The side of 6 Lordship Lane is Zenoria Street

[macroban]

Interesting planning application for a two storey high illuminated advertising hoarding.

[karter]

Blimey,

If its the rotating type then I sure feel sorry if there are any tenants in the flat above..

[macroban]

From the Coucil documentation is looks like no residents have been consulted.

Perhaps it's not required for "advertising planning permission".

[karter]

I used to have one of these boards on a commercial property in Lewisham, it caused structural problems and was a nightmare legal battle to sort it out.

[Fuschia]

macroban Wrote:

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> From the Coucil documentation is looks like no

> residents have been consulted.

>

>

It says here they have

http://planningonline.southwarksites.com/planningonline2/AcolNetCGI.exe?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeNeighbours&TheSystemkey=9526750

[macroban]

No according to this.

Only two consultees - both internal to Southwark Council.

[Fuschia]

macroban Wrote:

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> No according to this.

>

> Only two consultees - both internal to Southwark

> Council.

You're looking at the list of internal consultees, so that makes sense.

Neighbours are listed elsewhere - if you read the page you're referring to, closely, there's a link there to neighbours.

[Huguenot]

It might be worth looking into the applicant - are they sufficiently robust to ensure that the site doesn't go derelict in the short term?

Remember that Southwark Council may be favourably disposed because outdoor companies often deliver other 'rewards' such as street furniture to councils that grant concessions.

It may also be possible to ensure that the site is only lit at reasonable hours.

If it is a rotating site please also be aware that their intermittent rumblings can drive a chap to the edge of insanity...

In the main though pretty ads aren't always a bad thing. Hello Boys...

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2413/2128201006_207ddf464c.jpg?v=0