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DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
Members are requested to declare the existence
and nature of any disclosable pecuniary
interest and/or other interest in any item on the agenda.
Minutes:
Councillor D K Watts declared a non-pecuniary
interest in agenda item 4.3 due to knowing the objector. Minute
number 4.3 refers.
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MINUTES  PDF 281 KB
The Committee is asked to confirm and sign the
minutes of the meeting held on 21 April 2021 as a correct
record.
Minutes:
The minutes of the
meeting held on 21 April 2021 were approved as a correct record,
subject to the amendment of minute number 71.5 to amend reference
to R Robinson being ward member of the application area as they
were not ward member for this area, and signed.
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NOTIFICATION OF LOBBYING
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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL
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Application Number 20/00056/OUT PDF 2 MB
Outline application to demolish
White House Farm and construct up to 250 dwellings, including the
provision of new areas of open space, children’s play,
landscaping and storm water attenuation, with all matters reserved
except for the formation of a vehicular access from the A6096 Shilo
Way (Awsworth Bypass) and secondary access from Newtons
Lane.
Land West of Awsworth (inside
The A6096), Including Land at Whitehouse Farm, Shilo Way,
Awsworth
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Outline application to demolish White House Farm and construct
up to 250 dwellings, including the provision of new areas of open
space, children’s play, landscaping and storm water
attenuation, with all matters reserved except for the formation of
a vehicular access from the A6096 Shilo
Way (Awsworth Bypass) and secondary
access from Newtons Lane.
Land
West of Awsworth (inside The A6096),
Including Land Aat Whitehouse Farm,
Shilo Way, Awsworth
This
application sought outline planning permission to construct up 250
dwellings and had been brought to Committee as the Section 106 (S106) contributions are not policy
compliant.
Members considered the late items for the application which
included an additional objection which raised concerns over the
planning process and increased pollution.
Ms J
Neville (applicant) and Mr L Birttle
(objecting) addressed the Committee prior to the general
debate.
Members debated the application and the following comments were
amongst those noted:
- The
proposal was over intensive for the surrounding area.
- The
proposal would generate more traffic.
- There were not enough school places for the increased
dwellings.
- The
was a need to construct houses in the borough.
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RESOLVED that
the Interim Head of Planning and Economic
Development be given delegated authority to grant planning
permission subject to:
(i) the prior
completion of an agreement under section 106 of the Town and
Country Planning Act 1990 to secure the provision of affordable
housing on the site and contributions towards: provision of
education measures, off-site highway works, provision and
maintenance of open space, integrated transport measures, improved
health facilities and improvements and maintenance of links towards
and over Bennerley Viaduct;
and
(ii) the following conditions:
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Application for approval of the reserved
matters shall be made to the Local Planning Authority before the
expiration of three years from the date of this
permission.
Reason: To comply with
S92 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 as amended by S51 of
the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.
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The development hereby permitted shall be
commenced before the expiration of two years from the date of
approval of the last of the reserved matters to be
approved.
Reason: To comply with
S92 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 as amended by S51 of
the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.
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The development hereby approved shall be
carried out in accordance with drawing numbers ADC1044/005 revision
D and drawing ADC1044/007 revision A received by the Local Planning
Authority on 7 October and 29 January 2020 respectively. Occupation
of the proposed development shall not take place until the site
access arrangements as shown on both of these plans have been
provided.
Reason: For the
avoidance of doubt and in the interest of highway
safety.
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Prior to the
submission of any reserved matters application the intrusive site
investigations identified within Section 12.8 of the
Geo-Environmental Assessment dated 11 December 2019 shall be
undertaken.
