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Download Agenda St. Agnes Parish Council Parish Clerk: Lee Dunkley BA (Hons), MPhil Parish Rooms, 17 Vicarage Road St Agnes, Cornwall TR5 0TL 01872 553801 [email protected] www.stagnes-pc.gov.uk 12th March 2019 TO MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING COMMITTEE: Councillors: Ball, Barrow, Brown, Bunt, Forbes, Johns, Ripper, Roberson, Slater. Dear Members, I hereby give you notice that the Meeting of the Planning Committee of St Agnes Parish Council will be held on Monday 18th March 2019 at the Parish Rooms, 17 Vicarage Rd, St. Agnes, at 19:15. All Members of the Committee are hereby summoned to attend for the purpose of considering and resolving upon the business about to be transacted at the meeting as set out hereunder. Yours sincerely Lee Dunkley, Parish Clerk Press & Public are invited to attend. Meetings are held in public and could be filmed or recorded by broadcasters, the media or members of the public. AGENDA 1. Apologies for absence To RECEIVE any apologies. 2. Declarations of interest/Request for dispensations To RECEIVE any declarations of interest. To RESOLVE to grant dispensations where appropriate. 3. Public Participation To RECEIVE comments. Any member of the public, who so wishes, may speak at this point of the meeting (for a maximum for 3 minutes per person) on items within the remit of the Committee. 4. Planning Committee meeting minutes: 18th February 2019 To RESOLVE that the minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee as above having been previously circulated, be taken as read, approved and signed. 5. Planning Applications for Consideration To RECEIVE a request by the planning authority for consultation and to respond: a. PA19/01145: Construction of incidental building and associated work. B Harvey. Osocozy, Wheal Kitty, St Agnes TR5 0RW b. PA19/01193: Conversion of building to four flats (re-submission of Application No. PA17/07816). K Faulkner. 22, Vicarage Road, (Formerly Sour Grapes), St Agnes TR5 0TL c. PA19/01044: Conversion and extension of former rural buildings to dwelling. A Benney. Land East of Chy An Garth, Mithian Downs, St Agnes TR5 0PX d. PA19/01369: Proposed erection of four dwellings, the provision of an internal access road and the installation of a sewage treatment plant. L Reynolds. Wheal Rose Caravan & Camping Park, Wheal Rose, Scorrier TR16 5DB e. PA18/11267 AMENDED PLANS: Proposed replacement roof to provide additional accommodation. T Johns. Sea Drift, 16, Trevaunance Road, St Agnes TR5 0SE f. PA19/00952: Change of use from agricultural land to a mixed use comprising the agricultural and educational use of land with reinstatement of permitted developments rights for the stationing of chattels (i.e. compost toilet). C Watkins. Land at Cannonball Farm, Reservoir Lane, Beacon Road, St Agnes g. PA19/00714: Construction of a new bungalow and access in the garden of number 5, Bolster Close. Demolition of existing double garage & replace with new. P Selby. 5, Bolster Close, St Agnes TR5 0TT h. PA19/01287: Erection of detached dwelling. E Rowson. Treport, Blackwater TR4 8EJ i. PA19/00771: Erection of a single storey timber holiday home. G John. 1, Arthans House, Wheal Friendly Gardens, St Agnes TR5 0AR j. PA19/01659: Outline application for up to 1no. residential dwelling with all matters reserved. S Morris. Land at Kittiwake Cottage, Kittiwake Cottage, Wheal Rose, Scorrier TR16 5DF k. PA19/01124: Demolition of existing lean-to, erection of two storey extension with conservatory and change of use of area of adjacent agricultural land to domestic curtilage. N Field. Little Trevellas Farm, Trevellas, St Agnes TR5 0XX l. PA19/01524: Demolition of existing attached 'stables' and replacement with a single-storey extension to existing barn conversion. I Windsor. The Barn, Higher Mithian Farm, Mithian Downs, St Agnes TR5 0PY m. PA19/01356: Listed building consent - proposed replacement roof. L Cokes. The Old School, Mt Hawke TR4 8BA n. PA19/00599: Erection of detached garage and workshop. R Sowden & M Gofton. Liberty May, Mount May Farm, Buckshead, St Agnes TR5 0XW o. PA19/00461: The minor relocation of a permitted detached single storey dwelling. M Brown. The Paddock, Road from the A3075 at Trevissome to the B3277 at Sunnyside, Silverwell, Blackwater TR4 8JG p. PA19/00905: Continued use of annexe and the construction of a first floor extension to include balcony to East elevation. D Bolitho. Garthlea, Mithian Downs, St Agnes TR5 0PY q. PA19/01099 (Note amended plans received 6th March): Proposed extension and renovation including a detached garage and repositioned crossover. G Codling. 