Items
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94. |
Minutes
Minutes of meeting held on 14th
November, 2016 (previously circulated).
Minutes:
The minutes of the meeting held on the
14th November 2016 were signed by the Chairman as a
correct record.
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95. |
Items of Urgent Business authorised by the Chairman
Minutes:
There were no items of urgent business.
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96. |
Declarations of Interest
To receive declarations by Members of interests in
respect of items on this Agenda.
Members are reminded that, in accordance with the
Localism Act 2011, they are required to declare any disclosable
pecuniary interests which have not already been declared in the
Council’s Register of Interests. (It is a criminal offence
not to declare a disclosable pecuniary interest either in the
Register or at the meeting).
Whilst not a legal requirement, in accordance with
Council Procedure Rule 9 and in the interests of clarity and
transparency, Members should declare any disclosable pecuniary
interests which they have already declared in the Register, at this
point in the meeting.
In accordance with Part B Section 2 of the Code
Of Conduct, Members are required to
declare the existence and nature of any other interests as defined
in paragraphs 8(1) or 9(2) of the Code of Conduct.
Minutes:
There were no declarations of interest.
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97. |
Site Visit
Minutes:
A site visit was held in respect of the
following applications:
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16/00276/OUT
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Lune Industrial Estate,
Lancaster
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Marsh Ward
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16/00335/OUT
16/01271/OUT
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Land Between Brewers Barn And The A601(M),
Carnforth
Land To The South West Of Thorneycroft,
Arkholme
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Carnforth and Millhead Ward
Kellet Ward
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The following members were present at the site
visit, which took place on Monday 5th December 2016:
Councillors Eileen Blamire, Stuart Bateson,
Carla Brayshaw, Claire Cozler, Mel Guilding, Malcolm Thomas and
Peter Yates.
Officers in Attendance:
Jennifer Rehman – Major Applications
Planning Officer
Tessa Mott – Democratic Support
Officer
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98. |
23 - 25 North Road, Lancaster  PDF 539 KB
Phased change of use and conversion of bar,
nightclub and shop (A1/A4) to student accommodation comprising four
7-bed, two 8-bed and one 9-bed cluster flats (sui generis), one
3-bed and two 5-bed cluster flats and 32 residential studios (C3)
and gym area with associated internal and external alterations,
erection of two 2-storey rear extensions, associated landscaping
and carparking and Relevant Demolition of existing rear extensions
for Bargh Estates & CityBlock Ltd
Minutes:
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A5
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16/00274/FUL
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Phased
change of use and conversion of bar, nightclub and shop (A1/A4) to
student accommodation comprising four 7-bed, two 8-bed and one
9-bed cluster flats (sui generis), one 3-bed and two 5-bed cluster
flats and 32 residential studios (C3) and gym area with associated
internal and external alterations, erection of two 2-storey rear
extensions, associated landscaping and carparking and Relevant
Demolition of existing rear extensions for Bargh Estates &
CityBlock Ltd
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Bulk Ward
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A
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A site visit took place in respect of this
item on 23rd May 2016 minute 5 (2016/2017) refers.
Under the scheme of public participation,
Sophie Tarif and Alistair Burg-Broquere spoke against the
application, Councillor Lucy Atkinson and Nathan Burns spoke
neutrally about the application and Richard Barton on behalf of the
applicant, spoke in support.
It was proposed by Councillor Helen Helme and
seconded by Councillor Stuart Bateson:
“That the application be
approved.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That Planning Permission and consent
for Relevant Demolition be granted subject to the following
conditions:
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1.
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Standard 3 year
timescale.
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2.
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Development in accordance with
approved plans.
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3.
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Construction Management Scheme.
(Pre-commencement)
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4.
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Contamination Assessment.
(Pre-commencement)
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5.
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Archaeological Building Recording.
(Pre-commencement)
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6.
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Surface water drainage scheme.
(Pre-commencement)
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7.
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Foul drainage.
(Pre-commencement)
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8.
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Flood evacuation procedure and
development in accordance with Flood Risk Assessment including
measures.