The findings of these
investigations shall be submitted to the Local Planning Authority
with the first reserved matters application and shall
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Application Number 20/00745/FUL PDF 1018 KB
Construct 42 dwellings with improved access,
provision of an internal access road, landscaping and associated
works following the demolition of buildings
Old Station Yard, Station Road, Beeston, NG9
2AB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Construct
42 dwellings with improved access, provision of an internal access
road, landscaping and associated works following the demolition of
buildings
Old
Station Yard, Station Road, Beeston, NG9 2AB
The
application sought to construct 42 dwellings with improved access,
provision of an internal access road, landscaping and associated
works following the demolition of buildings and was brought to the Committee following
deferral at meeting of 21 April 2021.
Members considered the late items for the application which
included an e-mail from a resident regarding access to scheme and
further information from the applicant.
Ms E
Christie (applicant) and Councillor T Roberts-Thompson (Ward
Member) addressed the Committee prior to the general
debate.
Members debated the application
and the following comments were amongst those noted:
- The
proposal was over intensive for the surrounding area.
- Further traffic issues for the surrounding area.
- There was a need to build affordable housing in the
borough.
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RESOLVED that
the Interim Head of Planning and Economic
Development be given delegated authority to grant planning
permission subject to:
(i) the prior
completion of an agreement under section 106 of the Town &
Country Planning Act 1990 to secure the provision of affordable
housing on the site and to cover contributions towards: provision
and maintenance of open space, and primary health care
and
(ii) the
following conditions:
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The
development hereby permitted shall be commenced before the
expiration of three years beginning with the date of this
permission.
Reason: to comply with s91 of the town and country planning
act 1990 as amended by s51 of the planning and compulsory purchase
act 2004.
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The
development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance
with the site location plan and drawings numbered pjsl20-05-001a,
600161-hex-0-gen-de-c-0110 sheets 1 and 2, 9478-pl02, 9478-pl06,
9478-pl07, 9478-pl10, and 9478-pl11 received by the local planning
authority on 26.10.21, 9478-pl20a, 9478-pl21a, 9478-pl22a,
9478-pl23a, 9478-pl24a and 9478-pl25a received by the local
planning authority on 01.12.20, 9478-pl03d, received by the local
planning authority on 26.03.21, the indicative tro shown on
60061-hex-00-gen-dr-c-0113 rev p02 and
60061-hex-00-gen-dr-c-0114_tro p01 received by the local planning
authority on 31.03.21 and 9530-l-01 rev b and 9530-l-02 rev b
received by the local planning authority on 07.04.21.
Reason: for the avoidance of
doubt.
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The development shall be
constructed only in accordance with the details of materials as
approved on drawing numbers 9478-pl20a, 9478-pl21a, 9478-pl22a,
9478-pl23a, 9478-pl24a and 9478-pl25a received by the local
planning authority on 01.12.20, unless alternative details have
otherwise been agreed in writing by the local planning
authority.
Reason: to ensure a satisfactory standard
of external appearance and in accordance with the aims of policy 17
of the broxtowe part 2 local plan (2019) and policy 10 of the
aligned core strategy (2014).
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No
above ground works shall be commenced until a
landscapingScheme has been submitted to and approved by the
local Planning authority. This scheme
shall include the following details:
(a)
proposed boundary treatments including
armco safety barriers
(b)
proposed hard surfacing
treatment
(c)
proposed lighting details particularly
in regard ...
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Application Number 21/00041/FUL PDF 1 MB
Construct first floor rear extension and front
and rear dormer windows
42 Sandy Lane Bramcote, Nottinghamshire, NG9
3GS
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Construct first floor rear
extension and front and rear dormer windows
42 Sandy Lane
Bramcote, Nottinghamshire, NG9 3GS
This application sought to
construct a first floor rear extension, a front and rear dormer
windows andcouncillor D K Watts had
requested this application be determined by the
Planning Committee. This application
was deferred at the meeting of 21 April 2021 in order for a site
visit to be undertaken.
There were no late
items.
Mr M Knowles (objecting)
addressed the Committee prior to the general debate.
Members debated the application
and the following comments were amongst those noted:
- The
proposal was over intensive for the surrounding area.
- There would be a loss of neighbour amenity.
