Decision deferred on extension to block of flats in Lancing

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Plans to expand a block of flats in Lancing have been deferred by Adur District Council due to concerns over access, parking and a bin store.

The application from ECE Planning Limited, for St John’s Court, in Penstone Close, was discussed during a meeting of the planning committee on Monday (February 6).

If eventually approved, it will see a three-storey side extension and a recessed roof-top extension added to the building, providing an extra nine flats.

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The council received nine letters objecting to the plans, with one concern being smells from a bin store – especially during hot weather – which was proposed to be set up close to one of the bungalows in Penstone Close.

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While the applicant didn’t think it would be a problem, pointing out that the store would be enclosed, committee members were not so sure.

They also raised concerns about the parking layout and whether there would be room for large vehicles to get in and out.