Land At Eustace Crescent (Phoenix Avenue) Wokingham RG40 1PS

Application for a non-material amendment to planning consent F/2014/1612 to introduce a small area of landscaping in front of plots 2 and 3 to better negotiate site levels and access into the plots; relocate the double doors out of Apartment Block A1’s (flats 11-19) refuse store from the side access round to the courtyard area due to site levels; revise the space between car parking bays 2 and 3 to accommodate an existing Virgin Media Kiosk; update the arrangement of road south of plot 62 to maintain an appropriate landscape strip between the road and the unit; extend the retaining wall between plots 54 and 55 due to site levels; additional soft landscape introduced to the square adjacent to plot 39 and Apartment Block A1’s (flats 11-19); storage arrangement within Apartment Block A2 (flats 42-52) revised to have double doors out into the underpass for the purpose of cycle storage; storage arrangement within Apartment Block A2 (flats 42-52) revised to omit single door, separating wall and introduce path out to car park for the purpose of cycle storage; cycle store within Apartment Block A2 (flats 42-52) parking court omitted in favour of integral cycle storage within the apartment block and tree added in place of the omitted cycle store; car parking bay 73 moved south to access to cycle store; primary door to the north of Apartment Block A2 (flats 42-52) handed; Apartment Block A1 (flats 11-19) courtyard arrangement revised to increase soft landscaping due to site levels; introduce terracing to the rear gardens of plot 26 – 29; revise access to the rear gardens of plots 26-29; introduced gravel strips to private / shared rear paths; Plot 40 & 41 repositioning due to boundary info/dimensions revision to fit the access path in; boundary treatment changes; omission of cycle store to Block 2; reduction of hard landscaping in favour of soft; omission of conservations kerbs.

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