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Additions and Alterations to 96 Bazley Avenue, Sydenham, Durban

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Proposed Additions and Alterations to REM of Portion 3 of ERF 722 of the farm brickfield to existing dwelling at 96 Bazley Avenue, Sydenham, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.

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This application is made on behalf of our clients Mr & Mrs Cassim and we hereby make the following representation in respect to the heritage significance of the property under review. Architectural/ Aesthetic Significance: The existing building has no architectural/ aesthetic features of significance. The attached photographs of the existing house give a clear indication of this. The existing roof is constructed of Marseilles roof tiles. The new additions are to consist of a cement roof tile finish. Historical Significance: The building under review has a brickwork plinth which is to be maintained during the proposed additions and alterations. There are no other features which give this building any historical significance. Social/ Spiritual Significance: The property is zoned Maisonette 900 and is currently utilized as a private residence. Scientific/ Technological Significance: The property has a smooth plastered building of no scientific/ technological significance. Environmental/ Contextual Significance: The proposed additions and alterations have no impact on the environment and neither is the property of any environmental significance. The surrounding properties have no unifying features in the buildings to create a contextual significance. Impact of the Proposal on the Existing Structure: The proposal includes the addition of another floor onto the existing structure and would impact existing foundations which would be catered for in the engineering design. Other factors to be considered: There are no other factors of significance that need consideration for the approval of this application. Scope of Work: The proposed addition is for a new level above the existing structure which will house a new unit since the property is zoned maisonette 900. The proposed addition above the existing structure is the most cost effective and best use of space in the property which is not very wide and does not have much coverage. The proposed additions comply with Section 7 of the Ethekwini Municipality.

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Thursday, January 30, 2014 - 13:50

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4691

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