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Minutes of the Planning Meeting Held by Zoom on Monday 7Th December 2020 Minutes of the Planning Meeting held by Zoom on Monday 7th December 2020 There were present: R Darlington (Chair) K. Phillips L. Lancaster P. Byrne K. Dawson R. Knotts L. Dawson M. Woodvine B.Beeley G. Willerton (Consulting) K. Connolly (Member of the Public) 1. Apologies for absence Cllr. Bingley 2. Declarations of interest Cllr. Beeley declared a pecuniary interest in respect of application HOU/345690/20 3. Approval of minutes of the meeting held 2nd November 2020 Agreed as true record 4. PLANNING APPLICATIONS Application No HOU/345530/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 21 Huddersfield Road Denshaw OL3 5SB Proposal Two storey rear extension Registration Date Applicant Mr. Mark Cassin OMBC Officer Osian Perks Recommendation Approve Application No HOU/345368/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 8 Whitebrook Lane, Uppermill OL3 6ER Proposal First floor side extension Registration Date Applicant Greensky Architecture OMBC Officer Osian Perks Recommendation Approve- subject to no neighbor objections. Application No HOU/345562/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 36 Beechfield Grasscroft Ol4 4EL Proposal Loft conversion with dormer and velux windows Registration Date Applicant Mr. Tim Hatton OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Approve Application No HOU/345610/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 22 Saint Anne’s Crescent, Grasscroft OL4 4JH Proposal Proposed two storey side extension Registration Date Applicant Mr. Alan Doherty OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Approve- subject to applicant to consider use of Hip Roof Application No HOU/345536/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 1 Norbury Avenue, Grasscroft OL4 4DY Proposal Proposed two storey and single storey rear extensions including external amendments to front elevation and render finish to all external elevations Registration Date Applicant Mr. Wild OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Approve Application No HOU/345541/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location1 33 Brookside Avenue, Grotton OL4 4LH Proposal Single storey side extension and first floor front extension Registration Date Applicant Mr. Matthew Holt OMBC Officer Sophie Leech Recommendation Approve Application No HOU/345532/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 1 Ashbrook Road Springhead OL4 5SA Proposal Single storey rear extension following demolition of existing conservatory Registration Date Applicant Mr. Lucas OMBC Officer Dean Clapworthy Recommendation Approve Application No AGR/345578/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Platting Farm, Platting Road Lydgate OL4 4JW Proposal Erection of agricultural building Registration Date Applicant Mr. Mark Jones OMBC Officer Abiola Labisi Recommendation No objections Application No FUL/345572/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Carr Farm, Carr Lane, Diggle OL3 5ND Proposal Demolition of timber stable and replacement with stone stable (Private domestic use only), tack and muck midden Registration Date Applicant Mr. Mark Jones OMBC Officer Abiola Labisi Recommendation Refusal – vehicle usage and proximity to listed building Application No OUT/345624/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 11 Littlemoor Lane Diggle OL3 5RS Proposal Erection of 2no. Semi-detached dwelling houses Registration Date Applicant Miss M. Antoniou OMBC Officer Not Listed Recommendation Refusal -most properties in Littlemoor Lane are bungalows set above road with landscaped garden areas between, creating visually attractive frontages. Indicative proposal involves additional storey formed by excavation, and does not follow general approach, resulting in visually discordant development failing to reflect character of area and street scene. Further, balconies used for sitting out may result in overlooking of rear gardens of Spurn Lane properties to east. Whilst redevelopment of site not at issue, therefore, development as indicated in submission not acceptable. pplication No FUL/345628/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Land at Huddersfield Road Diggle OL3 5NT Proposal Completion and part retention of a new dwelling (Amendment to Planning Permission PA/343287/19) Registration Date Applicant Simon Plowman OMBC Officer Sophie Leech Recommendation Approve Application No FUL/345575/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Lane Head Road Oldham Proposal Demolition of existing 4 buildings and construction of single dwelling Registration Date Applicant Mark Thorley OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation No plans available- unable to comment Application No HOU/345652/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 40 Stonebreaks Road Springhead OL4 4BZ Proposal Proposed rear decking area Registration Date Applicant Mr. M. Binns OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Refusal -Deck level as floor level of dwelling, so well above patios and gardens of both site and adjoining dwelling. Main issue is effect on amenity of adjoining neighbours due to raised level and nature of decking use involving sitting out for lengthy periods. Floor of decking just below top of hedge and short section of boundary fence with 42 so, notwithstanding obscure glazed panels, concerns relating to potential overlooking, privacy and overbearing nature of structure when viewed from rear patio and garden of neighbours Application No FUL/345657/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Hey House Farm, Ripponden Road Denshaw OL3 5UN Proposal Demolition of existing building and erection of one detached bungalow with attached garage Registration Date Applicant Mr. Alan Chorlton OMBC Officer Sophie Leech Recommendation Approval Application No FUL/345685/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Land at 1 Den Lane Uppermill OL3 6DD Proposal Erection of one dwelling with associated works, parking and highway entrance Registration Date Applicant Mr. Lee Hollinworth OMBC Officer Recommendation Refusal – Whilst visual impact of scheme reduced by first floor set back, use of timber cladding and green roof, previous concerns remain and massing and prominence would have detrimental effect on character and appearance of Uppermill Conservation Area. No justification provided or public benefit cited to weigh against harm caused by scheme. Application No HOU/345686/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Moorfield, Central Avenue, Greenfield Ol3 7DH Proposal Two storey extension and alterations to an existing dormer bungalow and associated external works Registration Date Applicant Michael Owens OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation No plans available –unable to comment Application No FUL/345694/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Brooklands Lodge, Denshaw Road Delph Proposal Partial underground car showroom/garage Registration Date Applicant Mr. David Sefton OMBC Officer Osian Perks Recommendation Refusal- inappropriate development within Greenbelt Application No FUL/345671/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Wool Road Barn, Wool Road Dobcross Proposal Demolition of agricultural building and replacement with two detached houses Registration Date Applicant Mr. Gary Davies OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation No plans available- unable to comment Application No HOU/345635/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 103 Shaw Hall Bank Road Greenfield Proposal Extension to existing roof space Registration Date Applicant Mr. Christian Butterworth OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Approve Application No HOU/345696/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 16 Delph New Road Dobcross OL3 5BA Proposal Two single storey side extensions, including a replacement balcony Registration Date Applicant Mrs. Tammy Durban OMBC Officer Sophie Leech Recommendation Approve Application No FUL/345734/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Model Farm, Denshaw Road Delph OL3 5TS Proposal Proposed storage building for the use of storing agricultural machinery, straw and hay Registration Date Applicant Mrs. Melanie Lawrenson OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation No plans available- unable to comment Application No CND/345731/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 62 Burnedge Fold Road Grasscroft OL4 4EE Proposal Discharge of Condition No. 3 (External materials) and Condition No. 4 (Parking and turning area) of Application No. PA/343333/19 Registration Date Applicant Mr. Daniel Bramwell OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Noted Application No FUL/345628/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location Land at Huddersfield Road Diggle Proposal Completion and part retention of a new dwelling (Amendment to Planning Permission PA/343287/19) Registration Date Applicant Mr. Adam Pierce OMBC Officer Jill Nixon Recommendation Approve (admin error- duplication) Application No HOU/345690/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 15 Wellmeadow Lane, Uppermill Proposal Two storey rear extension and front porch Registration Date Applicant Mr. & Mrs. Bates OMBC Officer Brian Smith Recommendation Approve Application No HOU/345550/20 Expected Decision Level Development Control Delegation Location 15 Heywood Lane, Austerlands
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