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Barn at Old Mill House Vineyard Hazeleigh Hall Lane REPORT of DIRECTOR OF SERVICE DELIVERY to NORTH WESTERN AREA PLANNING COMMITTEE 25 May 2021 Application Number 20/01337/FUL Barn, Old Mill House Vineyard, Hazeleigh, Hall Lane, Woodham Location Mortimer Convert agricultural barn into vineyard manager's dwellinghouse Proposal with associated internal and external alterations, layout amenity area and plant native hedgerows and trees (amended proposal) Applicant Mr Richard Britton - The Old Mill House Vineyard Ltd Agent Mr Stewart Rowe - The Planning And Design Bureau Ltd Target Decision Date 28 May 2021 Case Officer Hannah Dungate Parish WOODHAM MORTIMER Member Call-in by Councillor K W Jarvis citing Policies E7 and Reason for Referral to the D1 for the following reason: “need to have farm worker/Manager Committee / Council on site and re-use of otherwise redundant building” 1. RECOMMENDATION REFUSE for the reasons as detailed in Section 8 of this report. 2. SITE MAP Please see below. Our Vision: Sustainable Council – Prosperous Future 3. SUMMARY 3.1 Proposal / brief overview, including any relevant background information 3.1.1 The application site is located on the eastern side of Hazeleigh Hall Lane, outside of any defined settlement boundary. The application site measures 3.5 hectares and is a field used for agricultural purposes; namely the growing of grapes. The site is occupied by a barn, which was approved in 2017 to be used for agricultural purposes in relation to the operation of the Vineyard. Since the approval and subsequent erection of the barn, it is stated that, due to a change in the operation and business plans of the Vineyard, the barn is now no longer required for agricultural use in association with the business. 3.1.2 A track, which has recently been formalised with hardstanding, leads to the barn and a brick wall, piers and iron gates have been erected at the site entrance, these developments do not benefit from planning permission and are therefore unauthorised. 3.1.3 The surrounding area is rural in nature. Hazeleigh Hall Wood is located to the rear (east) of the site, sporadic residential and agricultural development lies to the south and west of the site, undeveloped land lies to the north, with the listed building ‘Old Mill House’ further north of the site. 3.1.4 Planning permission is sought for the conversion of an agricultural barn into vineyard manager's dwellinghouse with associated internal and external alterations. The planning statement that has been submitted with the application states that as well as for efficiency and security reasons, the functional need for a dwelling on the land is to protect the crop during the frosty weather. 3.1.5 The agricultural barn measures a maximum of 15m wide by 10.3m deep and between 9.8 - 8.8m to the top of the ridge (due to the sloping ground level). The proposed conversion would not result in an amendment to the existing scale of the barn. 3.1.6 Since the previously refused application (20/00229/FUL) the proposed external alterations to the barn include the insertion of windows on the front, and side elevations and the replacement of the existing barn doors spanning the ground and first floor levels with glazing which would measure 3.6m wide and 4.85m in height. 3.1.7 The proposed dwelling would be internally altered to accommodate an open plan kitchen, dining and living room, a utility room, larder and WC and an office at ground floor level. Furthermore, four bedrooms, two with en-suites, and a family bathroom would be provided at first floor level. 3.2 Conclusion 3.2.1 Having taken all material planning considerations into account, an objection is raised to the principle of the proposed development by reason of its location outside the defined settlement boundary, which would result in material harm to the character of the area. The evidence supplied is also not considered adequate to sufficiently justify that there is an essential or functional need for a worker to live on site, and that there are not suitable dwellings available in the locality of the site to accommodate the worker, or that the scale and nature of the development is related to the needs of the business. Furthermore, the development would have an impact on the amenity of the character of the countryside. In light of the above, it is considered that the development would be contrary to the policies of the development plan to an extent that cannot be outweighed by the positive aspects of the proposal that have been set out by the applicant. 4. MAIN RELEVANT POLICIES Members’ attention is drawn to the list of background papers attached to the agenda. 