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Agenda and Associated Papers Are Enclosed for Your Reference and Information Redruth Town Consel An Dre Council Resrudh Redruth Civic Centre, Alma Place, Redruth, Cornwall TR15 2AT Tel No: 01209-210038 e-mail: [email protected] Town Mayor: Cllr Ms D L Reeve Town Clerk: P B Bennett Our Reference: RTC/420/3/Mtg Date: See Distribution 3rd March 2021 Dear Councillor Meeting of the Planning Committee - Monday 8th March 2021 You are summoned to attend a meeting of the Redruth Town Council Planning Committee to be held remotely and virtually on Monday 8th March 2021. Proceedings will commence promptly at 7pm. The Agenda and associated papers are enclosed for your reference and information. Yours sincerely Peter Bennett Town Clerk Enclosure: 1. Agenda and associated documentation Distribution: Cllr H Biscoe Cllr Mrs A Biscoe Cllr A Bishop Cllr M Brown Cllr Mrs B Ellenbroek Cllr Ms D Reeve Cllr J Tregunna Cllr W Tremayne For Information: All other Councillors Cornwall Council Members Press & Public Twinned with Plumergat et Meriadec, Brittany, France; Mineral Point, Wisconsin, USA; and Real del Monte, Hidalgo, Mexico REDRUTH TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING - Monday 8th March 2021 AGENDA PART I PUBLIC SESSION 1. To confirm members can communicate with others at the meeting and to receive apologies for absence 2. Members to declare any disclosable pecuniary interests or non-registerable interests (including details thereof) in respect of any item(s) on this Agenda 3. To suspend Standing Orders to allow the public to speak 4. To allow the public to put questions to the Council on any matters relating to this Agenda 5. To reinstate Standing Orders 6. To consider the planning applications [See Planning Schedule attached] 7. To confirm minutes of the following meeting: 7.1 Meeting of the Planning Committee held on 8th February 2021 7.2 Interim Meeting of the Planning Committee held on 22nd February 2021 8. Town Clerk’s Report 9. To receive correspondence: 9.1 Decision Notice Schedule 9.2 Licensed Premises Schedule 9.3 Cornwall Council – Neighbourhood Planning E-Bulletin, February 2021 9.4 Mr M Sanders – PA20/11224, 19 Raymond Road REDRUTH TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE SUBMISSIONS FOR: Monday 8th March 2021 LIST 1 (FOR APPROVAL EN-BLOC) Planning App No Ser No (All PA21/ unless Details Ward Reply otherwise stated) Land and Building South of Hillcrest, Church Coombe 00959 Restoration of derelict dwelling to form 1 South Supported new one bedroom property and associated works For Mr & Mrs Martin Land at New Portreath Road 10353 Barn for use of storage of hay and 2 North Supported (PA20) straw and farm implements For Mr R Pedley 71 Mount Ambrose Single storey extension to rear and 3 00966 Central Supported construction of rear dormer For Mr & Mrs Rule The Count House, Wheal Buller, Buller Downs Revised application; replacement of existing porch with new entrance porch 4 00366 South Supported and erection of new two-storey extension replacing a upvc conservatory at the rear of the building For Mr T Luscombe Prospect House, Sparnon Gate Extension, alterations and associated 5 00577 works including conversion of North Supported detached store to office/bedroom For Mr & Mrs Roskilly 18 Town Farm A single storey orangery extension to the rear of property with separate 6 00070 South Supported doors from the extension into the existing property For Mr C Applegarth 85 Albany Road New lounge dining extension and 7 00815 South Supported internal modification For Mr A Hill 4 Penryn Street Listed building consent for the conversion of two ground floor shops/offices and two dwellings above 8 00490 North Supported into four residential maisonettes including a basement extension and associated works For Mr D Cox, HEMCOX architects 4 & 4A Penryn Street Conversion of two ground floor shops/offices and two dwellings above into four residential maisonettes 9 00489 North Supported including a basement extension and associated works For Mr T Robinson, HEMCOX architects LIST 2 Planning App No Ser No (All PA21/ unless Details Ward Reply otherwise stated) 4 Carbis Court 05518 (PA20) Retention of 3x3 shed and use as a 10 North Cllr Tremayne barbershop For Mr S Francis Redruth Town Consel An Dre Council Resrudh Redruth Civic Centre, Alma Place, Redruth, Cornwall TR15 2AT Tel No: 01209-210038 e-mail: [email protected] Town Mayor: Cllr Ms D L Reeve Town Clerk: P B Bennett Minutes of a Meeting of the Redruth Town Council Planning Committee held remotely and virtually on Monday 8th February 2021 Present: Cllr H Biscoe Chairman Cllr Mrs A Biscoe Cllr M Brown Cllr Mrs B Ellenbroek Cllr Ms D Reeve Cllr W Tremayne to the point mentioned In attendance: Ms A Hunt Office Administrator Cllr I Thomas PART I – PUBLIC SESSION 1394.1 To confirm members can communicate with others at the meeting and to receive apologies for absence It was confirmed with each Member present that they could communicate with others at the meeting. Apologies were received from Cllrs Bishop (other commitments) and Tregunna (unwell). 