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Decision Maker: Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 19/07/2023 - Planning Committee
Decision published: 13/09/2023
Effective from: 19/07/2023
Decision:
Upon being put to a vote, it was unanimously:
RESOLVED – that DELEGATED AUTHORITY be granted to the Development Management Service Delivery Manager to GRANT LISTED BUILDING CONSENT subject to Condition(s).
Decision Maker: Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 19/07/2023 - Planning Committee
Decision published: 13/09/2023
Effective from: 19/07/2023
Decision:
This was a Full Planning Application for the conversion of the existing building to provide four dwellings, ground floor commercial unit, and new vehicular access to the rear courtyard. A separate Listed Building Consent had also been submitted to the Local Planning Authority, ref. TWC/2022/0500.
The application site consisted of 119 to 121 High Street, Newport and a courtyard to the rear. The buildings were previously part of the neighbouring Haberdasher Adams Grammar School and last used for teaching and boarding accommodation. Each building was Grade II Listed and the application site was located within Newport Conservation Area.
Mr J Salt, the applicant’s agent, spoke in favour of the application citing the positive impact the development would have and the approval it had gained from highways and heritage officers.
The Area Team Manager stated that there had been two public objections to the second application relating to the site. No technical objections had been received. The application was being presented for a TRO contribution. An additional condition had been added and was presented in the update report.
Discussion focussed on the positive impact the development could have and on the existing traffic situation at the site.
On being put to a vote, it was unanimously:
RESOLVED – that DELEGATED AUTHORITY be granted to the Development Management Service Delivery Manager to GRANT FULL PLANNING PERMISSION subject to Condition(s), Informative(s) and the Applicant entering into a Section 106 Agreement in respect of a Traffic Regulation Order and Section 106 Monitoring Contribution(s).
Decision Maker: Planning Committee
Made at meeting: 19/07/2023 - Planning Committee
Decision published: 13/09/2023
Effective from: 19/07/2023
Decision:
This was an application for a Deed of
Variation to an existing S106 agreement. An updated financial
viability assessment advised that the development including the
provision of a four-arm roundabout to replace crossroads currently
at the site would be unviable with the S106 education
contributions.
Cllr S Bentley, ward councillor, spoke in favour of the application
citing the delivery of contributions for previous phases of the
development and the importance of the new roundabout.
Following his representation, Cllr Bentley
left the meeting room for the duration of the item.
Mr A Sheldon, the applicant, spoke for the application noting the
challenges posed by inflation and increased build costs.
The Area Team Planning Manager drew Members attention to the
written update report that had been
circulated setting out an additional objection from a
resident regarding education provision.
In the ensuing discussion, Members expressed concern at the number of viability assessments they had been encountering. The importance of developing a roundabout on the site was also expressed.
On being put to a vote, it was, by majority:
RESOLVED – that Delegated Authority be granted to the Service Delivery Manager to APPROVE THE DEED OF VARIATION TO THE S106 AGREEMENT subject to:
A) Installation of Play Equipment – on existing Play Area in previous phase of development; and
B) Monitoring Fee - £741.00.