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9.
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Materials - details of all
elevational, rainwater goods, roof and surface materials required
(pre-construction above ground level).
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10.
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Security Measures.
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11.
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Landscaping scheme for rear
façade courtyard (details of the materials and landscaping).
(Pre-occupation)
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12.
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Refuse and Cycle storage.
(Pre-occupation)
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13.
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Improvement of Bus Stops.
(Pre-occupation)
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14.
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Finished Floor Levels as per Flood
Risk Assessment.
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15.
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Noise Condition
(47dB Leq at
63Hz and 41dB Leq at 125Hz within bedrooms, and 52dB Leq at 63Hz
and 46dB Leq at 125 Hz within living rooms with windows shut and
other means of ventilation provided). Scheme to be implemented in
accordance with the specification as contained within PDA September
2016 Noise report (Ref 8885/1936/ECE/02).
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16.
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Prior Occupation condition to ensure
that noise limits described in condition 15 are met (Prior
Occupation).
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17.
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Means of Ventilation to be provided
for. (Prior to Occupation)
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18.
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Scheme for the Protection of the Mill
Race. (Culvert)
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19.
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Restriction of accommodation to
students.
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Mark Potts and Rachel Stainton left the room at this point and did
not return to the meeting.
Councillors Kay and Redfern left the room at this point and were
not present for the determination of item A6.
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99. |
23 - 25 North Road, Lancaster PDF 240 KB
Listed building application for internal and
external alterations to facilitate the phased change of use and
conversion of bar, nightclub and shop (A1/A4) to student
accommodation comprising four 7-bed, two 8-bed and one 9-bed
cluster flats (sui generis) one 3-bed and two 5-bed cluster flats,
and 32 residential studios (C3) and gym area, erection of two
2-storey rear extensions and demolition of existing rear extensions
for
Bargh Estates & CityBlock Ltd
Minutes:
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A6
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16/00275/LB
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Listed
building application for internal and external alterations to
facilitate the phased change of use and conversion of bar,
nightclub and shop (A1/A4) to student accommodation comprising four
7-bed, two 8-bed and one 9-bed cluster flats (sui generis) one
3-bed and two 5-bed cluster flats, and 32 residential studios (C3)
and gym area, erection of two 2-storey rear extensions and
demolition of existing rear extensions for Bargh Estates & CityBlock Ltd
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Bulk Ward
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A
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It was proposed by Councillor Helen Helme and
seconded by Councillor Stuart Bateson:
“That the application be
approved.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That, subject to the referral to the
Secretary of State resulting in no adverse response, Listed
Building Consent be granted subject to the following conditions:
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1.
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Standard 3 year timescale for Listed
Building Consent.
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2.
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Works in accordance with approved
plans.
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3.
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Building
Recording.
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4.
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Details of external materials
required:
·
New windows (colour and
finish);
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Front
doors;
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Rainwater
goods;
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Doors (colour and
finish);
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Conservation rooflights;
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External vents and
extraction;
·
Rear Glass façade materials, materials to be utilised for
the lowering of the existing staircase;
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New stone lintels, cills and details of
lime putty for stone roof features; and
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Retention of the stained glass windows adjacent to the main access
door.
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5.
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Details of external works
required:
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Stonework repairs,
including sample of mortar/pointing;
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Replacement
roof;
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Cross sections of windows
and transoms;
·
Removal of the external metal cage (covering stained glass) –
Holes to be made good;
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Details of any cleaning method (including stone and stained glass
windows); and
·
Surfacing materials for rear amenity space
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6.
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Details of internal materials
required:
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New internal
doors;
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New
staircases;
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Transom panels;
and
·
Mezzanine
floors.
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7.
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Details of internal works
required:
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Works to
staircase;
·
Schedule of repairs to decorative
plasterwork;
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Details of transom panel to mezzanine;
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Details of structural steelwork required to create
the mezzanine; and
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Cast iron columns to be retained as detailed on
plan.
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Councillors Kay and Redfern returned to the meeting at this
point.
