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Planning: letters of
representation |
July 2012 |
Application comments for DC/12/1200
Application Summary |
Address: |
112 Brighton Road Horsham West Sussex RH13
5DE |
Proposal: |
Erection of 6 No. 2-storey, 3-bedroom houses
with associated gardens, refuse, recycling
and cycling stores, together with the
retention of the existing vacant cottage and
demolition of the existing derelict cottage
at 112 Brighton Road, Horsham, West Sussex |
Case Officer: |
David Taylor |
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Comments Details |
Commenter Type: |
Member of the Public |
Stance: |
Customer objects to the Planning Application |
Reasons for comment: |
- Design
- Highway Access and Parking
- Other |
Comments: |
I am writing on behalf of the Horsham
Society to object to this application on the
grounds that the proposed access to the site
is inadequate and would result in a
dangerous new access point onto the already
busy Brighton Road. If the access was
instead to Athelstan Way the development
would be acceptable. We are informed that
there is a derelict small 17th century
cottage on the site which was originally
called Parker’s Cottage. It lies on the line
of the original Brighton Road, which is why
it is now set back from the current road. It
appears on early maps of Horsham and it was
part of the settlement on Horsham Common.
Its present condition means that demolition
is the only sensible route to follow.
However, it should be properly recorded
prior to demolition so that a definitive
record exists of the building and it can be
identified on the early maps and also
compared to the known existing photographic
records. John Steele Secretary, Planning Sub
Committee |
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