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The Parish Council has written to residents:
Last year the owner of the Bull Public House applied for planning
permission to construct two houses and car barn in the garden facing the main
Green. Both the Borough and Parish Council Planning Committees strongly
objected to this proposal and the permission was refused.
Recently the owner has
appealed to the Inspectorate at Bristol
to see if they will overturn this decision. Naturally both Borough and Parish
Council will object in the strongest possible terms but support from local residents
reinforces this opinion in the eyes of the Inspectorate.
We would therefore ask if you would support the Parish Council by
voicing your opposition to this proposal and writing to Bristol quoting the reference number and
address and using the bullet points illustrated below towards your objection.
We cannot produce a “stock” letter as this
will not be accepted so it must be in your own words. Letters of objection
should be sent in triplicate and received by 12th May at the address
below.
Planning Inspectorate
Room 3/18, Eagle Wing,
Temple Quay House,
2 The Square,
Temple Quay.
Bristol. BS1 6PN.
Ref:- .APP/H1515/A/14/2216001
The Bull Church Street
Blackmore Essex CM4 ORN
The following points would be very useful to include in your letter –
please word as you feel best fits your letter
·
The property is in a Conservation Area and this
development would contravene Planning conditions CP1.
·
The development would have a detrimental visual
impact of the Grade II listed building when viewed from the Green.
·
With the construction in the garden there would
be reduced amenity area that would lower
·
customer appeal.
·
Both Brentwood Borough and Blackmore Parish
Council strongly object to the plan.
·
By demolishing the outbuildings the possibility
of the building operating as a public house would be impossible.
·
The garden is an extension of the main Green
historically and should not be developed in any way.
·
Vehicle access to the properties would be onto
a narrow road at the top of the Green.
·
A petition of over 1000 names against this
development has been produced.
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