RESOLVED that the application be
refused due to the
proposed extension by virtue of its excessive scale and massing
would represent an overdevelopment of the dwelling. The
extension would result in a significant loss of amenity for nos. 40
and 44 Sandy Lane. Accordingly, the proposal would be
contrary to Policy 17 of the Part 2 Local Plan (2019), Policy 10 of
the Broxtowe Aligned Core Strategy (2014) and the National Planning
Policy Framework (2019).
(Councillor D K Watts having declared an interest in this item,
left the Council Chamber prior to the debate.)
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Application Number 21/00038/REG3 PDF 1 MB
Construct 3 houses and 2 apartments with
associated parking and dropped kerb including provision of new
driveway to existing cottage and demolition of single storey
extension
Fishpond Cottage, 51 Ilkeston Road, Bramcote,
NG9 3JP
Minutes:
Construct 3 houses and 2 apartments with associated parking and
dropped kerb including provision of new driveway to existing
cottage and demolition of single storey extension
Fishpond Cottage, 51 Ilkeston Road, Bramcote, NG9 3JP
This application
sought approval to construct 3 houses and 2
apartments with associated parking and was brought to the Committee
as it is an application made by the Council.
Members considered the late items for the application which
included additional objections which raised concerns over the loss
of privacy, the building height, the overpowering nature of the
building and the loss of parking.
Ms Kim Melvill-Smith (objecting), Mr P Goodrick (applicant) and Councillor H Land and
I Tyler (Ward Members) addressed the Committee prior to the general
debate.
Members debated the application and the following comments were
amongst those noted:
- The
proposal was over intensive for the surrounding area.
- Further parking issues that would arise from the increased
number of residents.
- There would be a loss of neighbour amenity.
- There was a need to deliver housing within the area.
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RESOLVED that planning permission be granted subject to the
following conditions.
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The
development hereby permitted shall be commenced before the
expiration of three years beginning with the date of this
permission.
Reason: to comply with s91 of the town and country planning
act 1990 as amended by s51 of the planning and compulsory purchase
act 2004.
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The
development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance
with the site location plan and drawing numbers 5310-dr-01 rev p3,
rse_3314_tcp rev v1, 10903-s8-p3, 01401-s8-p2 and 01408-s8-p2
received by the local planning authority on 19.01.21, drawing
number 10905-s8-p1 received by the local planning authority on
28.01.21, drawing number 10410-s8-p1 received by the local planning
authority on 11.02.21, drawing numbers 01601-s8-p3, 01608-s8-p4,
and 10904-s8_p3 received by the local planning authority on
19.03.21, and drawing numbers
10409-s8-p4, 10609-s8-p5, 01630-s8-p3 received by the local
planning authority on 13.05.21.
Reason: for the avoidance of doubt.
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No
part of the development hereby approved shall be commenced until an
investigative survey of the site has been carried out and a report
submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning
authority. The survey must have regard for any potential ground and
water contamination, the potential for gas emissions and any
associated risk to the public, buildings and/or the environment.
The report shall include details of any necessary remedial measures
to be taken to address any contamination or other identified
problems.
Reason: in the interests of public health and safety and in
accordance with policy 19 of the broxtowe part 2 local plan
(2019).
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No
part of the development hereby approved shall be commenced until a
construction ecological management plan (cemp) has been submitted
to and approved in writing by the local planning
authority.
Reason: in the interests of safeguarding
ecological features on and adjacent to the site, in accordance with
the aims of policy 17 of the broxtowe aligned core strategy (2014)
and policy 31 of the broxtowe part 2 local ...
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Application Number 21/00182/FUL PDF 875 KB
Construct two storey front and rear
extensions, raise the ridge height inserting a hip roof to the
existing/extended dwelling including a loft conversion and rear box
dormer, insert a hip roof to the existing single storey side
extension and external alterations
29 Rivergreen Crescent, Bramcote,
Nottinghamshire, NG9 3ET
Minutes:
Construct two storey front and rear extensions, raise the ridge
height inserting a hip roof to the existing/extended dwelling
including a loft conversion and rear box dormer, insert a hip roof
to the existing single storey side extension and external
alterations.
