MINUTES OF A
MEETING OF THE DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE – SITE INSPECTIONS HELD AT COUNTY
HALL, NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT ON THURSDAY, 16 DECEMBER 2004 COMMENCING AT 11.55 AM
Present :
Mrs M J Miller (Chairman), Mr B E Abraham,
Mr E Fox, Mrs M A Jarman, Mrs B Lawson (deputising for
Mr J H Fleming), Mr C H Lillywhite,
Mr A A Taylor, Mr D G Williams,
Mr D T Yates
Also Present (non-voting) :
Mr
A C Bartlett, Mr C B W Chapman, Mr M Cunningham
Apologies :
Mr A C Coburn, Mr J H Fleming,
Mr J F Howe, Mr V J Morey,
Mr J A Whittaker
69. MINUTES
RESOLVED :
THAT subject to minute 67 (a)
(i) item 7, be amended to show that the decision read “Deferred for a Site
Inspection by the Development Control Committee”, the Minutes of the meeting
held on 7 December 2004 be confirmed.
70. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
Mr A A Taylor
declared a personal interest and prejudicial in minute 71, item 1 – Brickfields, Newnham Road, Ryde, as he lives
in the vicinity and the Applicant is a personal friend.
Mr E Fox declared
a personal interest in minute 71, item 1 – Brickfields, Newnham Road, Ryde, as
he knew the Applicant.
Mr B E Abraham
declared a personal interest in minute 71, item 1 – Brickfields, Newnham Road,
Ryde, as he knew the Applicant.
Mr M J Cunningham
declared a personal interest in minute 71, item 3 – land
rear of 32 St John’s Road, Newport
71.
REPORT OF THE HEAD OF PLANNING SERVICES
Planning
Applications and Related Matters
Consideration was given to items 1 – 3 in the report of
the Head of Planning Services.
RESOLVED :
THAT
the applications be determined as detailed below :
The reasons for the resolutions made
in accordance with Officer recommendation are given in the Planning
report. Where resolutions are made
contrary to Officer recommendation the reasons for doing so are contained in
the minutes.
Application: |
TCP/17828/S |
Details: |
Outline for retail unit with
parking (revised scheme); Brickfields, Newnham Road, Ryde |
Additional Representations: |
None |
Comment: |
Members felt that the proposed scheme was to large for the site to be able to be considered as an ancillary building |
Decision: |
Committee
has taken into consideration and agrees with the reasons for the
recommendation as set out under paragraph titled Justification for
Recommendation of the report and resolves: Refusal of planning permission, for the reasons set
out in the Part II Register |
Reasons: |
As per report (item 1) |
Application: |
TCP/23485/C |
Details: |
Change of use of summerhouse to bed & breakfast
accommodation for maximum of 2 persons; Tamarisk, Love Lane, Ventnor |
Additional Representations: |
None |
Comment: |
Members felt that the application was ideally sited
for tourist accommodation |
Decision: |
Contrary to Officers recommendation, Member granted
a Temporary three year planning permission personal to the Applicant |
Reasons: |
Notwithstanding local planning policies and
Officers recommendation, Members concluded that there were other material
considerations that outweigh the issue of policy, as the Applicant is a local
fisherman and working within the local cove and providing up keep of the
area, they decided to grant a 3 year temporary permission, which would “tie”
the permission to the applicant and would cease to be valid if the applicant
did not occupy the property or the property were to be sold (item 2) |
Application: |
Before debate began on the
following item, the Development Control Manager declared a personal interest,
as he knew the Objector TCP/26419 |
Details: |
Pair
of semi-detached houses; land rear of 32 St John’s Road, Newport |
Additional Representations: |
An updated plan was received |
Comment: |
Members considered the proposal represented over development and were concerned with the arrangement of dwelling and limited amenity space |
Decision: |
Contrary to Officer recommendation, Members refused
planning permission |
Reasons: |
Notwithstanding the recommendation for conditional approval, Members concluded that in their view, the development of this site with a pair of semi-detached houses was backland, over development and would have a detrimental effect on the neighbouring properties (item 3) |
CHAIRMAN