B REF: 19/03596/FUL Site: 91 Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TL Proposal: Two storey side extension.

Site location

Background No. 91 Cecil Road comprises a late 19th century, semi-detached dwelling of London stock brick with slated pitched roof over. Timber sash and case windows throughout with decorative lintels and protruding sills to upper floors. The site is located within the boundaries of the Enfield Town Conservation Area. Proposal

The application is for the construction of a two-storey side extension to No. 91 Cecil Road. The extension is to be constructed of reclaimed London stock brick.

Existing Front Elevation

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Existing Plans

Proposed Plans

Proposed Roof Plan

Existing Site Plan

Proposed Site Plan For full details of the scheme, please access the supporting plans and heritage statement via the Council’s online public access system.

REF: 19/03522/FUL Site: 66 Church Street Edmonton N9 9PA Proposal: The construction of 8 dwellings comprising 4No 3-Bed terraced dwellings of 3 storeys and 4No 3-Bed courtyard dwellings of part 1 / part 2 storeys with associated landscaping, amenity space, bin storage and cycle parking.

Site location

Background The site comprises an area of approximately 0.11 hectares of vacant green space (former yards of terrace development) and vegetation. There is a historic brick boundary wall along the Victoria Road frontage (western boundary of the site). The site does not contain any nationally designated (protected) heritage assets; such as scheduled monuments, listed buildings or registered parks and gardens. However, the site is located within the Church Street Edmonton and Fore Street Conservation Area. This character area is comprised of Church Street, which is the spine of the Conservation Area and is laid out with terrace and shop developments within historic plots along the road. All Saints Church (a building of medieval origin) forms a key building in the CA (to the west of the site). The site is bordered to the north, east and west by 2 and 3 storey terraces and semi-detached terraces with large gardens and to the south by post war building blocks (medium rise). Terrace development to the north date from 1860-1890 and are considered in the Conservation Area Character Appraisal as buildings which make a positive contribution to the area. Proposals

The proposed development consists of the construction of 8 dwellings comprising 4No 3-Bed terraced dwellings of 3 storeys and 4No 3-Bed courtyard dwellings of part 1 / part 2 storeys with associated landscaping, amenity space, bin storage and cycle parking. Previous CAG Minutes: June 2019

VICTORIA ROAD, EDMONTON GREEN

David Gouldstone from Peter Barber Homes gave a presentation on his proposals for housing

in Victoria Road, Edmonton.

This was a pre-application design for a small site in Victoria Road in the Church Street/Fore Street conservation area. The design was at an early stage and had not yet been fully worked up.

The new houses would enhance the street frontage and provide housing on a difficult multi-level site.

The proposals included four 3 storey paired terraced houses on the street frontage with single one storey buildings elsewhere, around a courtyard. Proposed materials included pale rustic brick with cobbles and sedum roofs

Although the housing was new it was linked to the context of its surroundings, preserving the mature trees.

There was no parking provision as this was a very well-connected site with lots of different public transport options.

1. Questions and Comments from CAG members

1.1 Communal refuse bins would be provided within a bin store incorporated into the

design.

1.2 For cycles it was planned to provide sheds for each unit which could be used either

for cycles or other storage as required.

1.3 Rather than having lots of satellite dishes and television aerials it was hoped to

provide one communal facility which could be linked to all the units.

1.4 The site was not densely used, the aim had been to protect the amenity of the

neighbouring properties keeping overlooking to a minimum.

1.5 All hard surfaces would be rainwater permeable to avoid risk of flooding.

AGREED that CAG was supportive of the proposals. They liked the designs which were

sufficiently modern but also reflected the best of other housing in the area.

Once the final designs were ready CAG asked to be able to see them again.

Aerial View

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Proposed Lower Ground Floor

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REF: 19/03493/FUL Site: Vacant Land Wilford Close Enfield EN2 6AJ Proposal: Redevelopment of site and erection of a 2-storey block of 5 x self-contained flats, comprising 3 x 1-bed and 2 x 2-bed with cycle parking, refuse storage and landscaping.