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100. |
Lancaster Leisure Park, Wyresdale Road, Lancaster PDF 170 KB
Erection of 71 dwellings including associated
parking and landscaping (pursuant to the variation of condition 2
on planning permission 12/01109/FUL to vary the amended plans) for
Mr Simon Jones
Minutes:
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A7
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16/01183/VCN
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Erection of 71 dwellings including associated parking and
landscaping (pursuant to the variation of condition 2 on planning
permission 12/01109/FUL to vary the amended plans) for Mr Simon
Jones
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John O’Gaunt Ward
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A
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A site visit took place in respect of this
item on 18th July 2016, minute 33 (2016/2017)
refers.
It was proposed by Councillor Dave Brookes and
seconded by Councillor Claire Cozler:
“That the application be
approved.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
That
Planning Permission be granted subject to the signing and
completion of a Deed of Variation and the following conditions
(though if the Deed is not signed and completed on or prior to the
determination date the application is to be
refused):
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1.
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Standard 3 year timescale –
Remove
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2.
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Development in accordance with
approved plans – Amend
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3.
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Materials - elevational and roof,
surface and site/plot boundary treatments –Revise
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4.
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Sustainable construction - affordable
housing to meet at least Code level 3 and open market housing to
exceed Building Regulations 2010 Part L levels by at least 10% -
Retain
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5.
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Highway access - details required to
Lancashire's adoptable standards – Amend
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6.
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Visibility splays - provision and
protection – Retain
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7.
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Off-site highway works:
- cycle improvements along Wyresdale Road
- upgrades of the closest bus stops to Quality
Bus Stops
- Traffic Regulatory Order for the extension
of the existing 30mph zone along Wyresdale Road
- reconfiguration of kerb lines at the
junction within Wyresdale Road /
Coulston Road
- traffic calming gateway to Wyresdale Road including pedestrian refuse and
street lighting Amend
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8.
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Construction Method Statement incl.
dust control and wheel cleaning facilities – Amend
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9.
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Separate drainage system –
Retain
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10.
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Development to be carried out in
accordance with revised (10 October 2013) FRA and Drainage Strategy
Report – Retain
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11.
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Scheme for surface water drainage to
be designed to a 1 in 100 year plus climate change critical storm
to prevent risk of flooding off site – Amend
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12.
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Tree protection plan –
Amend
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13.
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Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Works
Schedule – Amend
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14.
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Landscaping scheme - details
required. To be maintained at all times
thereafter – Amend
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15.
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Public open space and equipped play
area provision - details required. To
be maintained at all times thereafter – Amend
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16.
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No pile driving – Retain
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17.
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Hours of construction - 0800-1800 Mon
to Fri and 0800-1400 Sat only – Retain
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18.
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Standard land contamination condition
– Amend
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19.
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Prevention of new contamination
– Amend
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20.
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Importation of soil, materials and
hardcore – Amend
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21.
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Bunding
of tanks – Amend
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22.
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Ecology Measures - Retain
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23.
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Garages solely used for vehicles
– Retain
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24.
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Cycle Storage / Bin Store–
Amend
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25.
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Car Parking Areas brought into use
–Retain
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26.
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Travel Plan – Retain
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27.
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In accordance with Noise Mitigation -
Retain
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101. |
Land Rear Of Ingleborough View, Station Road, Hornby PDF 341 KB
Outline application for the development of 11
residential dwellings and creation of a new access for
Mr & Mrs Norris
Minutes:
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A8
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16/00745/OUT
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Outline
application for the development of 11 residential dwellings and
creation of a new access for
Mr & Mrs Norris
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Upper Lune Valley
Ward
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W
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The application was withdrawn prior to
Committee and no presentation took place.
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102. |
Former Frontierland Site, Marine Road West, Morecambe PDF 284 KB
Redevelopment of former amusement park to form
retail units, restaurants, family pub/restaurant, hotel, associated
car parking, landscaping and public art and new access (pursuant to
the variations of condition 2, 3 and 4 on planning permission
16/00159/VCN to amend the approved plans, use classes and retail
floorspace) for
Opus Land North (Morecambe) Ltd & Wm Morrison
Supermarket...
