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Apologies To receive any apologies for absence Minutes: Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Robin Cook, Mike Dyer and Julie Robinson. |
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Declarations of Interest To disclose any pecuniary, other registerable or
non-registerable interests as set out in the adopted Code of Conduct. In making
their disclosure councillors are asked to state the agenda item, the nature of
the interest and any action they propose to take as part of their declaration. If required, further advice should be sought from the
Monitoring Officer in advance of the meeting. Minutes: No declarations of disclosable pecuniary interests were made at the meeting. |
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To confirm the minutes of the meetings held on:- · 28 July 2021 · 25 August 2021 · 29 September 2021 · 13 October 2021 · 27 October 2021 · 1 December 2021 · 5 January 2022 · 9 February 2022 Additional documents:
Minutes: The minutes of the meetings held on 28 July 2021, 25 August 2021, 29 September 2021, 13 October 2021, 27
October 2021, 1 December 2021, 5 January 2022 and 9 February 2022 were
confirmed. |
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Public Participation PDF 158 KB Members of the public wishing to speak to the Committee on a planning application should notify the Democratic Services Officer listed on the front of this agenda. This must be done no later than two clear working days before the meeting. Please refer to the Guide to Public Speaking at Planning Committees Minutes: Representations by the public to the Committee on individual planning applications are detailed below. There were no questions, petitions or deputations received on other items on this occasion. |
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Planning Applications PDF 400 KB To consider the applications listed below for planning permission. a) 6/2021/0262 - Withy Lakes, Church Knowle, BH20 5NG - Erect detached self-build rural
exception site dwelling b) 6/2021/0249
Tower House, Tower Hill, Bere Regis - Demolish
existing property and erect 5 detached properties with associated parking,
access and landscaping. c) P/HOU/2021/04823
- 7 Stanbarrow Close, Bere Regis, Wareham - Proposed
single/two storey extension to rear elevation. Extension of side boundary wall
and form new pedestrian access. d) P/FUL/2021/04102
- Pear Tree Nursery School, Parley First School, Glenmoor
Road, Ferndown, BH22 8QD - Demolition of existing nursery
structures and construction of replacement nursery building. e) P/FUL/2021/03912-
Hayeswood First School, Cutlers Place, Colehill – Formation
of a new vehicle entrance, relocate existing pedestrian entrance and
reformation of the car parking and car park spaces. New access ramp, fencing
and gates. Additional documents:
Minutes: 6/2021/0262 - Withy Lakes, Church Knowle, BH20 5NG - Erect
detached self-build rural exception site dwelling The Committee considered
application 6/2021/0262 to erect a detached self-build rural exception site
dwelling, at Withy Lakes, Church Knowle – the definition of a rural exception
site being a small site used
for affordable housing, in perpetuity, where the site would not normally be
used for housing, in addressing the needs of the local community by
accommodating households who are either current residents or have an existing
family or employment connection. How any resale value formula was derived was
clarified, with the District Valuer recommending a resale value of 47% of the
market value. The prescriptions on self-build affordable housing were drawn to
the attention of Members and, due to the increasing numbers on the housing
register and the shortage of general needs affordable housing, officers
considered it was vital to provide such affordable housing. With the aid of a visual
presentation, and taking account the detail in the report, officers provided
context of what the main proposals, principles and planning issues of the
development were; how these were to be progressed; and what this entailed. The
presentation focused on not only what the development entailed and its detailed
design, but what effect it would have on residential amenity and the character
the area, taking into account the policies against which this application was
being assessed. Plans and photographs provided
an illustration of how the development was to look – including its design,
dimensions and appearance; access and highway considerations; environmental and
land management considerations; drainage and water management considerations,
the means of landscaping and screening and the development’s setting within
that part of Church Knowle and the Dorset AONB. Officers showed the development’s
relationship with other adjacent residential development, with the characteristics and
topography of the site being shown. Views into the site and around it was
shown, which provided a satisfactory understanding of all that was necessary. What assessment had been made in the
officers coming to their recommendation were drawn to the attention of the
Committee, with the proposal being considered to be acceptable in relation to
material planning considerations, with all significant planning matters having
been appropriately, or adequately, addressed. Church Knowle Parish Council opposed
the application on the grounds that it would be development of agricultural
land outside the defined settlement boundary and in the AONB. Steve Tapscott, the agent,
considered the application to be of merit and was designed to meet a specific
need with the development not being remote from and village and adjacent to an
already established property. Having heard what was said, officers
responded to some of the pertinent issues raised, being confident that each one
could be addressed by the provisions of the application. The opportunity was then given for members
to ask questions of the presentation and what they had heard, in seeking
clarification of aspects so as to have a better understanding in coming
to a decision. Some important points raised, some ... view the full minutes text for item 261. |
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Urgent items To consider any items of business which the Chairman has had prior notification and considers to be urgent pursuant to section 100B (4) b) of the Local Government Act 1972 The reason for the urgency shall be recorded in the minutes. Minutes: There were no urgent items for consideration. |