Decision details

Construct 250 Dwellings (Reserved Matters in Relation to Reference 20/00056/OUT - Appearance, Landscaping, Layout and Scale)

Land West of Awsworth (inside the A6096) Including Land at Whitehouse Farm Shilo Way Awsworth Nottinghamshire

The application was brought before the Committee because it was a reserved matters application for a large major residential development.

There were a number of late items including comments from residents about anthrax and revisions to plans.

Lorna Ryder, on behalf of the applicant, Keith Brittle, objecting, and Greg Stackhouse, objecting, addressed the meeting prior to the general debate. 

The Committee gave consideration to all representations before it and there was concern about traffic, access issues, pedestrian and cyclist safety on Shilo Way, the public transport strategy and the amenity and privacy properties which neighboured the site.  It was confirmed that any signs of anthrax would be dealt with through standard land decontamination procedures. 

It was noted that the access to the site had already been determined and could not be reconsidered.  It was requested that there be a construction management plan to ensure that development would commence at the Shilo Way end of the site.

It was proposed by Councillor R I Jackson and seconded by Councillor D D Pringle that the application be deferred to allow the developer to give further consideration to neighbour amenity and to write a construction management plan.  On being put to the meeting the motion was carried.

            RESOLVED that the planning application be deferred.

Reasons

To allow the developer to give further consideration to neighbour amenity and to write a construction management plan. 

Having declared a non registrable interest that related directly to the wellbeing of relative, Councillor L A Ball BEM left the meeting for the duration of the item and did not vote thereon.

Also having declared a non registrable interest that related directly to the wellbeing of relative, Councillor P J Owen left the meeting for the duration of the item and did not vote thereon.