Minutes:
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A9
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16/01239/VCN
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Redevelopment of former amusement park to form retail units,
restaurants, family pub/restaurant, hotel, associated car parking,
landscaping and public art and new access (pursuant to the
variations of condition 2, 3 and 4 on planning permission
16/00159/VCN to amend the approved plans, use classes and retail
floorspace) for Opus Land North (Morecambe) Ltd & Wm Morrison
Supermarket.
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Harbour Ward
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A
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It was proposed by Councillor Margaret
Pattison and seconded by Councillor June Ashworth:
“That the application be
approved.”
Upon being put to the vote, 13 Members voted
in favour of the proposition and 1 against, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That conditions
2, 3 and 4 on planning permission
16/00159/VCN be varied as follows*
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2.
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Amended Plans List
Approved.
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3.
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Amendment to use class condition (as
defined in this report).
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4.
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Retail Floor Area (as defined in this
report).
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NB: All other conditions
as imposed on 14/00388/FUL will be carried forward, though updated
where necessary to reflect where conditions have been previously
discharged in part or full.
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Councillor Kay left the room at this point and did not return to
the meeting.
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103. |
The Tractor Yard, Capernwray Road, Capernwray PDF 193 KB
Demolition of existing buildings and erection
of five industrial buildings comprising mixed use Light Industrial
(B1) and Storage and Distribution (B8) with associated access road
and parking for
Mr S Wightman
Minutes:
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A10
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16/01060/FUL
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Demolition of existing buildings and erection of five industrial
buildings comprising mixed use Light Industrial (B1) and Storage
and Distribution (B8) with associated access road and parking for
Mr S Wightman
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Kellet Ward
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R
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It was proposed by Councillor Eileen Blamire
and seconded by Councillor Roger Sherlock:
“That the application be
refused.”
Upon being put to the vote, 8 Members voted in
favour of the proposition and 4 against, with 1 abstention,
whereupon the Chairman declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That Planning Permission be refused
for the following reasons:
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1.
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The site is in an unsustainable
location within the open countryside, remote from
services. Sufficient justification has
not been provided to warrant the erection of the industrial units
in this isolated location. As a consequence, the proposal is
contrary to the aims and objectives of the National Planning Policy
Framework, in particular the Core Principles and Section 3, Policy
SC1 of the Lancaster District Core Strategy and Policies DM7, DM15
and DM20 of the Development Management Development Plan
Document.
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The meeting adjourned at 12:27pm and reconvened at 12:54pm.
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104. |
Burrowbeck Grange Nursing Home, Scotforth Road, Lancaster PDF 184 KB
Demolition of existing care home and
outbuilding and erection of a replacement 63 bed care home with
associated landscaping, car parking and alterations to the existing
access for
Active Pathways
Minutes:
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A11
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16/01248/FUL
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Demolition of existing care home and outbuilding and erection of
a replacement 63 bed care home with associated landscaping, car
parking and alterations to the existing access for Active
Pathways
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Scotforth East Ward
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A
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It was proposed by Councillor Eileen Blamire
and seconded by Councillor Helen Helme:
“That the application be
approved.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That Planning Permission be granted
subject to the receipt of appropriate amended plans and the
following conditions:
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1.
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Standard timescale.
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2.
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Approved (amended)
plans.
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3.
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Surface water drainage
scheme.
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4.
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Surface water lifetime management and
maintenance plan.
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5.
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Materials – details and samples
including brick, cladding, roofing material, eaves verge and ridge
details, rainwater goods, windows and doors,
surfacing.
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6.
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Landscaping scheme.
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7.
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Works to the access and creation of
parking and turning, including for cycles and
motorbikes.
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8.
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Works in accordance with Arboricultural Implications
Assessment.
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9.
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Bat mitigation – including
details of bat boxes and location.
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10.
11.
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Restriction of use to care home within
use class.
Hours of
construction.
