Havering Council planning round-up
Cllr Jeff Brace - Credit: Archant
Some of the decisions made at Havering Council’s regulatory services committee last week.
A motion on whether the former Whitehouse Kennels site in St Mary’s Lane, Upminster, can be turned into a holiday park will be decided at a future meeting.
A long discussion had been heard on the matter before Cllr Jeff Brace (Conservative, Emerson Park) said he believed that there was a historical condition on the site which meant that it had to return to green belt use if it was no longer a kennel.
Officers could not find reference to this in their documents but, after a break where no evidence was found, the motion was deferred for them to investigate further.
The Kusadasi Taverna restaurant in Rainham Road, South Hornchurch can build a smoking area on its roof after gaining permission. Ten councillors voted in favour with one abstaining.
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Three fascia signs can be retained at a nursery at Truly Scrumptious Early Years Nursery on Pettits Lane, Romford.
The issue was brought to the committee because the applicant is related to Cllr Linda Trew.
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A proposal to change a shop space into a children’s nursery in Moor Lane, Cranham was deferred.
A detached property in Little Gaynes Lane, Upminster, can build a front, rear and first floor extension after it was given unanimous approval. It needed to come to be approved by the committee as it is on green belt land.
For some of the other decisions see the related links column, right.
