Agenda and minutes

Agreed.

Councillor Dale wanted his apologies noted for last month’s meeting on 23 June 2004.

The Members noted the report.

The Members agreed to accept the original approval, and have granted permission with the following conditions:

1. I.6 Completion of Car Parking

2. Q3 Matching Facing Materials

3. The garden areas indicated on drawing no. SK.01 shall be laid out prior to the occupation of the flats, and thereafter retained permanently for the enjoyment of the occupiers of the premises and not used for any other purpose.

4. The first floor flat should be laid out as a one bedroom dwelling, as shown on drawing number 01 rev B, and thereafter permanently retained.

Planning permission is granted subject to the following conditions:

1. O1 Details of dustbin enclosures.

2. Q3 Matching facing materials

3. The two parking spaces to the front of the property shall be retained permanently for the accommodation of vehicles of occupiers and visitors to the premises and not used for any other purpose.

Planning permission is refused due to the following reason:

The proposed flat conversion is contrary to policy H10 and H15 in that the private amenity space provision for the first floor unit is not accessible to the unit.

This application was withdrawn.

Planning permission is granted for a temporary 2 year period subject to the following conditions:

1. D1 Temporary Permission (Buildings)

2. Q1 Details/Samples of Facing Materials

3. R1 Ramped Access

Planning permission is refused for the following reason:

1. The proposed development would be an overdevelopment of the site resulting in a cramped form of development producing an unsatisfactory relationship to the adjoining properties, and would be detrimental to the character of the area and the visual amenities of the street scene, contrary to policy H13 of the Council’s Unitary Development Plan.

Planning permission is refused for the following reasons:

1. The proposed development by virtue of its design represents an incongruous feature in the street scene, out of character with the existing building and surrounding area, contrary to policy H13 of the Council’s Unitary Development Plan 1996.

2.  The proposed development fails to provide adequate habitable floor space for a 2 bedroom dwelling, contrary to policy H16 of the Council’s Unitary Development Plan 1996.

Planning permission is refused for the following reason:

The proposal is contrary to Policy H.7 of the Unitary Development Plan in that it is not located in a detached residential house and the use could lead to increased noise and disturbance to the surrounding residential properties.

Received details on 3 appeals lodged and 2 appeals determined.

Received details on delegated decisions.

* - denotes public speakers present