Use the below search options at the bottom of the page to find information regarding recent decisions that have been taken by the council’s decision making bodies.
Alternatively you can visit the officer decisions page for information on officer delegated decisions that have been taken by council officers.
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 19/08/2022
Effective from: 19/08/2022
Decision:
This decision is
taken under delegated powers set out in Paragraph 145 of the Officer Scheme of
Delegation in the Council’s constitution, which grants delegated authority to undertake all action in order to regulate any actual, perceived or
potential breach of any of the Town and
Country Planning Legislation including:
(f) to determine whether or not to take and/or to cease action whether
because in his/her opinion the breach is trivial, there is insufficient
demonstrable harm and/or, it is not expedient to take / continue to take action
This authority has
been delegated to me through the Local Scheme of Nomination for the Executive
Director for Place.
Wards affected: Chalk Valleys;
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 19/08/2022
Effective from: 19/08/2022
Decision:
This decision is
taken under delegated powers set out in Paragraph 145 of the Officer Scheme of
Delegation in the Council’s constitution, which grants delegated authority to undertake all action in order to regulate any actual, perceived or
potential breach of any of the Town and
Country Planning Legislation including:
(f) to determine whether or not to take and/or to cease action whether
because in his/her opinion the breach is trivial, there is insufficient
demonstrable harm and/or, it is not expedient to take / continue to take action
This authority has
been delegated to me through the Local Scheme of Nomination for the Executive
Director for Place.
Wards affected: Sherborne East;
Notice under Section 14 [1]of the Road
Traffic Regulations Act 1984 as amended.
because works are being or are proposed to
be executed on or near the road;
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 19/08/2022
Effective from: 10/08/2022
Decision:
Wessex Water 5th September 2022
until 23rd September 2022 24 hours a day - Studland Road, Corfe Castle
This Order will install a temporary speed
limit for vehicle when passing Wessex Water's works site to enable them to
replace a water main.
Consultation period: 18th March 2022 – 2nd
August 2022
Following consultation, no comments received
regarding the temporary speed limit.
Wards affected: South East Purbeck;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 19/08/2022
Effective from: 19/08/2022
Decision:
This decision is
taken under delegated powers set out in Paragraph 145 of the Officer Scheme of
Delegation in the Council’s constitution, which grants delegated authority to undertake all action in order to regulate any actual, perceived or
potential breach of any of the Town and
Country Planning Legislation including:
(f) to determine whether or not to take and/or to cease action whether
because in his/her opinion the breach is trivial, there is insufficient
demonstrable harm and/or, it is not expedient to take / continue to take action
This authority has
been delegated to me through the Local Scheme of Nomination for the Executive
Director for Place.
Wards affected: Dorchester East;
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 11/08/2022
Decision:
Temporary Closure of Long Bredy Hut
Lane
Openreach 23
August 2022 between 0930 and 1530
This Notice will
enable Openreach safe
access to carry out pole tests.
Consultation period: 07
July 2022 – 08 August
2022
Following consultation, no
comments received
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 11/08/2022
Decision:
Openreach 24
August 2022 between 0930 and 1530 –
Lower
Road, Manston
This Notice will
enable Openreach safe access to carry out
pole tests.
Consultation period: 07
July 2022 – 09 August
2022
Following consultation, no
comments received
Wards affected: Beacon;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 11/08/2022
Decision:
Wessex Water,
24
August 2022 until 26 August 2022
between 2100 and 0500
–
Cheap
Street, Sherborne
This Notice will enable Wessex
Water safe
access to repair
a mains leak.
Consultation period: 15
July 2022 – 10 August
2022
Following consultation, no
comments received
Wards affected: Sherborne East;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 10/08/2022
Decision:
Wessex Water
5th September 2022 until 23rd September 2022
–
Meadus
Lane, Corfe Castle
This Order will provide Wessex
Water with safe access to replace a water main.
Consultation period: 18th March 2022 – 2nd August 2022
Following consultation, no
comments received
Wards affected: South East Purbeck;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 10/08/2022
Decision:
Southern Gas Networks 5 September
2022 until 30 September 2022 –
Yarrells
Lane, Upton
This Order will enable SGN safe
access to replace a gas main.
Consultation period: 1
July 2022 – 22 July 2022
Following consultation, no
comments received
Wards affected: Crossways;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 10/08/2022
Decision:
Wessex Water
31st October
2022 until 2nd December
2022 24 hours a day
- Studland
Road, Corfe Castle
This Order will install
a temporary
road closure to enable Wessex Water safe access to
install a new water main..
Consultation period: 18th March 2022
– 2nd August 2022
Significant comments received.