4.1 National Planning Policy Framework 2019 including paragraphs: 7 Sustainable development 8 Three objectives of sustainable development 10-12 Presumption in favour of sustainable development 38 Decision-making 47–50 Determining applications 54–57 Planning conditions and obligations 80–84 Building a strong, competitive economy 148–169 Meeting the challenge of climate change, flooding and coastal change 170–183 Conserving and enhancing the natural environment 4.2 Maldon District Local Development Plan (MDLDP) 2014 – 2029 approved by the Secretary of State: S1 Sustainable Development S7 Prosperous Rural Communities S8 Settlement Boundaries and the Countryside D1 Design Quality and Built Environment D2 Climate Change and Environmental Impact of New Development D5 Flood Risk and Coastal Change E5 Tourism N2 Natural Environment and Biodiversity. T1 Sustainable Transport T2 Accessibility 4.3 Relevant Planning Guidance / Documents: Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) Maldon District Design Guide (MDDG) SPD Maldon District Vehicle Parking Standards (VPS) SPD 5. MAIN CONSIDERATIONS 5.1 Principle of Development 5.1.1 The Section 38(6) of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, Section 70(2) of the 1990 Act and paragraph 47 of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) require that planning applications are determined in accordance with the Development Plan unless material considerations indicate otherwise. In this case the development plan comprises of the approved Local Development Plan (LDP). 5.1.2 The proposed development is for the conversion of an agricultural barn into a residential dwelling, to be occupied by the manager of the Vineyard. 5.1.3 As part of the drive to deliver new homes the Government has stated that there is a need for councils to demonstrate that there are sufficient sites available to meet the housing requirements for the next five years; this is known as the Five-Year Housing Land Supply (5YHLS). Since the refusal of application 20/00229/FUL the Council has published an up to date 5YHLS which concludes that the Council cannot currently demonstrate a 5YHLS. 5.1.4 Where a Local Planning Authority (LPA) is unable to demonstrate that it has a 5YHLS, the presumption in favour of sustainable development will apply; this is known as the ‘Tilted Balance’. This position is set out in paragraph 11d, together with its footnote 7, of the NPPF which states: “For decision taking this means: “(d) where there are no relevant development plan policies, or the policies which are most important for determining the application are out-of-date, granting permission unless: “(i) the application of policies in this Framework that protect areas or assets of particular importance provides a clear reason for refusing the development proposed; or “(ii) any adverse impacts of doing so would significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits, when assessed against the policies in this Framework taken as a whole.” Footnote 7 - 7 This includes, for applications involving the provision of housing, situations where the local planning authority cannot demonstrate a five year supply of deliverable housing sites (with the appropriate buffer, as set out in paragraph 73) 5.1.5 At the heart of the NPPF is a presumption in favour of sustainable development (the ‘presumption’) which is central to the policy approach in the Framework, as it sets out the Government’s policy in respect of housing delivery within the planning system and emphasises the need to plan positively for appropriate new development. The NPPF replaces those Local Plan policies that do not comply with the requirements of the NPPF in terms of housing delivery. In addition, leading case law assists the LPA in its application of NPPF policies applicable to conditions where the 5YHLS cannot be demonstrated (Suffolk Coastal DC v Hopkins Homes and Richborough Estates v Cheshire East BC [2017] UKSC 37). 5.1.6 It is necessary to assess whether the proposed development is ‘sustainable development’ as defined in the NPPF. If the site is considered sustainable then the NPPF’s ‘presumption in favour of sustainable development’ applies. However, where the development plan is ‘absent, silent or relevant policies are out of date’, planning permission should be granted ‘unless any adverse impacts of doing so would significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits, when assessed against the policies in this Framework taken as a whole; or that specific policies in this Framework indicate development should be restricted’. 5.1.7 In judging whether a residential scheme should be granted, it is necessary to consider the weight attributed to the planning benefits which the proposal offers in making up the current housing land supply shortfall, against the adverse impacts identified (if any) arising from the proposal in relation to the policies contained within the NPPF and relevant policies in the Local Plan. 5.1.8 There are three dimensions to sustainable development as defined in the NPPF. These are the economic, social and environmental roles. The LDP through Policy S1 re-iterates the requirements of the NPPF but there are no specific policies on sustainability in the current Local Plan.
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