Issue - meetings

Residential development of up to 32 dwellings, (incorporating 25% affordable housing) with associated open space and infrastructure.

Councillor Heaney had earlier declared a non-pecuniary interest in relation to Planning Application 16/01994/DETAIL by virtue of the fact she was a local Ward Member.

Members were informed that this was a reserved matters application seeking approval following on from the approval on appeal, on 2 February 2016, of outline planning permission 15/00675/OUT.

Members were reminded that the application had been refused by resolution of the Committee on 28 July 2015 but it was requested, in the event of the appeal being allowed by the Planning Inspectorate, that any reserved matters application be referred back to the Committee for a decision.

The Committee had before it the published Officer report containing the key planning issues, relevant planning policies, planning history, any response from consultees, written representations received and a recommendation of approval.

At the meeting, an oral presentation was made by the Council’s Planning Manager (GG) in respect of the application.

Following discussion by the Committee, it was moved by Councillor Fairley, seconded by Councillor Hones and unanimously RESOLVED that the Head of Planning (or equivalent authorised officer) be authorised to grant planning permission for the development, subject to the change of plot 20 (council house) to a similar design to plot 19, and further subject to the following condition:-

1) Accordance with approved plans.