Contacted key stakeholders in advance and advised of
different dates that works could commence.
Option 1: Wessex
Water road closure to take place for 5 weeks
between 31st October 2022 to 5th December 2022 in conjunction with the Ferry
refurbishment or Option 2: Wessex
Water road closure to take place for 5 weeks starting on 3rd January 2023 until
7th February 2023
The majority of the consultation responses were in favor
of Option 1, rather than Option 2. However
as comments were mixed decision was passed to Cllr Simon Gibson and Cllr Ray
Bryan.
Wards affected: South East Purbeck;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 18/08/2022
Effective from: 10/08/2022
Decision:
Wessex Water
5th September 2022 until 23rd September 2022 24 hours a day
-
Studland
Road, Corfe Castle
This Order will install
a temporary speed limit for vehicle when passing Wessex Water's
works site to enable them to replace a water
main.
Consultation period: 18th March 2022
– 2nd August 2022
Significant comments received.
Consultation Lead to
Contacted key stakeholders in advance and advised of
different dates that works could commence.
Option 1: Wessex
Water road closure to take place for 5 weeks
between 31st October 2022 to 5th December 2022 in conjunction with the Ferry
refurbishment or Option 2: Wessex
Water road closure to take place for 5 weeks starting on 3rd January 2023 until
7th February 2023
The majority of the
consultation responses were in favour
of Option 1, rather than Option 2. However
as comments were mixed decision was passed to Cllr Simon Gibson and Cllr Ray
Bryan.
Wards affected: South East Purbeck;
Lead officer: Jack Wiltshire
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 16/08/2022
Effective from: 10/08/2022
Decision:
This decision is
taken under delegated powers set out in Paragraph 145 of the Officer Scheme of
Delegation in the Council’s constitution, which grants delegated authority to undertake all action in order to regulate any actual, perceived or
potential breach of any of the Town and
Country Planning Legislation including:
To determine whether or not to take and/or to cease action whether
because in his/her opinion the breach is trivial, there is insufficient
demonstrable harm and/or, it is not expedient to take / continue to take action
This authority has
been delegated to me through the Local Scheme of Nomination for the Executive
Director for Place.
Wards affected: Portland;
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 16/08/2022
Effective from: 12/08/2022
Decision:
This decision is
taken under delegated powers set out in Paragraph 145 of the Officer Scheme of
Delegation in the Council’s constitution, which grants delegated authority to undertake all action in order to regulate any actual, perceived or
potential breach of any of the Town and
Country Planning Legislation including:
(f) to determine whether or not to take and/or to cease action whether
because in his/her opinion the breach is trivial, there is insufficient
demonstrable harm and/or, it is not expedient to take / continue to take action
This authority has
been delegated to me through the Local Scheme of Nomination for the Executive
Director for Place.
Wards affected: Gillingham;
Decision Maker: Officer Delegated Decision
Decision published: 09/08/2022
Effective from: 07/08/2022
Decision:
To grant planning permission for application P/VOC/2021/05510, relating
to Marchesi House, Poplar Close, Weymouth, DT4 9UN.
Application P/VOC/2021/05510 was considered by the Western and Southern
Area Planning Committee on 7 April 2022. The committee resolution was as
follows:
Decision: that authority be delegated to the Head of Planning or Service
Manager for Development Management and Enforcement to grant planning permission
subject to: • completion of a Deed of Variation to secure the planning
obligations agreed under the Section 106 Agreement (dated 26 May 2020) related
to planning permission WP/18/00914/FUL; and • the planning conditions detailed
in Section 17 of the Committee Report subject to minor procedural amendments to
conditions as considered necessary by the Head of Planning or Service Manager
for Development Management and Enforcement in consultation and agreement with
the Chair of the Western and Southern Area Planning Committee, so long as these
changes relate to procedural matters only and do not alter the objectives and
purposes of the planning conditions. (B) that authority be delegated to the
Head of Planning or Service Manager for Development Management and Enforcement
to REFUSE planning permission for the reason set out below if the Deed of
Variation is not completed within 6 months of the committee resolution or such
extended timeframe as agreed by the Head of Planning and recommends that the
Head of Planning determines the application accordingly: 1. In the absence of a
satisfactory completed Deed of Variation the scheme fails to ensure provision
of the affordable housing on site. Hence the scheme is contrary to Policy HOUS
1 of the West Dorset, Weymouth and Portland Local Plan 2015.
The Deed of Variation referred to above has now been prepared, and minor
procedural amendments to the conditions have been agreed with the Chairman of
the Western and Southern Area Planning Committee. As such, this planning permission
can be issued under delegated powers.
Wards affected: Rodwell and Wyke;
Lead officer: Anna Lee