Residents object to a five-story apartment building near Pellatt Road, fearing loss of views and increased strain on local resources.
A company wants to build thirteen homes. The location is Pellatt Road in Wembley, near the GEC Pavillion. The site now has grass and trees, and construction will change that. Neighbors have expressed their concerns, with some calling the development ugly.
They think it will worsen their lives and strain local resources. The building’s height is also a worry, as residents might lose their view. One person enjoys the roundabout view, with hedges and trees making it pleasant. The building would block this view, taking away natural beauty for locals.
They also love seeing Wembley Stadium. The arch is a cherished part of living there. The new building will block that iconic view.
Another resident says Wembley is packed, with many single homes and low apartment buildings already existing. Thirteen new apartments will cause issues, including more traffic and pollution.
The building has different levels of height, with some parts short and others tall. There will be one, two, three, four, and five floors. The apartments include one, two, or three bedrooms, but none are for affordable housing options.
Developers say more homes will help.
This can support the council’s goals. They designed it to fit the area, and new trees and plants will help the environment. They expect a decision next week, but the residents want a delay. Many don’t know about the plan, and a delay would let the people learn more before it goes to the council soon, on February twelfth.