Use/development for which an LDC is sought is described in the application to be ‘The building at the rear of 22 Rossendale Street, formerly known as Unit C, is an old building that needed rebuilding to some parts of two walls and to the roof. The roof was replaced and the repairs to parts of the walls were completed. The use was light industrial use and storage in a residential area (Class B1(c)) now Class E and B8. The storage use is now focused on Covid 19
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Borough Success Rate
In London Borough of Hackney, approx 25.0% of Minor general industry/storage/warehousing appeals are successful. (Sample: 4 cases).
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Inspector Profile: Braithwaite J
Archive Data: 6 Decisions
Allowance Rate (Minor general industry/storage/warehousing)
50.0%
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National Average (Minor general industry/storage/warehousing)
37.1%
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Appeal Decisions
Site visit made on 13 November 2023
by John Braithwaite BSc(Arch) BArch(Hons) RIBA MRTPI
an Inspector appointed by the Secretary of State
Decision date: 16 November 2023
Appeal A Ref: APP/U5360/X/21/3284222
Unit C, 22 Rossendale Street, London E5 8TA
• The appeal is made under section 195 of the Town and Country Planning …