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of the neighbouring residential gardens. This centred elevation links to a further 2<br />

storey element at the rear of the site which is 4.8m from the side elevation of a<br />

neighbouring house and 18.5m from the rear of neighbouring bungalows.<br />

16.6 While the proposed building is significantly larger than the existing building<br />

and some of the proposed bedroom windows will face onto neighbouring residential<br />

properties and gardens, it is considered that the separation distances involved are<br />

sufficent in this instance.<br />

16.7 Amenity space for residents is provided.<br />

Impact on Street Scene<br />

16.8 Stockton Road is made up of a variety of styles in terms of designs of<br />

properties. Given the mix of styles of properties in the area it is considered that a<br />

new building could be accommodated satisfactorily and that it would not be out of<br />

keeping with the streetscene.<br />

Landscaping<br />

16.9 An Aboricultural Assessment has been submitted with the application which<br />

has been assessed by the <strong>Council</strong>’s Landscape Team. It is proposed to remove 8<br />

trees. 5 trees would be lost to allow the access road to be constructed fronting<br />

Stockton Road and a further 3 trees lost along the southern boundary due to conflict<br />

with the proposed buildings footprint. The <strong>Council</strong>’s Arboricultural Officer considers<br />

these trees to be only fair in terms of their condition and that proposed new planting<br />

will offset their loss. Details can be controlled via condition.<br />

Highway Implications<br />

16.10 The applicant has shown 14 spaces which based on the information provided<br />

would exceed the parking requirement for this development (12 spaces). The<br />

applicant is proposing 2 new accesses onto Stockton Road. Details can be<br />

controlled via planning condition.<br />

16.11 The Head of Traffic and Transportation have raised no objection to the<br />

scheme.<br />

Other Issues<br />

16.12 The <strong>Council</strong>’s Engineering Consultancy Team have advised that a section 80<br />

notice is required for the demolition of this building.<br />

16.13 Cleveland Police have provided general comments regarding crime<br />

prevention measures which should be included within the development. Should the<br />

application be approved a condition would be required to incorporate these<br />

measures.<br />

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