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105. |
14 Damside Street And 20 Wood Street, Lancaster, Lancashire PDF 198 KB
Redevelopment of properties and land adjacent,
comprising of change of use of first and second floors of 20 Wood
Street to one 3 bedroom student cluster flat, erection of first and
second floors to 14 Damside Street to create two 3 bedroom and two
5 bedroom student cluster flats and erection of a new 3 storey
building of one 4 bedroom and one 6 bedroom student cluster flats
and 9 bay car park at rear for
AHB Property Holdings
Minutes:
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A12
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16/01268/FUL
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Redevelopment of properties and land adjacent, comprising of
change of use of first and second floors of 20 Wood Street to one 3
bedroom student cluster flat, erection of first and second floors
to 14 Damside Street to create two 3
bedroom and two 5 bedroom student cluster flats and erection of a
new 3 storey building of one 4 bedroom and one 6 bedroom student
cluster flats and 9 bay car park at rear for
AHB Property Holdings
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Bulk Ward
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A
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A site visit took place in respect of this
item on 23rd May 2016, minute 5 (2016/2017) refers.
It was proposed by Councillor Dave Brookes and
seconded by Councillor Claire Cozler:
“That the application be
approved.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That
Planning Permission be granted subject to the receipt of
appropriate amended plans and the following
conditions:
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1.
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Standard timescale.
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2.
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Approved plans.
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3.
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Scheme of archaeological recording and
analysis.
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4.
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Assessment of contamination.
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5.
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Surface water drainage scheme and management.
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6.
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Scheme of offsite highway works.
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7.
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Noise
and air quality mitigation measures - a scheme for mechanical ventilation and glazing specification
details.
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8.
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Materials – details and samples including stonework,
method of render removal (14 Damside
Street), render, doors and windows, roofing material, ridge, verge
and eaves details, heads, cills and
window surrounds, rainwater goods, materials for cycle store,
surfacing material, all means of enclosure including wall to
balcony/terrace, external lighting.
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9.
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In
accordance with mitigation in flood risk assessment, including
floor levels and emergency measures in flood
events.
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10.
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Bin
store and bike store.
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11.
12.
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Student accommodation restriction.
Hours
of construction.
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106. |
Ashton Golf Centre , Ashton Road, Ashton With Stodday PDF 192 KB
Change of use of golf driving range (D2) for
the siting of 14 holiday chalets (C1) for
Mr & Mrs Lake
Minutes:
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A13
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16/01180/FUL
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Change
of use of golf driving range (D2) for the siting of 14 holiday
chalets (C1) for Mr & Mrs Lake
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Ellel Ward
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W
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The application was withdrawn prior to
Committee and no presentation took place.
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107. |
Land At Canal Bank Stables, Ashton Road, Lancaster PDF 183 KB
Erection of a detached dwelling (C3) and
associated access for
Miss Emma Wilson
Minutes:
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A14
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16/00764/FUL
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Erection of a detached dwelling (C3) and associated access for
Miss Emma Wilson
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Scotforth West Ward
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R
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A site visit took place in respect of this
item on 7th November 2016 minute 88 (2016/2017)
refers.
It was proposed by Councillor Helen Helme and
seconded by Councillor Sylvia Rogerson:
“That the application be
approved.”
(The proposal was
contrary to the case officer’s recommendation that the
application be refused).
Upon being put to the vote, 5 Members voted in
favour of the proposition and 7 against, with 1 abstention,
whereupon the Chairman declared the proposal to be lost.
It was then proposed by Councillor Roger
Sherlock and seconded by Councillor Claire Cozler:
“That the application be
refused.”
Upon being put to the vote, 7 Members voted in
favour of the proposition and 5 against, with 1 abstention,
whereupon the Chairman declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That Planning Permission be refused
for the following reasons:
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1.