Site location

Background The site comprises vacant land situated within Enfield Town Conservation Area, to the north of Church Street. The site is noted as making a negative contribution to the character of the area, detracting from the cohesion of Enfield town centre and the Wilford Close approach to the Grammar School. The land is entirely separated from the properties fronting Church Street by an existing right of way. Proposal The proposed residential accommodation to be provided is five flats on two floors. The flats will be accessed from a new front area immediately off the existing pavement on the south side of Wilford Close. The ground floor flats will have the benefit of south facing rear private gardens and the first floor flats will have outlook on to private south facing balconies. A domestic refuse/re-cycling bins compound is situated off the existing pedestrian right of way.

Existing Site Photographs

Proposed Front Elevation

Proposed Street View

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Existing Site Plan

Proposed Site Plan

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Proposed Section

Proposed First Floor For full details of the scheme, please access the supporting plans and heritage statement via the Council’s online public access system.

REF: 19/02560/VAR Site: Former Middlesex University Trent Park Campus , Trent Country Park, Snakes Lane, Enfield Proposal: Updated drawings in respect of s19 application ref. 19/02560/VAR and the s73 application ref. 19/02568/VAR indicating minor alterations to the internal layouts and elevations; removal of redundant cables/electrical boxes/vents/etc, and minor updates to the visualisations in relation to the roof space. Background Updated drawings in respect of s19 application ref. 19/02560/VAR and the s73 application ref. 19/02568/VAR indicating minor alterations to the internal layouts and elevations; removal of redundant cables/electrical boxes/vents/etc, and minor updates to the visualisations in relation to the roof space. The key revisions to drawings are outlined below:

Previous CAG Minutes: 3rd September 2019

Former Middlesex University Trent Park Campus, Trent Country Park, Snakes Lane, Enfield, EN4 0PS (REF: 19/02560/VAR) Dan Massey (a director at Berkeley Homes) and Andrew Purcell of Purcell Architects presented proposed changes to the plans for the Trent Park development. They highlighted the following:

The development included planting 400 new trees.

The changes had come about as they sought to continually improve the plans. Changes to the Mansion House The original plans for the Mansion House would have involved removing the ceilings to the second floor rooms. The new proposal was to keep the ceilings in place and instead lift the roof by 400 mm to improve the internal height of the attic rooms. Most of the roof was early 20th century with only five older trusses which were not supporting. Old slates would be reused and new ones would match the existing. The roof slope would be similar to the existing. The 12 chimneys were decorative and would not be covered significantly. CAG members expressed some concern about changes to the classical proportions of the building and requested some further information including a high level architectural study, a survey of the original timbers and comparisons with the rooves of buildings of a similar style.

Revised Accurate Visual Representation showing update positions of dormers

Proposed Ground Floor Plan

Proposed First Floor Plan

Proposed Second Floor Plan

Proposed Attic Floor Plan

Proposed Roof Plan

Mansion House Proposed North Elevation

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Proposed Flat 7 Ground Floor and Second Floor

Proposed Flat 2 Second Floor

Proposed Flat 3 First Floor

Proposed Flat 1 First Floor

Proposed Flat 6 First Floor

Proposed Flat 5 First Floor

Proposed Flat 4- First Floor

Proposed Flat 8 Second Floor

Proposed Flat 8 Attic Floor For full details of the scheme, please access the supporting plans and heritage statement via the Council’s online public access system.

REF: 19/03189/FUL Site: 18 Barber Close, London, N21 1BE Proposal: Subdivision of site and conversion of property into 2 x 3 bed single family dwellings involving 2-storey side and rear extension with associated parking and amenity.

Site location

Background

No. 18, Barber Close, comprises a semi-detached interwar dwelling which is sited on the corner of the intersection with Wades Hill. The dwelling is located within the boundaries of the Winchmore Hill Green Conservation Area and is noted as making a neutral contribution to its character and appearance.

Proposal The application seeks planning permission for the subdivision of the site and conversion of property into 2x3-bed single family dwellings, involving a two storey side and rear extension and division of garden into private outside space for both dwellings.

Conservation Area Character Appraisal Character Analysis

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Proposed Elevations

Existing Floor Plans

Proposed Floor Plans For full details of the scheme, please access the supporting plans and heritage statement via the Council’s online public access system.