Agenda and minutes

Old Hall, Poolside, Madeley 21/00206/LBC

The Working Party objected to the proposed alteration to the symmetry of the ground

floor doorway given the character of the upper floor window and the rear gable.  The

new door should be divided up into 4 as the existing to retain the rhythm and integrity

of the rear elevation.  The group were content with the materials and the bifold nature

of the door and for the cross rail to be left out.

201 Aston Cottage, Aston   21/00194/FUL & 21/00195/LBC

The group supported the proposed alteration to the rear extension providing the brickwork

was a good match and the roof was carefully tied into the existing extension.  There was

however some concern over the two full height windows on the side elevation and the group

felt that a more conservative approach should be taken using windows at normal cill height to

help the extension tie in better with the existing extension.

8 Birches Farm Mews, Madeley  21/00331/FUL & 21/00332/LBC

No objections but the group felt that the lounge window would be a more successful

alteration to the building rather than the kitchen window.

103 High Street, Harriseahead  21/00343/FUL

The Group fully supported what they felt was a characterful and thoughtful approach

to the barn conversions, especially to the Dutch barn.  Some concerns were raised over the

balance of windows in the front elevation of the Dutch barn and felt that the rainwater goods

and downspouts should have been included on the drawings.  They were keen to ensure that

the cladding was set back to create a deep reveal on the brick piers on the front elevation to

make the design even more successful.