Broxbourne planning applications for Manto’s and other sites

Broxbourne Borough Council reviews multiple planning applications affecting local conservation areas

Broxbourne planning applications include Manto’s canopy and shop front alterations

Broxbourne Borough Council considers planning applications for Manto’s canopy, shop front changes, and listed building consents. Residents can view details and submit representations.

Broxbourne Borough Council evaluates planning applications for conservation areas

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Broxbourne Borough Council has received several planning applications under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, impacting various sites within the borough. These proposals include developments in conservation areas and requests for listed building consent, reflecting ongoing efforts to balance modernisation with heritage preservation.

One of the key applications involves Manto’s, located at 32 High Road Wormley Hertfordshire EN10 6LE. The proposal seeks permission to erect a lightweight glazed canopy around the external seating area. This development aims to enhance the dining experience by providing sheltered outdoor seating while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the conservation area.

Another application pertains to alterations of shop fronts at 63 - 65 High Road Wormley Hertfordshire EN10 6JJ. This proposal is also situated within a conservation area, necessitating careful consideration to ensure that any changes align with the historical character of the surroundings.

Additionally, listed building consent is sought for two separate projects. The first involves replacing the garage roof at 31 High Road Wormley Hertfordshire EN10 6HT. The second application requests permission for an orangery side extension at Lantern Cottage, Carneles Green Church Lane Wormley Hertfordshire EN10 7QB. Both projects require adherence to strict guidelines to preserve the architectural significance of these listed buildings.

How can I view the full details of these planning applications?

Interested parties can inspect the full details of these applications by visiting Broxbourne Borough Council's official website or by attending the Borough Offices in person.

What is the deadline for submitting representations?

Representations regarding these applications must be submitted within 14 days from the date of this notice's publication.

Where should representations be sent?

Representations should be directed to Broxbourne Borough Council's Planning Department, either through their online portal or via postal mail.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to review the proposals and submit their feedback promptly. The council values community input in shaping decisions that affect local heritage and urban development.

For further information and to access the original public notice, please visit Public Notice Portal.