27, Atlantic Way, Porthtowan, Truro TR4 8AH r. PA18/12072 AMENDED PLANS: Proposed dwelling with garage and revised access (permission previously granted PA17/06646). Caudrey. Land West of Vale Ridge, Banns Road, Mount Hawke, Truro TR4 8BW s. PA19/01087: Single side storey extension with balcony, replacement garage. Changes to windows. T Ibbotson. Windermere Lodge, High Field Road, Mount Hawke TR4 8DZ t. PA19/01033: Rear single storey extension and install two dormer windows. M Clarke. Chy An Heskyn, Goonvrea Road, St Agnes TR5 0NH u. PA19/01534: Addition of a one-storey extension. S Roberts. New Cottage, Goonbell, St Agnes TR5 0PN v. PA19/01025: Proposed extension and alterations. Moore. Jersey Vean, Alma Close, Goonbell, St Agnes TR5 0PJ w. PA19/00072: Replacing rotten wooden window frames with wooden frames of similar design, pattern & material, replacing single pane glass with double pane glass. Bishop & Litch. 5, The Old School, British Road, St Agnes TR5 0YU x. PA19/01761: Application for a non-material amendment (1) following grant of planning permission PA18/00763. Amendment sought - Addition of a small projection to the South elevation wall at ground floor level to create an internal recess for a log burner. R James. 22, Tregease Road, St Agnes TR5 0SL 6. Planning Applications Decisions To NOTE that the following Planning Applications have been decided as follows: PA18/06453: Construction of a replacement dwelling. Ivy Dene, Porthtowan TR4 8UB [REFUSED] PA18/10706: Proposed construction of first floor extension with balconies, enlarged garage and construction of a bike store. Fourwinds, Coast Road, Porthtowan TR4 8AQ [APPROVED] PA19/00079: Proposed ground & first floor extension to cottage. Renovation & extension of existing store/garage to provide home office & wetsuit/surfboard store. Wayside, Mingoose, Mt. Hawke [APPROVED] PA18/09465: Proposed residential development with variation of Condition 13 in relation to decision notice PA16/03451: Amendments to plans. Land at Wheal Rose, Wheal Rose, Scorrier TR16 5DA [APPROVED] PA19/00146: Single storey extension. Inglewood, Wheal Kitty, St Agnes TR5 0RH [APPROVED] PA19/00473: Single storey rear extension. Namaste, 24, Tregoyne, Porthtowan, Truro TR4 8FE [APPROVED] PA19/00367: Non-material amendment (No. 1) for: Steel frame bay increased to 20 ft bays and 1 bay removed, reducing the overall size of the building; Agricultural barn doors re-positioned on East elevation; Additional barns introduced on West elevation; Roof canopy to entrance removed; Additional window on West elevation; Cattery bays reconfigured to suit steel frame and GRP Rooflights re-positioned to (PA18/07140): Construction of a boarding cattery and agricultural store. Trewarren, Mithian Downs, St Agnes TR5 0PY [APPROVED] PA18/09364: Erection of dwelling. Wishing Well, Wheal Kitty, St Agnes TR5 0RE [APPROVED] PA18/10742: Proposed replacement of utility/WC to include bedroom and ensuite to act as ancillary accommodation. Verbena, Quay Road, St Agnes TR5 0RT [APPROVED] PA18/10942: Change of use application to develop redundant agricultural barn and yard to tea room (A3). Bungay Yard, Beacon Drive, St Agnes TR5 0NT [APPROVED] PA19/00207: Macrocarpa - Removal to ground level. Trevaunance Manor Farmhouse, Rocky Lane, St Agnes TR5 0NA [APPROVED] PA18/04911: Outline application with some matters reserved for the construction of a residential development. Land adjacent to Roddas’ Creamery, Wheal Rose, Scorrier [APPROVED] PA18/11193: Proposed bungalow with double garage. Land opposite Two Burrows, Tregarthen, Two Burrows, Blackwater, Truro TR4 8HN [REFUSED] PA18/11418: Demolition of existing outbuildings and erection of part two-storey, part single-storey extension. Westwood, Menagissey, Mount Hawke TR4 8DH [APPROVED] PA19/00125: Cert. of lawfulness for existing use of site as residential garden for a period in excess of 10 years. Land North of Lyndon House, East Hill, Blackwater [GRANTED (CAADs, PIPs & LUs ONLY)] PA19/00203: Restoration, preservation and conversion of Wheal Ellen Engine House & associated works (re- submission of Application No. PA17/08780 dated 25th July 2018. PA19/00209: Listed Building Consent, as above. Wheal Ellen Engine House, Mount Hawke TR4 8DJ [BOTH REFUSED] 7. Reports from Council representatives To NOTE the following report: • NDP 8. Public Bodies (Admissions to Meetings) Act 1960 To RESOLVE that in view of the confidential or special nature of the business about to be transacted it is advisable that the press and public be excluded and instructed to withdraw during the discussion for the following items: None. .
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