2 February 2004 · Minister for Local Government and the Environment
11, Brunswick Road, Douglas, Isle Of Man, IM2 3lh
The proposal involved replacing an existing first-floor window with a door to access the flat roof of a recently built rear kitchen extension at 11 Brunswick Road, a terraced Victorian house, and erecting a 1.5m high screen along the boundary with No.13 to create private outdoor amenity space.
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Details of screen and balustrade
Not later than 2 months calculated from the date of this appeal decision detailed drawing to a scale of 1:50 indicating the precise form, materials and finishes of the screen fencing and of the safety balustrade shall be submitted to the planning authority for approval.
Installation timeframe
Within 2 months of the date that the planning authority approves the details the screen fencing and safety balustrade shall be put in place strictly in accordance with the approved details and, thereafter, shall be permanently retained.
no objection, no adverse traffic impacts
no objection
satisfied after discussion, substantial screen ensures privacy (later withdrew support)
fully satisfied with plans, privacy respected
