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6.

Minutes pdf icon PDF 219 KB

Minutes:

The minutes of the previous meeting on 18 August 2020 were agreed and would be signed by the chair when practical.

7.

Declarations of Interest.

If Councillors have any questions relating to predetermination or interests in items on this Agenda, please contact the Monitoring Officer in advance of the meeting.

Minutes:

Councillor Nutley declared a non-pecuniary interest in application 19/01090/FUL due to his association with a member of the site. He therefore chose to abstain from voting on this item.

 

Councillor Patch declared a non-pecuniary interest in application 19/01090/FUL due to the applicant standing against him as an alternate independent candidate at the last election. He therefore chose to abstain from voting on this item.

 

8.

Planning applications for consideration - to consider applications for planning permission as set out below. pdf icon PDF 111 KB

9.

KENN - 20/00891/HOU - Russetts, Kennford - 1.5 storey side extension, front porch, single storey rear extension and a detached garage with office above pdf icon PDF 412 KB

Minutes:

The Committee considered the agenda report and additional information reported by the Business Manager- Strategic Place.

 

It was proposed by Councillor Haines and seconded by Councillor Nuttall that permission be granted as set out in the agenda report.

 

A roll call was taken.

 

For

 

Councillors Haines, Goodman-Bradbury, Bradford, Bullivant, Clarance, Colclough, H Cox, Hayes, J Hook, Jeffery, Kerswell, Nuttall, Nutley, Patch, Parker, J Petherick, and Wrigley.

 

Total: 17

 

Against

 

None

 

Resolved

 

Permission be granted subject to the following conditions:

1. Standard three year time limit for commencement

2. Development to proceed in accordance with the approved plans

3. Compliance with the ecological report for biodiversity enhancement

4. Materials condition as submitted

5. Ancillary condition for the garage and extension

6. PD removal– visual amenity

7. Landscape, all existing boundaries are to be retained

 

 

10.

DAWLISH - 20/00451/FUL - Grattons , Langdon Lane - Extensions to bungalow to include raising of ridge to provide for second storey and construction of rear single storey extension and solar panels pdf icon PDF 391 KB

Minutes:

The Committee considered the agenda report and additional information reported by the Business Manager- Strategic Place.

 

The Committee viewed a presentation from the Business Manager.

 

Public Speaker: Supporter – Spoke on:

·         Extensions needed for family life

·         Extensions needed for working from home

·         Application fitting with rural setting

·         Long-time resident of Dawlish

 

It was proposed by Councillor Goodman-Bradbury and seconded by Councillor Wrigley that permission be granted as set out in the agenda report.

 

A roll call was taken.

 

For

 

Councillors Haines, Goodman-Bradbury, Bradford, Bullivant, Clarance, Colclough, H Cox, Hayes, J Hook, Jeffery, Kerswell, Nuttall, Nutley, Patch, Parker, J Petherick, and Wrigley.

 

Total: 17

 

Against

 

None

 

Resolved

 

Permission be granted subject to the following conditions and informative:

1. Standard 3 year time limit for commencement

2. Development to be carried out and retained in accordance with approved plans including materials

3. The approved solar panels shall be removed from the property when they are no longer in use.

4. Materials condition

11.

ILSINGTON - 19/01090/FUL - Higher Ingsdon Quarry , Knighton Cross - Retention of six existing caravan pitches for use by travelling community pdf icon PDF 436 KB

Minutes:

Councillor Nutley declared a non-pecuniary interest in application 19/01090/FUL due to his association with a member of the site. He therefore chose to abstain from voting on this item.

 

Councillor Patch declared a non-pecuniary interest in application 19/01090/FUL due to the applicant standing against him as an alternate independent candidate at the last election. He therefore chose to abstain from voting on this item.

 

At this juncture Councillor Bullivant left the meeting. Councillor MacGregor joined the meeting during this item but did not vote as he did not hear the entire debate.

 

The Committee considered the agenda report and additional information reported by the Business Manager- Strategic Place.

 

The Business Manager informed the Committee that the recommendation had been changed to deferment of the application.

 

The Business Manager gave a presentation to the Committee.

 

It was proposed by Councillor Haines and seconded by Councillor Goodman-Bradbury that decision be deferred to a future committee meeting.

 

A roll call was taken.

 

For

 

Councillors Haines, Goodman-Bradbury, Bradford, Clarance, Colclough, H Cox, Hayes, J Hook, Jeffery, Kerswell, Nuttall, Nutley, Patch, Parker, J Petherick, and Wrigley.

 

Total: 16

 

Against

 

None

 

Resolved

 

That decision be deferred to a future committee meeting.

12.

TEIGNMOUTH - 20/00429/FUL - 2 Grenville Avenue, Teignmouth - New attached dwelling and fenestration alterations to existing dwelling pdf icon PDF 379 KB

Minutes:

The Committee considered the agenda report and additional information reported by the Business Manager- Strategic Place.

 

The Planning Officer gave a presentation to the Committee. It was noted that condition 5 had been updated.

 

Public Speaker: Supporter – Spoke on:

·         Application fits with policies including S1A

·         No objections from consultees

·         Ling-time Teignmouth residents

·         Provides affordable housing

·         Good for Teignmouth

·         More appropriate than existing dwelling

 

 

Comments from Councillors include

·         Parking would be tight

·         Road to site is narrow

·         Tree on site is in bad condition

·         Positives of affordable housing.

·         Additional conditions may be beneficial

 

It was proposed by Councillor MacGregor and seconded by Councillor Wrigley that decision be deferred pending a member’s site inspection. The vote was taken and lost with 5 for and 10 against.

 

For

 

Councillors Clarance, H Cox, MacGregor, Patch and Wrigley.

 

Total: 5

 

Against

 

Councillors Haines, Goodman-Bradbury, Colclough, Hayes, J Hook, Jeffery, Kerswell, Nutley, Parker, and Petherick.

 

Total: 10

 

Abstain

 

Councillor Bradford

 

Total: 1

 

It was proposed by Councillor Haines and seconded by Councillor J Hook that permission be granted as set out in the agenda report and with updated conditions addressing drainage and construction sequencing.

 

A roll call was taken.

 

For

 

Councillors Haines, Goodman-Bradbury, Clarance, Colclough, H Cox, Hayes, Hook, Jeffery, Kerswell, Nuttall, Nutley, Patch, Parker, J Petherick, and Wrigley.

 

Total: 15

 

Against

 

Councillor MacGregor

 

Total: 1

 

Abstain

 

Councillor Bradford

 

Total: 1

 

Resolved

 

Permission be granted subject to the below conditions:

1. Time limit for commencement (3 years).

2. To be built in accordance with the approved plans.

3. Car parking to be provided early, maintained and retained as per the approved plans.

4. Materials to match the existing dwelling.

5. The boundary treatments to be reinstated prior to first occupation of the hereby approved development and any changes to boundary treatments shall be agreed in writing by the LPA.

6. Proposal to adhere to enhancement recommendations of the submitted

ecological report.

7. Surface water drainage

 

13.

Appeal Decisions - to note appeal decisions made by the Planning Inspectorate. pdf icon PDF 123 KB

Minutes:

The Committee noted the appeals made by the Planning Inspectorate.