The application can be viewed on the Southwark Planning website here
This application is a resubmission following the previous application
being withdrawn which was –
19/AP/1814 | Construction of rear extensions at ground, first and
second floor levels (including balconies) to extend existing flats 1, 2
and 3. Construction of a mansard roof to create an additional floor for
1 x 1-bedroom flat. | 10 GROVE LANE, LONDON, SE5 8SY.
As before the drawings are inadequate to show the building in context
(besides the site location plan). The proposal is to extend the rear of
the property (West) to the full depth of the site with large flank walls
overshadowing the adjoining properties, of which no account is taken in
the drawings, or any documentation.
The plans and elevations of the property, drawn by a “structural
design” firm are very basic. There are no sections, so surprising that
the application has been validated.
The proposed first floor balcony to the rear may give rise to
overlooking of adjoining properties, but as this is close to the rear
boundary, the aspect is mainly be over the present carpark. In the
future this carpark will become the Daneville Road development as part
of “Camberwell Lanes” with a proposed terrace flank wall closing on or
close to the boundary.
The Camberwell Society objects to this application as lacking in detail
and seemingly still an overdevelopment of the site.
The above application was subsequently refused by Southwark Council
Planning