Role

Harrow Council's drainage and infrastructure officer

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The council's drainage and infrastructure officer's concerns about watercourses are being considered in planning decisions.

Harrow Council's Planning Committee approved plans for a new temple at 2d Nibthwaite Road and 61a Station Road in May 2026, despite initial concerns raised by the council's drainage and infrastructure officer. The officer's concerns, reported in May 2026, related to a watercourse running beneath the site. This decision highlights how the officer's assessments of drainage and infrastructure aspects are considered during planning application reviews.

The council's drainage and infrastructure officer is responsible for assessing drainage and infrastructure aspects of planning applications within Harrow. Their role involves evaluating potential issues such as watercourses, which are then considered by planning committees when making decisions on new developments. No further discussions or decisions specifically involving the officer are currently scheduled in the provided material.

Key facts

  1. Harrow Council's Planning Committee approved plans for a new temple at 2d Nibthwaite Road and 61a Station Road in May 2026. Source
  2. The council's drainage and infrastructure officer raised initial concerns about a watercourse beneath the temple site. Source
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