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Not to be heard before 9.30am
WARD NAME Tavistock South East
APPLICATION NUMBER 2560/20/HHO
LOCATION 6 Tiddy Brook Road, Whitchurch
DEVELOPMENT READVERTISEMENT (Revised plans received) Householder application for proposed single storey rear extension, convert single attached garage, installation of roof lights and dormer
Not to be heard before 10.45am
WARD NAME Bere Ferrers
APPLICATION NUMBER 3424/19/FUL
LOCATION "Field at Sx 453 669, Adjacent to Woolacombe Road", Bere Alston
DEVELOPMENT READVERTISEMENT (Revised Plans Received) Application for 31no. new dwellings and associated access road and pedestrian link
Not to be heard before 12.15pm
WARD NAME Tavistock North
APPLICATION NUMBER 2672/20/HHO
LOCATION 31 Glanville Road, Tavistock
DEVELOPMENT Householder application for proposed ground
floor extension to dwelling house and
replacement garage roof
Not to be heard before 2.00pm
WARD NAME Bridestowe
APPLICATION NUMBER 2295/20/FUL
LOCATION "Land At SX 445 910", East of West Headson Farm, Bratton Clovelly
DEVELOPMENT Retrospective application for gate to field for
access to livestock
Minutes:
*DM&L 50
The Chairman confirmed that two applications, 2672/20/HHO and 2295/20/FUL had been withdrawn from the agenda.
The Committee proceeded to consider the application(s) that had been prepared by the Development Management Specialists and considered also the comments of the Town and Parish Councils together with other representations received, which were listed within the presented agenda report and summarised below, and RESOLVED that:
(a) Application No: 2560/20/HHO Ward: Tavistock South East
Site Address: 6 Tiddy Brook Road, Whitchurch
READVERTISEMENT (revised plans received) Householder application for proposed single storey rear extension, convert single attached garage, installation of roof lights and dormer.
Speakers included:
Supporter – Mrs K Bridgewater
Town Council Representative – Cllr P Ward
RECOMMENDATION: Conditional Approval
During discussion, the following points were raised:
(a) The Town Councillor explained the town council initially raised concerns over expansion of a business, however since the letter of representation from the agent had been posted on the website he was confident that the objections were overcome.
(b) If the business was to expand and no longer be ancillary use enforcements officers would look at the situation.
COMMITTEE DECISION: Conditional Approval.
Conditions:
1. Standard time limit
2. Adherence to plans
3. Materials to match
4. The drainage scheme shall be installed in strict accordance with the approved plans, maintained and retained in accordance with the agreed details for the life of the development. And, if any other drainage scheme than that approved as part of this permission is proposed then a mitigating drainage alternative shall be agreed with the Local Planning Authority.
5. To be used ancillary to main house only.
6. Existing treatment room shall cease to be used as such upon first use of a treatment room as approved.
(b) Application No: 3424/19/FUL Ward: Bere Ferrers
Site Address: “Field at SX453 669, Adjacent to Woolacombe Road” Bere Alston
READVERTISEMENT (revised plans received) Application for 31no. new dwellings and associated access road and pedestrian link.
There was no update to the Case Officer’s report.
Speakers included:
Supporter – Mr D Summerfield
Parish Councillor – Cllr B Lamb
Local Ward Member – Cllr P Crozier;
RECOMMENDATION: Delegate to Head of Practice Lead Development Management, in conjunction with Chairman to conditionally grant planning permission, subject to a Section 106 legal obligation, for the following contributions towards:
DCC Education -£16,830.00
OSSR: Off-site Play Contribution of £20,073.60, towards improvements to, and on-going maintenance of, play facilities at the Recreation Ground and/or the Parish Hall and/or Underways at the discretion of the Council
Off-site Sports Contribution of £25,835, towards improvements to, and on-going maintenance of, the changing rooms at the Recreation Field, static exercise equipment in the village of Bere Alston and improvements to the basketball area behind the village hall.
Affordable Housing - 9 units. Plots 13, 24 and 27 shared ownership and plots 25, 26, 28, 29,30 and 31 social rented units
Tamar Estuary Special Area of Conservation £14,597.73.
Movement of the 30 mph sign 70 metres to the south east of the site
entrance. £5000.00 to carry out the TRO.
Conditions (list not in full)
1 Time limit
2. Accord with plans
3. Materials to be agreed before development proceeds beyond slab
level.
4. Full details of the hard and soft landscaping of the public open space,
including play equipment , fencing, surfacing, bins and benches.
5 .Archaeological scheme of investigation
6. Unexpected contamination
7. No commencement until details of access road; ironwork; site
Compound.
8 No occupation until cul de sac carriageway including turning head has been laid out and kerbed. Drained and constructed; footways have been provided; visibility splays have been laid out; street lighting for the spine road has been erected where appropriate (based on on ecology constraints); car parking has been completed.
9. Once constructed the carriageway, turning head, footways and footpaths shall be maintained.
10. No external lighting shall be erected on the site until the type, direction and lux level of that lighting being first submitted to and agreed by the Local Planning Authority.
11. Construction management plan
12. PD removal for sheds, hard surfaces, in the rear garden to protect the net gain in biodiversity
13. Drainage condition
14. Prior to occupation, details of the proposed garden gates shall be submitted to and approved by the Local Planning Authority
15. Prior to occupation of Plots 17, 22 and 11 the route through shall be completed and open for pedestrians to use.
16. Details of the planting for northern hedge shall be submitted to and agreed by the LPA prior to commencement beyond slab level and planting shall be
17. The open space in the middle of the site shall be retained as open space and shall not be used for any other purpose without the prior written consent of the local planning authority.
18. Hedge protection details.
19. Hedge retention.
20. Prior to their installation details of the boundary treatments shall be submitted to and approved by the LPA
21. LEMP
22. Development to be in accordance with Energy Statement.
23. Development to be carried out in accordance with the Geotechnical/ geoenvironmental report.
24. Development to be in accordance with the biodiversity Report.
Informatives:
Two x highway informative
PROW informative
In discussion, reference was made to:
(a) Concerns on the entrance road to the development leading onto a country lane with impeded visibility due to high hedges and a cross roads junction. Preferred access via the northern boundary.The Solicitor urged caution to the committee as there were no objections received from SWH.
(b) The proposed laying of paviers raising concerns for refuse vehicles crossing the development. A request to change to bitmac surface at the higher end of the development.
(c) Solar panels not being made obligatory on all of the dwellings caused concerns.
(d) The need for enhanced landscaping particularly on the northern boundary of the development.
(e) Proposal for ducting to be in place for installation of superfast broadband
COMMITTEE DECISION: Application deferred to enable discussion to take place on improvement to the two junctions on Woollacombe Road.
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