Plans have been submitted for two floors to be added to a two-storey building in St Albans.

The application, validated yesterday (Tuesday, December 19), would see two new dwellings created at 115 London Road.

Planning permission for the site's use to be changed from a restaurant to residential was granted in April, on the condition that development begins within three years.

Herts Advertiser: Proposed elevations for 115 London Road.Proposed elevations for 115 London Road. (Image: SMB / St Albans City & District Council)

The site, within a conservation area, would need to be compatible with the scale, character and appearance of the existing building.

The proposed extension would see two floors added to the rear portion of the building, maintaining the existing façade.

No allocated car parking is included within the plans.

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A planning statement attached to the application claims that the plans have been designed  "to be in-keeping with the area and the host building".

The application can be viewed by using reference 5/2023/2272 on the St Albans City & District Council planning portal.

Herts Advertiser: Proposed floor plans for 115 London Road.Proposed floor plans for 115 London Road. (Image: SMB / St Albans City & District Council)

No objections or comments have yet been made.