29
Rivergreen Crescent, Bramcote, Nottinghamshire, NG9 3ET
This application
sought to construct a two storey front and rear
extension and had been brought to the Committee at the request of
Councillor D K Watts.
Members considered the late items for the application which
included additional objections which raised concerns over the loss
of privacy, the building height, the overpowering nature of the
building.
Mrs S Atton (objecting) and Mr
W Woods (applicant) addressed the Committee prior to the general
debate.
Members debated the application
and the following comments were amongst those noted:
- The
proposal was over intensive for the surrounding area.
- There would be a loss of neighbour amenity.
RESOLVED that the
application be refused due to the height and scale of the proposed
extensions would be out of keeping with the character of properties
in the locality and have a negative impact on neighbour
amenity. Accordingly, the proposed development would be
contrary to the aims of Policy 10 of the Broxtowe Aligned Core
Strategy (2014) and Policy 17 of the Part 2 Local Plan
(2019).
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Application Number 21/00096/OUT PDF 1 MB
Outline application with all matters reserved
to construct detached dwelling
Land adjacent to 24 Princess Avenue, Beeston,
Nottinghamshire, NG9 2DH
Minutes:
Outline application
with all matters reserved to construct detached dwelling
Land adjacent to 24 Princess Avenue, Beeston,
Nottinghamshire, NG9 2DH
This application
sought to construct a detached dwelling with all matters reserved
and had been brought to the Committee at the request of L A
Lally.
There were no late
items or public speakers.
Members debated the application and the following comments were
amongst those noted:
- The
proposal was appropriate for the area.
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RESOLVED that planning permission be granted subject to the
following conditions.
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Application for approval of the reserved
matters shall be made to the local planning authority before the
expiration of three years from the date of this
permission.
Reason: to comply with s92 of the town and
country planning act 1990 as amended by s51 of the planning and
compulsory purchase act 2004.
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The development hereby
permitted shall be commenced before the expiration of two years
from the date of approval of the last of the reserved matters to be
approved.
Reason: to comply with
s92 of the town and country planning act 1990 as amended by s51 of
the planning and compulsory purchase act 2004.
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The outline permission
relates to the 1:500 block plan received by the local planning
authority on 2 april 2021.
Reason: for the
avoidance of doubt.
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Before any development
is commenced detailed drawings and particulars showing the
following (the 'reserved matters') shall be submitted to and
approved by the local planning authority:
A) the means of access
and parking provision within the site;
B) the scale, layout
and external appearance of the dwelling;
C) the means of access
and parking provision within the site; and
D) the landscaping
treatment of the site.
The development shall
be carried out strictly in accordance with the approved
details.
Reason: the
application was submitted in outline only and the development
cannot proceed satisfactorily without the outstanding matters being
agreed in advance of the development commencing in the interests of
ensuring the details of the development are acceptable to the local
planning authority.
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The detailed drawings
and particulars required under condition 4(a) shall include the
following details:
A) access
width;
B) surfacing
treatments;
C) visibility splays;
and
D) drainage of parking
areas
The development shall
be carried out strictly in accordance with the approved details and
provided prior to the first occupation of the proposed
dwelling.
Reason:the application was
submitted in outline only and to ensure that the details of the
development are acceptable to the local planning authority.
In the interests of highway safety and in accordance with the aims
of policy 17 of the part 2 local plan (2019) and policies 10 and 14
of the broxtowe aligned core strategy (2014).
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Notes to applicant
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The council has acted
positively and proactively in the determination of this application
by working to determine it within the agreed determination
timescale.
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Due to the proximity
of the site to residential properties it is recommended that
contractors limit noisy works to between ...
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INFORMATION ITEMS
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Delegated Decisions PDF 217 KB
Minutes:
The delegated decisions were noted.
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