Stable conversion goes to appeal

Posted on November 16, 2007

A new move is being made to try to win the planning go-ahead to convert stables in Eaton Bray.

In August, South Beds District Council rejected the idea of converting the stables into a residential dwelling.

Now an appeal has been lodged to try to overturn that decision on the application for the Dyers Road stables.

The appeal will be decided through written representations and a site visit from a planning inspector. Anyone who would like to see the grounds of appeal can do so at the district council offices, in High Street North, during normal working hours.

Comments can be made in writing. Three copies of any written representations should be sent to: The Planning Inspectorate, 3/16 Eagle Wing, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6PN.

Comments should include the reference APP/N0220/A/07/2056120 and the name of the person who has lodged the appeal, Mrs M. Lay.

Written representations must be received by December 11.

They can only be considered if copies are also forwarded to the person appealing, before the above date.

Source: Dunstable Gazette, 14 November 2007