level of any dwelling, or ancillary building, which forms part of the development hereby approved, details of all new joinery, including windows, rooflights, dormers, doors, garage doors, balconies and balustrades, railings, barge boards, porches, canopy brackets and posts shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority, including elevations and sections through cills, frames and opening lights, including glazing bars and mullions, showing the relationship
to the structure and only those approved details shall be employed within the development and retained thereafter. MA07(M)

REASON: To secure a satisfactory standard of development having regard to SPO2, SPO13 and Policy WCS14 of the Wealden Core Strategy Local Plan 2013, Saved Policy EN27 of the adopted Wealden Local Plan 1998, coupled with the requirements of paragraph 56, 57, 59, 60 and 64 of the National Planning Policy Framework 2012.

LATIMER, THAKEHAM, CLARION (GROUP) - LIST OF PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT

Peter Rawlinson - Gleeson Strategic Land

Ben Rainbow - Arboricultural & Biodiversity Officer

Steve Tuhey - Managing Director, Thakeham Client

Richard White, Director of Land and Planning at Latimer & Clarion Housing Group

LATIMER DEVELOPMENTS - Previously: William Sutton Developments Limited

Christopher John Hatfield

Ruth Margaret Cooke

David Simon Fordham

Austen Barry Reid

Rupert Owen Sebag-Montefiore

Mark Christopher Rogers

David Anthony Lewis

Michelle Reynolds

Southern Water - Nick Claxton Team Manager – Flood Risk Management & Revai Kinsella, Principal Drainage Officer

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WD/2015/0090/MAO - GLEESON DEVELOPMENTS LTD

This application is not only contrary to Wealden's Local Plan, but is considered by many to be downright dangerous. The A271 is a narrow country road that is already overloaded - with many traffic jams in the village high street causing motorists serious delays on occasion. The increase in traffic from a dense residential development at this location is nothing short of madness.