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S1 agree but when you have been in Southwark since 1979 very difficult for people and officials not to know your business
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07 May 2019 10:38 AM
Suzy The appeal was successful. Southwark tried to delay the Appeal decision till after the Trial date. I had made the rooms self contained with en suite and kitchenette.My mistake but the tenants loved them. I took the kitchenettes out in the end to get closure . Strange how we had people on the stairs trying to put their deposit before somebody else.
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06 May 2019 15:52 PM
APP/A5840/W/18/3199179 Southwark Council's statement "The Council has caused confusion though for which it apologises because at the same time it has complained that bedrooms are undersized" Notwithstanding the large number of bedrooms in the flat, the bedroom sizes, the bedroom sizes as a whole equate to double bedroom size" The Planning Inspector allowed the appeal. She noted in her decision that the rooms all complied with Southwark BC's HMO standards in relation to room sizes. The communal kitchen also complied. She could find no conflict with policy 3.5 of the London Plan, Strategic Policies 7 and 13 of the Southwark Core Strategy 2011 and Policies 3.2, 3.11 and 4.2 of the Southwark Plan 2007, which Southwark BC had relied upon when refusing the application. She also found that it complied with the National Planning Policy Framework and that it would not conflict with guidance within the Residential Design SPD and the HMO Standards. I have had tenants living at this property for as long as 12 years - no complaints or section 21. All wrote to Southwark Planning with the applications which were refused hence the appeal. Were their views taken into consideration? I had 5 flats not 3 see Southwark Optimised Planning Archive p74 before, weary of not knowing how many residents as opposed to tenants I had in each I took the decision to add an en suite shower room and kitchenette. This made them self-contained. It is strange that the draft London Plan 2017 at 4.18.6 recommends "The private units should be appropriately sized to be comfortable and functional for a tenant’s needs and may include facilities such as en-suite bathrooms and kitchenettes limited cooking facilities. There are currently no minimum space standards for these units" I was born in IOW after my French commando father was killed on V2 mission. My widow mother brought me up in rented Key flats for most of my life. I believe I put the welfare and dignity of my tenants above my own. Southwark saw very deep pockets, refused numerous planning applications because of the lure of POCA
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