Venue: Council Offices, Farnborough
Contact: Marion Young 01252 398827 Email: marion.young@rushmoor.gov.uk
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Declarations of interest PDF 87 KB All Members who believe they have a disclosable pecuniary interest in any matter to be considered at the meeting may not participate in any discussion or vote taken on the matter and if the interest is not registered it must be disclosed to the meeting. In addition, Members are required to leave the meeting while the matter is discussed. Additional documents: Minutes: There were no declarations of interest. |
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To confirm the Minutes of the meeting held on 28th March, 2018 (copy attached). Additional documents: Minutes: The Minutes of the meeting held on 28th March, 2018 were approved and signed by the Chairman. |
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Planning Applications PDF 134 KB To consider the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1810 on planning applications recently submitted to the Council (copy attached). Sections A & B of the report set out the items to be considered at future meetings and petitions received:
Section C of the report sets out planning applications for determination at this meeting:
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
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Application No. 18/00025/FULPP - Block 3, Queensmead, Farnborough Minutes: The Committee considered the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1810 (as amended at the meeting) regarding the partial demolition of Kingsmead shopping centre (existing Debenhams store), erection of an extension (Block 3) comprising retail use on the ground floor (3710sqm), leisure use on the first floor (2414sqm), 68 apartments over eight floors, private amenity space, 58 car parking spaces, 118 bicycle parking spaces, a bridge link and alterations to the existing car par on Block 2, a new entrance to The Meads shopping centre and associated works. It was noted that the recommendation was to grant permission subject to the completion of an appropriate Planning Obligation under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. RESOLVED: That
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To consider the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1811 (copy attached) which reports on cases of planning enforcement and possible unauthorised development. Minutes: The Committee received the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1811, which provided an update with regard to the position of the former Lafarge site and adjoining land at Hollybush Lane North, south of North Camp railway station. The Committee was informed that an Enforcement Notice was served in September 2015 in respect of unauthorised material change of use of land to: (a) commercial car spares/car sales use; and (b) storage of scrapped cars; both with associated development comprising construction of bunds, hard surfaces, roads, fences and siting of structures on the land. This Enforcement Notice was subject to an appeal heard at a Public Inquiry in October 2016. This appeal was dismissed by two subsequent Inspector’s decisions dated 30th November, 2016 and 23rd August, 2017 and an amended Enforcement Notice took effect from 23rd August, 2017. This Notice required staged compliance within three months (by 23rd November, 2017), within six months (by 23rd February, 2018) and within twelve months (by 23rd August, 2018). The Committee was advised that an inspection of the site was undertaken on 6th April, 2018 as a check at an intermediate stage on the landowner’s progress towards compliance with the requirements of the Enforcement Notice. This inspection revealed that substantial progress had been made and the site was now largely empty and the breaches of planning control had mostly been rectified. As a result of this progress, the Committee noted that it was not currently considered expedient for the Council to commence prosecution proceedings in respect of the residual non-completion of some requirements due to have been completed by 23rd November, 2017 and 23rd February, 2018. RESOLVED: That the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1811 be noted. |
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Appeals Progress Report PDF 79 KB To receive the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1812 (copy attached) on the progress of recent planning appeals. Minutes: The Committee received the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1812 concerning the following appeal decision:
RESOLVED: That the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1812 be noted. |
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To receive the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1813 (copy attached) which updates on the Performance Indicators for the Development Management Section of Planning, and the overall workload of the Section for the period 1st January to 31st March, 2018 and provides summary figures for the financial year 2017-2018. Minutes: The Committee received the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1813 which provided an update on the position with respect to achieving performance indicators for the Development Management section of Planning and the overall workload of the section for the quarter from 1st January to 31st March, 2018. The Report also provided summary figures for the financial year 2017-2018. RESOLVED: That the Head of Planning’s Report No. PLN1813 be noted. |