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The
proposal seeks to develop a new dwelling within areas designated as
Key Urban Landscape and Urban Greenspace as defined within the
development plan which seek to safeguard these areas of land,
protecting natural features and only supporting development that
preserves the open nature of the area and the character and
appearance of its surroundings. Whilst limited expansion of
existing uses will be permitted for exceptional essential
educational and community related facilities the submission has
failed to propose a development, by reason of its scale, location
and form, that safeguards and preserves the open nature and
landscape value of the area to the detriment the character and
appearance of the area. As such the proposal is considered to be
contrary to saved policies E4, E29 and E31 of the Lancaster
District local Plan, policy SC5 of the Core Strategy, and policies
DM28 and DM35 of the Lancaster District Development Management DPD
and Section 7 of the National Planning Policy Framework.
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2.
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The
proposal seeks to develop a rural enterprise dwelling to support
the neighbouring Canal Bank Stables. In the opinion of the local
planning authority the proposal as submitted fails to fully
consider or demonstrate a functional need for the dwelling. The
development is therefore considered to be contrary to Policy DM43
of the Development Management DPD and the provisions of the
National Planning Policy Framework, in particular paragraph
55.
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Councillor Stuart Bateson left the room at this point and did not
return to the meeting.
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108. |
95 Main Street, Warton, Carnforth PDF 118 KB
Fell a single conifer for
Mr Kevin Richards
Minutes:
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A15
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16/0137/TCA
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Fell a
single conifer for Mr Kevin Richards
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Warton Ward
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NO
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It was proposed by Councillor Dave Brookes and
seconded by Councillor Malcolm Thomas:
“That the Committee has no
objections.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That there is no objection to the
intended tree work subject to the following
advice:
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1.
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That in respect of T1 – Conifer –
Fell to ground level.
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Councillors Claire Cozler and Margaret Pattison left the room at
this point and did not return to the meeting.
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109. |
Denny Bank, Main Street, Arkholme PDF 119 KB
Fell x1 conifer for
Mr Peter Thomas Williamson
Minutes:
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A16
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16/0142/TCA
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Fell x1
conifer for Mr Peter Thomas Williamson
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Kellet Ward
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NO
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It was proposed by Councillor Robert Redfern
and seconded by Councillor Peter Yates:
“That the Committee has no
objections.”
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted
unanimously in favour of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman
declared the proposal to be carried.
Resolved:
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That the council has no formal
objection to the intended works subject to the following advice
notes:
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1.
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That in respect of T1 – Conifer,
Lancaster City Council has no objection to the removal of the
tree.
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2.
3.
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That all work must be undertaken in
accordance to British Standard (BS) 3998 (2010) – Tree
Work.
Standard condition Nesting Birds and
Bats.
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North West Coast Connections Project: Stage 3 (s42) Formal Consultation Response PDF 293 KB
This report enables the Committee to give
formal views on behalf of the City Council to National Grid, on the
route and siting proposals for the North West Coast Connections
national infrastructure project, with particular reference to the
tunnel-head proposals at Middleton (Heysham).
Additional documents:
Minutes:
The Committee received a report from the Chief Officer
(Regeneration & Planning) to enable the Committee to give
formal views on behalf of the City Council to National Grid, on the
route and siting proposals for the national infrastructure project,
with particular reference to the tunnel-head proposals at Middleton
(Heysham).
It was proposed by Councillor Eileen Blamire and seconded by
Councillor Malcolm Thomas:
‘That the recommendations set out in the report be
agreed.’
Upon being put to the vote, Members voted unanimously in favour
of the proposition, whereupon the Chairman declared the proposal to
be carried.
Resolved:
(1)
That the Committee agrees to submit the report and
Appendix 1 as the Council’s response to National Grid’s
formal consultation on the North West Coast Connections Project,
and authority is delegated to the Chief Officer (Regeneration &
Planning) to agree any amendments.
(2)
That the Committee delegates authority to the Chief
Officer (Regeneration & Planning) to approve the technical
response prepared by the consultant team on behalf of the Council
and the local authorities within the Planning Performance Agreement
group.
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Delegated Planning Decisions PDF 301 KB
Minutes:
The Chief Officer (Regeneration and Planning)
submitted a Schedule of Planning Applications dealt with under the
Scheme of Delegation of Planning Functions to Officers.
Resolved:
That the report be noted.
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