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Apologies for Absence Minutes: An apology for absence was received from Councillor Allnatt. |
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To confirm the minutes of the meeting held on 6 June 2024. Minutes: The minutes of the meeting
held on 6 June 2024 were approved as a true record. |
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Declarations of Interest PDF 60 KB Members to declare any
interest as appropriate in respect of items to be considered at this meeting. Minutes: There were no declarations of interest. |
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Schedule of Applications |
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Application 23/00164/DIS PDF 532 KB Land east of Jericho Covert, Jericho Lane, Barkestone Le Vale Additional documents: Minutes: Location
: Land East Of Jericho Covert Jericho Lane Barkestone
Le Vale Proposal
: Application for the approval of details reserved by Condition 4
- Written Scheme of Investigation (WSI) Condition 5 - Construction Method
Statement Condition 11 - Passing Bay Details on Castle View Road Condition 22 -
Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) of Planning Permission 20/01182/FUL The Senior Planning Officer (AC) addressed the committee and provided a summary of the application. Following the presentation, Members asked questions for clarification. Pursuant to Chapter 2, Part 9, Paragraphs 2.8-2.28 of the Council’s Constitution in relation the public speaking at Planning Committee, the Chair allowed the following to give a three minute presentation: · Councillor Steve Exwood, Barkestone, Plungar & Redmile Parish Council · Nick Beddoe, Agent, Lighthouse Development Consulting Councillor Ian Atherton proposed that the application be approved. Councillor Cumbers seconded the motion.
RESOLVED
That the detail be approved as submitted.
(Unanimous)
REASONS The reasons for approval were as outlined in the report. |
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Application 21/00085/FUL PDF 551 KB The Lodge, Ashby Folville Minutes: Location
: Ashby Folville Manor, Gaddesby Lane,
Ashby Folville Proposal
: Partial demolition and remodelling of
derelict lodge building; construction of 2no. new dwellings; reinstatement of
the former driveway and gates to the Manor and reinstatement of parkland in
place of modern driveway; resurfacing of driveway and hardstanding surrounding
the Manor; and restoration of bridge over the Gaddesby Brook The Planning Officer (MK) addressed the committee and provided a summary of the application. Following the presentation, Members asked questions for clarification. Pursuant to Chapter 2, Part 9, Paragraphs 2.8-2.28 of the Council’s Constitution in relation the public speaking at Planning Committee, the Chair allowed the following to give a three minute presentation: · Councillor John Simon, Gaddesby Parish Council · Mr Brian Fare, Supporter · Mr Jamie Lewis, Applicant · Councillor Robert Child, Ward Councillor Councillor Browne proposed that the application be refused for the reasons given below. Councillor Pritchett seconded the motion.
RESOLVED
That the application
be refused, contrary to the officer recommendation, for the reasons given
below. (6 For, 4 Against, 0 Abstentions) (Councillors Cumbers, Glancy and Higgins requested that their vote against the decision be recorded). REASONS In the opinion of the Local Planning Authority the proposal would, if approved, result in the provision of two additional dwellings in an unsustainable location. The development occupies an unsustainable location where there are limited local amenities, facilities and jobs, and where future residents are likely to depend highly on the use of a private motor vehicle. The proposal does not meet an identified proven local need and would be contrary to Policies, SS1, SS2 and SS3 of the Local Plan which seeks to restrict development in such settlements to that which is based on a local proven need. The proposal would also be contrary to Policies HBE1 and HBE3 of the adopted Neighbourhood Plan. The limited heritage benefits of the proposal do not outweigh the significant harm that would be caused by the unsustainable location of the development. (There was a 5 minute adjournment at 7.39 pm.) |
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Application 22/00063/FUL PDF 340 KB Land OS 481195 338112, Castle View Road, Easthorpe Minutes: Location: Land OS 481195 338112, Castle View Road, Easthorpe Proposal: Change of use of agricultural land to accommodate 2no. gypsy
and travellers pitches for a total of 2no. mobile homes, 3no. touring caravans,
1no. utility block, 1no. sewage treatment plant and area of hardstanding The Planning Officer (MK) addressed the committee and provided a summary of the application. He also advised on including the following additional condition around site access to prevent reversing onto the A52: · No gates or other form of enclosure shall be erected at the entrance to the site from the A52 and turning facilities for all vehicles inclusive of construction, refuse and delivery vehicles to allow such vehicles to access from and exit on to the highway in a forward gear shall be provided within the site in accordance with details being first submitted to and approved by the Local Planning Authority before development commences. · No development shall take place until the turning facilities have been provided in accordance with the approved details and thereafter such turning provision shall be kept clear of obstruction and be available for this purpose for the duration of the construction period and in perpetuity. Following the presentation, Members asked questions for clarification. Pursuant to Chapter 2, Part 9, Paragraphs 2.8-2.28 of the Council’s Constitution in relation the public speaking at Planning Committee, the Chair allowed the following to give a three minute presentation: · Ben Wills, 360 Rural Limited, Objector Councillor Browne proposed that the application be approved with the new conditions as set out above and the amended condition 10.8. Councillor Glancy seconded the motion.
RESOLVED
That the application
be approved subject to conditions detailed in Section 10 of the report in
addition to the new conditions as set out below and amended condition 10.8 to include
‘that construction should not be commenced nor the site occupied until the road
works are completed’ : · No
gates or other form of enclosure shall be erected at the entrance to the site
from the A52 and turning facilities for all vehicles inclusive of construction,
refuse and delivery vehicles to allow such vehicles to access from and exit on
to the highway in a forward gear shall be provided within the site in
accordance with details being first submitted to and approved by the Local
Planning Authority before development commences. · No
development shall take place until the turning facilities have been provided in
accordance with the approved details and thereafter such turning provision
shall be kept clear of obstruction and be available for this purpose for the
duration of the construction period and in perpetuity. (Unanimous)
REASONS The reasons for approval were as outlined in the report. |
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Application 24/00332/TPO PDF 403 KB King Edward VII Upper School Community Sports Centre (Melton Sports Village), Burton Road, Melton Mowbray Minutes: Location: King Edward Vii Upper School Community Sports Centre (Melton
Sports Village), Burton Road, Melton Mowbray Proposal: ·
T1 Red
Chestnut Crown lift 5.2m over highway and 2.5m over grass
The Planning Officer (AC) addressed the committee and provided a summary of the application. It was noted that as the applicant was Melton Borough Council, the application required consideration by the Planning Committee. There were no public speakers Councillor Higgins proposed that the application be approved. Councillor Glancy seconded the motion.
RESOLVED
That the application be approved subject to conditions detailed in Section 11 of the report.
(Unanimous)
REASONS The reasons for approval were as outlined in the report. |
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Urgent Business To consider any other business that the
Chair considers urgent Minutes: The committee paid tribute to the contribution and dedication of Andrew Cunningham, Senior Planning Officer, to the Planning Team as he was shortly to leave Melton Borough Council to take up a more senior role at another authority. The committee wished him well in his new position. |