PLANS to build an extension at a property in Lichfield have been rejected.
The proposals had been put forward for 35 Grange Lane which would have seen the single-storey expansion to the existing garage and porch to create an enlarged kitchen and downstairs toilet.
It would also have seen the driveway made larger.
But a planning notice said the plans would not be approved:
"The garage extension by virtue of its strong deviation from the existing predominant building line along Grange Lane would appear discordant with the predominant character of the streetscene.
"The discordancy would be exacerbated by the use of render as a finish for the external walls.
"In this respect the proposal would not be sympathetic to local character and fail to maintain a strong sense of place."
Full details can be found on Lichfield District Council's planning website.
