The Broxbourne Borough Council has received several significant planning applications under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. These proposals reflect a diverse range of developments aimed at enhancing the local infrastructure and housing options.

• Zero Carbon Homes Development: An outline application has been submitted for the development of six new zero carbon homes, along with a footway/cycle path and associated open space and landscaping. This project is located on land to the rear of 612 Goffs Lane, part of the former IN-EX Nursery in Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire. All matters are reserved except for site access (Ref: 07/23/0312/O).
• Listed Building Conversion: A listed building consent application seeks to make internal alterations to convert existing first-floor office areas into one one-bedroom apartment and one two-bedroom apartment at 49 High Street, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire. This site is within a conservation area and affects the setting of a listed building (Ref: 07/26/0253/LB).
• Community Facility Development: An outline permission application with all matters reserved proposes the development of a community facility (Class F2), commercial, business, and service uses (Class E), along with improvements to external recreation and amenity spaces at Goffs Oak Playing Fields, Goffs Lane, Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire (Ref: 07/26/0299/O).
• Hotel Reconfiguration and Extension: The Delta Marriott Hotel in Cheshunt is seeking permission for reconfiguration and extension of its existing accommodation. This includes a two-storey courtyard infill with ancillary restaurant, cafe, gym, and spa facilities. The proposal involves a net loss of three guestrooms, resulting in a total of 142 hotel guestrooms. Additional cycle parking, landscaping, and associated works are also planned (Ref: 07/26/0319/F).

These applications can be inspected at Broxbourne Borough Council's website or at the Borough Offices. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their representations within 14 days from the date of this notice.

For further details on each application or to express any concerns or support, residents are advised to contact the Broxbourne Borough Council directly.

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