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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Planning Committee, 21/01/2021 09:30 Date: 13 January 2021 Town Hall, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 7QF Tel: 01768 817817 Email: [email protected] Dear Sir/Madam Planning Committee Agenda - 21 January 2021 Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Planning Committee will be held at 9.30 am on Thursday, 21 January 2021 at Council Chamber, Town Hall, Penrith. This meeting will be a virtual meeting and therefore will not take place in a physical location following guidelines set out in Section 78 of the Coronavirus Act 2020. This Council meeting will be held virtually on Microsoft Teams 1 Apologies for Absence 2 Minutes To sign the minutes: Pla/87/12/20 to Pla/98/12/20 of the meeting of this Committee held on 17 December 2020 as a correct record of those proceedings (copies previously circulated). 3 Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of the existence and nature of any private interests, both disclosable pecuniary and any other registrable interests, in any matter to be considered or being considered. 4 Planning Issues (Pages 5 - 18) To note the attached lists of the Assistant Director Planning and Economic Development. a) Applications determined under office delegated powers for the month of December 2020. b) Reasons for refusal on delegated decisions for the month of December 2020. 5 Planning Issues - Applications for Debate (Green Papers) (Pages 19 - 86) To consider the reports of the Assistant Director Planning and Economic Development on the following applications: Paul Sutton Interim Director of Corporate www.eden.gov.uk Services Item Officer Page Application Details No Recommendation Number 1 Planning Application No: 20/0799 Recommended to: Removal of conditions 14 (working hours of employees not resident on site) and 15 (register of occasions where REFUSE employees not resident on site work With Reasons 21 until 8pm), attached to approval 20/0133 Land adj. to Fernbank, Great Strickland Applegarth Foods – Mrs K Twentyman 2 Planning Application No: 20/0548 Recommended to: Reserved matters application for access, appearance, landscaping, APPROVE layout and scale, attached to approval 42 20/0538 Subject to Conditions Land West of Gillians Well, Calthwaite Genesis Homes – Mr J Blue 3 Planning Application No: 20/0027 Recommended to: Outline planning permission for the erection of up to 13 dwellings with all matters reserved APPROVE Subject to 65 Land South of Low Hesket Village Hall, Conditions Low Hesket Mr R Fiddler 6 Confirmation of Site Visits (if any) To confirm the date and location of any site visits that may have been agreed. 7 Any Other Items which the Chairman decides are urgent 8 Date of Next Meeting The date of the next scheduled meeting be confirmed as 18 February 2021. Yours faithfully www.eden.gov.uk 2 P Sutton Interim Director of Corporate Services Democratic Services Contact: Vivien Little Encs For Attention All members of the Council Chairman – Councillor W Patterson (Independent Group) Vice Chairman – Councillor M Eyles (Liberal Democrat Group) Councillors I Chambers, Conservative Group H Sawrey-Cookson, Independent Group M Clark, Independent Group G Simpkins, Liberal Democrat Group D Holden, Liberal Democrat Group J G Thompson, Conservative Group J C Lynch, Conservative Group D Wicks, Conservative Group A Ross, Green Group Standing Deputies A Armstrong, Conservative Group E Martin, Conservative Group P G Baker, Liberal Democrat Group A Meadowcroft, Conservative Group D Banks, Independent Group G Nicolson OBE, Conservative Group L Harker, Liberal Democrat Group D Ryland, Independent Group S Lancaster, Independent Group D Smith, Liberal Democrat Group D Lawson, Green Group Please Note: 1. Section 78 of the Coronavirus Act 2020 and the Local Authorities and Police and Crime Panels (Coronavirus)(Flexibility of Local Authority and Police and Crime Panel Meetings)(England and Wales) Regulations 2020 mean that this meeting of Eden District Council is classed as a virtual meeting. 2. Under the Openness of Local Government Bodies Regulations 2014 this meeting has been advertised as a public meeting (unless stated otherwise) and as such could be filmed or recorded by the media or members of the public www.eden.gov.uk 3 This page is intentionally left blank PLANNING COMMITTEE Agenda Item No. APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATED POWERS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 2020 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 19/0632 Full Application Cliburn Retrospective installation of modular office building. WAITINGS DRAINAGE & PIPELINE Waitings Drainage & APPROVED CONTRACTORS, WORKSHOP, Pipeline Contractors - CLIBURN, PENRITH, CA10 3AL Mr Waiting 20/0252 Full Application Alston Change of use of redundant agricultural building to GREENSHED, AYLE CROSSROADS, Mr J Shepherd - Ayle APPROVED bulk domestic heating oil storage depot. CLARGHYLL, ALSTON, CA9 3NF Colliery Co Ltd 20/0348 Full Application Tebay Retrospective application for garage/utility extension. 