Development Management Committee - Wednesday, 13th October, 2021 7.00 pm - Agenda and minutes

Venue: Concorde Room, Council Offices, Farnborough

Contact: Kathy Flatt  01252 398829 Email: kathy.flatt@rushmoor.gov.uk

Items
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35.

Declarations of interest pdf icon PDF 14 KB

All Members who have or believe that they have any interest under the Rushmoor Borough Council Councillors’ Code of Conduct, adopted in April 2021, in any matter to be considered at the meeting are required to disclose that interest at the start of the meeting (preferably) or as soon as possible thereafter and to take the necessary steps in light of their interest as to any participation in the agenda item.

 

Minutes:

There were no declarations of interest for this meeting.

 

36.

Minutes pdf icon PDF 156 KB

To confirm the Minutes of the meeting held on 15th September 2021 (copy attached).

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The Minutes of the Meeting held on 15th September 2021 were approved and signed as a correct record of the proceedings.

 

37.

Planning Applications pdf icon PDF 106 KB

To consider the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2128 on planning applications recently submitted to the Council (copy attached).

 

Sections A and B of the report set out the items to be considered at future meetings and petitions received:

 

Item

Reference Number

Address

Recommendation



 1

20/00400/FULPP

Land at former Lafarge Site, Hollybush Lane, Aldershot

 

For information

 2

21/00271/FULPP

Block 3, Queensmead, Farnborough

 

For information

 

Section C of the report sets out planning applications for determination at this meeting:

 

Item

 

Pages

 

Reference

Number

Address

 

 

Recommendation

 

 

3

21-27

21/00608/TEMP

Car Park, Farnborough Leisure Centre, Westmead, Farnborough

 

Grant

4

29-58

21/00645/FULPP

Land to the rear of Nos. 162-170 Holly Road, Aldershot

Grant subject to Section 106 Planning Obligation

 

 

Section D of the report sets out planning applications which have been determined under the Council’s scheme of delegation for information.

 

 

 

Additional documents:

Minutes:

RESOLVED: That

 

(i)

 

permission be given to the following application, as set out in Appendix “A” attached hereto, subject to the conditions, restrictions and prohibitions (if any) mentioned therein:

 

21/00608/TEMP

Car Park, Farnborough Leisure Centre, Westmead, Farnborough

 

 

 

(ii)

the following application be determined by the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing, in consultation with the Chairman:

 

 

*

21/00645/FULPP

Land to the rear of Nos. 162-170 Holly Road, Aldershot

 

 

(iii)

the applications dealt with by the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing, where necessary in consultation with the Chairman, in accordance with the Council’s Scheme of Delegation, more particularly specified in Section “D” of the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2128, be noted;

 

 

(iv)

the current position with regard to the following applications be noted pending consideration at a future meeting:

 

20/00400/FULPP

Land at former Lafarge Site, Hollybush Lane, Aldershot

 

21/00271/FULPP

Block 3, Queensmead, Farnborough

 

*

The Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2128 in respect of these applications was amended at the meeting

 

38.

PLANNING APPLICATION 21/00645/FULPP - LAND TO THE REAR OF NOS. 162-170 HOLLY ROAD, ALDERSHOT

Minutes:

The Committee considered the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2128 in respect of Planning Application No. 21/00645/FULPP for the erection of three 3-bedroom 5 person occupancy terraced two-storey houses following the demolition of existing garages; alterations to the side elevation of No. 170 Holly Road and the provision of replacement parking spaces for Nos. 162a, 164, 164a and 170 Holly Road at land to the rear of Nos. 162 to 170 Holly Road, Aldershot.  

 

The Report was updated at the meeting to extend the time for the determination of the application until 30th November 2021 to allow more time for the completion of the required Section 106 planning obligation. 

 

RESOLVED:  That, subject to the completion of a satisfactory planning obligation under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 by 26th November 2021 to secure the SAMMS SPA and Public Open Space contributions, as set out in the Report, the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing, in consultation with the Chairman, be authorised to grant planning permission subject to the conditions and informatives set out in the Report.

 

However, in the event that a satisfactory Section 106 agreement is not received by 26th November 2021, the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing, in consultation with the Chairman, be authorised to refuse planning permission on the grounds that the proposal does not provide a financial contribution to mitigate the effect of the development on the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area in accordance with the Rushmoor Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area Interim Avoidance and Mitigation Strategy and adopted Rushmoor Local Plan Policy NE1; and does not make appropriate provision for public open space in accordance with the requirements of the adopted Rushmoor Local Plan Policy DE6.

 

 

39.

Appeals Progress Report pdf icon PDF 64 KB

To receive the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2129 (copy attached) on the progress of recent planning appeals.

 

Minutes:

The Committee received the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2129 concerning the following appeal decisions:

 

Application /

Enforcement Case No.

Description

Decision

 

 

 

20/00782/FULPP

Against the refusal of planning permission for rebuilding of the vehicle repair workshop (following fire damage) in the same footprint, other than the previous unauthorised eastern side extension, with associated parking at No. 1 Elms Road, Aldershot

Allowed

 

 

 

A separate application for an award of costs had been made against the Council relating to the planning merits of the appeal.  The appellant had stated that the Council Members had acted unreasonably by failing to take the professional advice of the Council officers without adequate reasons to do so and ignoring the fact that the commercial use was extant.

Refused

 

RESOLVED: That the Head of Economy, Planning and Strategic Housing’s Report No. EPSH2129 be noted.