44 Cleeve Road, Birmingham, B14 4EQ
Proposal
Erection of single storey rear extension
- Received
- 13 August 2026
- Decided
- 29 September 2026 · Refuse
- Council
- Birmingham City Council
- Ward
- Billesley
- ReceivedSubmitted13 Aug
- ValidatedValidated4 Aug
- Consult.Consultation
- TargetTarget Date29 Sep
- DecidedDecided29 Sep
Decided in 56 days (council typically 56)
This is a planning application for a single storey rear extension at 44 Cleeve Road,Birmingham,B14 4EQ. Birmingham has handled 241 applications of this type and approves 91% of them, typically deciding them in 37 days. This one was decided in 47 days, 10 days longer than Birmingham's median. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 43 applications across Billesley. We hold 304 applications in total for the B14 postcode area.
Application Details
Applicant & Agent
Planning Application Dates
Planning Decision
Why it was refused
- The proposed extension does not comply with the 45 Degree Code for House Extensions and would lead to a loss of outlook and light to No. 42 Cleeve Road. As such the proposal would be contrary to Policy PG3 of the Birmingham Development Plan 2017, Birmingham Design Guide SPD 2022, Policies DM2 and DM10 of the Development Management in Birmingham DPD 2021 and the National Planning Policy Framework.
- The proposed extension would result in insufficient light and outlook to the dining room which would be unduly harmful to the amenity levels of the occupiers of the property. As such the proposal would be contrary to Policies PG3 and TP27 of the Birmingham Development Plan 2017, Birmingham Design Guide SPD 2022, Policy DM2 of the Development Management in Birmingham DPD 2021 and the National Planning Policy Framework.
From the council's decision notice.
Publicity
Appeal
Additional Information
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Planning constraints
Designations that overlap or adjoin the site outline.
- Article 4 direction: City Wide Hmo
- Flood zone 1: Low probability (rivers and sea)
Also checked, none recorded (23)
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