Stanmore home could become children’s residential care home for two young people

HomeCouncilStanmore home could become children's residential care home for two young people

Stanmore home could become children’s residential care home for two young people

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A planning application has been submitted to Harrow Council seeking approval for a change of use at a residential property in Stanmore.

The proposal concerns 97 Gordon Avenue, Stanmore, Harrow, HA7 3QR.

The application requests a Certificate of Lawful Development to permit the conversion of the dwellinghouse from its current Class C3 residential use to a children’s residential care home falling under Class C3b classification.

If approved, the property would accommodate up to two young people in a residential care setting.

The application carries the reference number PL/2582/26 and has been submitted for consideration by the local planning authority.

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