15 WHINFELL TERRACE, TEBAY, Mr A Woof APPROVED PENRITH, CA10 3XL 20/0360 Full Application Culgaith Erection of one dwelling. HIGH CROFT, CULGAITH, PENRITH, Wykes APPROVED CA10 1QW 20/0362 Full Application Temple Sowerby Variation of condition 2 (plans compliance), BARN ADJACENT THE COUNTING Mr D & Mrs L Nugent APPROVED Condition 6 (surface water drainage scheme), 8 HOUSE, TEMPLE SOWERBY, (sustainable surface water drainage scheme) and 10 PENRITH, CA10 1SB (emerging activity survey), attached to approval 19/0058. 20/0395 Listed Building Crackenthorpe Listed Building Consent for retention of heating CRACKENTHORPE HALL, Mr P Barrett APPROVED equipment and installation of boiler plant and flue. CRACKENTHORPE, CA16 6AE 20/0396 Full Application Crackenthorpe Retrospective application for installation of boiler CRACKENTHORPE HALL, Mr P Barrett APPROVED plant and flue. CRACKENTHORPE, CA16 6AE 20/0431 Reserved Matters Morland Reserved Matters application for access, LAND BEHIND TANGLEWOOD, Addis Town Planning APPROVED appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, attached HIGH STREET, MORLAND, Ltd - Mr D Addis to approval 16/0682. PENRITH, CA10 3AS 20/0501 Full Application Penrith Variation of condition 2 to amend plot positioning, LAND OFF CARLETON ROAD, Story Homes - Mrs J APPROVED boundary treatments, landscaping and road layouts PENRITH, Taylor attached to approval 20/0514. Agenda Item 4 20/0521 Change of Use Hesket Conversion of existing agricultural building to 3no COLT CLOSE FARM, SOUTHWAITE, Messrs Raven APPROVED PD/PN business units. CARLISLE, CA4 0NB 20/0522 Full Application Hesket Alterations to the structure and curtilage of the COLT CLOSE FARM, SOUTHWAITE, Messrs Raven APPROVED agricultural barn to facilitate the conversion to a CA4 0NB flexible business use. 20/0596 Full Application Brough Sowerby Siting of lodge for use as residential accommodation. LAND AT REAR OF MEADOW VIEW Mr R Thwaite APPROVED Page 5 LODGE, WESTWOOD FARM, BROUGH SOWERBY, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4EG 08 January 2021 Page 1 of 8 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision Page 6 20/0613 Listed Building Penrith Listed Building Consent to create new door opening THE COTTAGE, BISHOP YARDS, Mr & Mrs J Richardson APPROVED in existing stone boundary wall. PENRITH, CA11 7XU 20/0635 Tree Works (CA) Penrith Removal of Cedar tree. GREYSTONE, GRAHAM STREET, Ms N Stonehouse APPROVED PENRITH, CA11 9LF 20/0653 Full Application Bandleyside Agricultural livestock building. FIELD WEST OF VILLAGE OF Mr J Clark APPROVED HOFF, HOFF, APPLEBY, 20/0657 Full Application Penrith Erection of a single storey extension to the side and 30 BRENT ROAD, PENRITH, CA11 Steven Docker APPROVED rear elevations, erection of a porch extension to the 8ER Associates - Miss J front elevation, alterations to land levels to create Russell raised patios with retaining walls, widening of the sites vehicular access and hardsurfacing the front curtilage. 20/0670 Full Application Hunsonby Variation of condition 2 to amend some of the FORMER THOMPSONS BOARD Citadel Estates Ltd - Mr APPROVED approved house types and to reposition Plots 10-18 MILL, LITTLE SALKELD, PENRITH, D Montgomery to provide additional car parking to the front of the CA10 1NJ dwellings, attached to approval 19/0907. 20/0671 Full Application Penrith Proposal to demolish redundant dairy cooling house REDWOOD GARTH, CARLETON Mr & Mrs T J Barr APPROVED and erect building for staff training and leisure. HILL ROAD, PENRITH, CA11 8TZ 20/0672 Full Application Hunsonby Erection of 1no dwelling and associated detached FORMER THOMPSONS BOARD Citadel Estates Ltd - Mr APPROVED garage - part retrospective MILL, LITTLE SALKELD, PENRITH, D Montgomery CA10 1NJ 20/0676 Listed Building Alston Listed Building Consent for the replacement of single IVY HOUSE FARM, GARRIGILL, Mr K Snowball APPROVED glazed timber windows with double glazed units. ALSTON, CA9 3DU 20/0690 Reserved Matters Brougham Reserved Matters application for access, LAND NORTH WEST OF Charmwyck Ltd APPROVED appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, attached PEMBROKE FARM, BROUGHAM, to approval 18/0769. PENRITH, CA10 2DE 20/0691 Full Application Dufton Change of use of barn to residential use as COTE SYKE, DUFTON, APPLEBY-IN- Mr W Tatters APPROVED extension to main house. WESTMORLAND, CA16 6DA 20/0695 Non-Material Clifton Non Material Amendment to reconsider the planning WETHERIGGS POTTERY, CLIFTON Stoneswood APPROVED Amend conditions in line with the addendum report, attached DYKES, PENRITH, CA10 2DH Development Ltd to approval 19/0637. 20/0699 Full Application Appleby Siting of a garden building. Re-submission
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