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Non-material amendment to the previously approved scheme under 24/00012/VAC to fit electric sectional roller shutter doors, front and rear, to existing carports at both no 8 and no 9 Sim Close.This is a joint application between Mr and Mrs Lockwood, owners and residents of 9 Sim Close and Mr and Mrs Brearley, owners and residents of no 8 Sim Close.Subject to approval, both properties are to be fitted with matching Hormann electric sectional roller shutter doors to both front and rear of the carports at no 8 and no 9 Sim Close (the attached plans refer to number 8 as plot 1 and number 9 as plot 2).It is proposed to fit both properties with the same specification and colour of door (Hormann LPU42 insulated white RAL9016) to match the existing doors/cladding. This is to ensure that the new doors are in keeping with the overall design of the development and the previously approved planning specifications.The carports are supported by two I-beams, front and rear, which are clad in white PVC, it is proposed to fit the roller doors to the inner face of each beam, this will create a secure parking area 3.7m wide x 5.7m long for both properties.The floor of the existing carports and external parking area is block paved and water permeable, there is to be no change to this flooring and so no alteration to the existing water drainage.The orientation of the buildings is such that the carports are not overlooked, front or back, by any neighbour or from any public path. In addition, the carports are not visible from any public highway, the nearest being Old Dalby Lane and the A606, Nottingham Road.Access to the carport for vehicle parking would be from the private driveway that is Sim Close. Access to the front of the carport is from a private footpath, this footpath is for the sole use of number 8 and number 9 Sim Close.The front doors would open up on the the existing lawned gardens of both properties and for this reason would be little used.

Street Record Sim Close Nether Broughton Leicestershire LE14 3FA

DecidedReference: 25/01185/NONMATMelton Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
8 Nov 2025
Validated
26 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
24 Dec 2025
Local authority
Melton Borough Council

Application overview

Non-material amendment to the previously approved scheme under 24/00012/VAC to fit electric sectional roller shutter doors, front and rear, to existing carports at both no 8 and no 9 Sim Close.This is a joint application between Mr and Mrs Lockwood, owners and residents of 9 Sim Close and Mr and Mrs Brearley, owners and residents of no 8 Sim Close.Subject to approval, both properties are to be fitted with matching Hormann electric sectional roller shutter doors to both front and rear of the carports at no 8 and no 9 Sim Close (the attached plans refer to number 8 as plot 1 and number 9 as plot 2).It is proposed to fit both properties with the same specification and colour of door (Hormann LPU42 insulated white RAL9016) to match the existing doors/cladding. This is to ensure that the new doors are in keeping with the overall design of the development and the previously approved planning specifications.The carports are supported by two I-beams, front and rear, which are clad in white PVC, it is proposed to fit the roller doors to the inner face of each beam, this will create a secure parking area 3.7m wide x 5.7m long for both properties.The floor of the existing carports and external parking area is block paved and water permeable, there is to be no change to this flooring and so no alteration to the existing water drainage.The orientation of the buildings is such that the carports are not overlooked, front or back, by any neighbour or from any public path. In addition, the carports are not visible from any public highway, the nearest being Old Dalby Lane and the A606, Nottingham Road.Access to the carport for vehicle parking would be from the private driveway that is Sim Close. Access to the front of the carport is from a private footpath, this footpath is for the sole use of number 8 and number 9 Sim Close.The front doors would open up on the the existing lawned gardens of both properties and for this reason would be little used.

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Reference
25/01185/NONMAT
Alternative references
PP-14443317

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Documents 31 of 31

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision letterDecision · PDF12 Jan 2026View
Decision letterDecision9 Jan 2026View
Proposed elevationsRevised Drawing · PDF26 Nov 2025View
Door specsApplication Documents · PDF20 Nov 2025View
PhotosPhoto20 Nov 2025View
PhotosPhoto20 Nov 2025View
PhotosPhoto20 Nov 2025View
PhotosPhoto20 Nov 2025View
Application form - without personal data 08.11.2025Forms and plans · PDF8 Nov 2025View
Overview carport 9 from parking view 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Overview carport 8 from parking view 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Support beam to the rear of carport 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Support beam to the front of carport 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Designated parking area viewed from carport 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Designated parking area viewed from carport 8 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Support beam to the front of carport 8 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Support beam to rear of carport 8 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Front of carport no.8 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Front of carport to no.9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Front door of no. 8 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Private footpath to the front of 8 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Private footpath to side of number 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Private footpath to front of number 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Private footpath to 8 & 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Private footpath to 8 & 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Front door no. 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Private driveway for 7, 8 & 9 parking 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Overview parking for 8 & 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Designated parking 9 08.11.2025Photo8 Nov 2025View
Proposed plots 1 & 2 08.11.2025Forms and plans · PDF8 Nov 2025View
Proposed landscaping plan 08.11.2025Forms and plans · PDF8 Nov 2025View

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