1394.2 Members to declare any disclosable pecuniary interests or non-registerable interests (including details thereof) in respect of any item(s) on this Agenda. None were declared. 1394.3 To consider the planning applications 1394.3.1 The planning applications were dealt with in accordance with the attached Annex A to these minutes. 1394.4 To confirm the minutes of the following meetings: 1394.4.1 Meeting of the Planning Committee held on 18th January 2021 Unanimously RESOLVED to confirm the minutes of the Meeting of the Planning Committee held on 18th January 2021 as a true and accurate record of proceedings. [Proposed Cllr Tremayne; Seconded Cllr Biscoe] 1394.4.2 Interim Meeting of the Planning Committee held on 25th January 2021 Unanimously RESOLVED to confirm the minutes of the Interim Meeting of the Planning Committee held on 25th January 2021 as a true and accurate record of proceedings. [Proposed Cllr Brown; Seconded Cllr Mrs Biscoe] 1394.5 Town Clerk’s Report A report had been circulated prior to the meeting. The report was noted. 1394.6 To receive correspondence 1394.6.1 Decision Notice Schedule Cllr Mrs Ellenbroek stated that, despite the access granted under PA20/01119 not being permitted until Highways mitigation had been put in place, it was already in use. The issue had now been escalated at Cornwall Council. The schedule was noted. 1394.6.2 Licensed Premises Schedule Concerns were expressed at the lack of information available, in particular in relation to the extent of the permission which would be granted by the licence. It was agreed that in future the Clerk would request sight of the full application whenever it was made by a premises sited on Fore Street. 1394.6.2.1 RESOLVED by Majority not to support the application on the grounds of: (i) lack of information, in particular in relation to the limits of any permission which would be granted and (ii) concerns over the principle of an increase in the number of premises on Fore Street selling alcohol, given the existing issue of street drinking in the town centre [Proposed Cllr Mrs Ellenbroek; Seconded Cllr Ms Reeve] Cllr Biscoe abstained. 1394.6.3 Cormac – B3297 Redruth to Helston Consultation The correspondence was noted. 1394.6.4 G R Development Services Ltd – Naming of New Development The correspondence was noted. 1394.6.5 Andrew Clare – Redruth Drump Road and Gew Terrace, Traffic Management Issues Cllr Ellenbroek stated that, since the proposals related to her Electoral Division, she had spoken to the local resident and advised that she would put them to the CPIR Community Network to see if support would be offered. She further advised that several residents of Drump Road had expressed similar concerns. 1394.6.4 Cornwall Council – Neighbourhood Planning E-Bulletin, January 2021 The correspondence was noted. Chairman REDRUTH TOWN COUNCIL – PLANNING SCHEDULE ANNEX A All references for PA21/ unless otherwise stated Meeting: 8th February 2021 REF CC REF SITE PROPOSAL DECISION NO LIST 1 Unanimously RESOLVED that Recommendations on List 1 are supported en bloc. [Proposed Cllr Brown; Seconded Cllr Mrs Biscoe] Graceland, 1 Old Portreath 1 00538 Proposed first floor extension and alterations Supported Road, Sparnon Gate Reserved matters for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of 14no. employment units (Class B1), parking and 2 00477 Land at Wheal Harmony associated development, pursuant to outline planning Supported permission PA12/10103 dated 08/03/2013 with variation of condition 1 of decision PA18/09483 Land North of The Cottage, Application for Permission in Principle for construction of a 3 00337 Supported Harris Mill dwelling Proposed conversion and extension of existing domestic 11464 St Stephens House, stone outbuilding to form a holiday letting unit and 4 Supported (PA20) Radnor Road installation of a new septic tank with leach field drainage to replace existing septic tank Redruth Town Consel An Dre Council Resrudh Redruth Civic Centre, Alma Place, Redruth, Cornwall TR15 2AT Tel No: 01209-210038 e-mail: [email protected] Town Mayor: Cllr Ms D L Reeve Town Clerk: P B Bennett Minutes of an Interim Meeting of the Redruth Town Council Planning Committee held remotely and virtually on Monday 22nd February 2021 Present: Cllr H Biscoe Chairman Cllr Mrs A Biscoe Cllr M Brown Cllr Mrs B Ellenbroek Cllr Ms D Reeve Cllr J Tregunna Cllr W Tremayne In attendance: Ms A Hunt Office Administrator Cllr I Thomas PART I – PUBLIC SESSION 1395.1 To receive apologies for absence The Clerk confirmed with each Member present that they could communicate with others at the meeting. Apologies were received from Cllr Bishop (other commitments). 1395.2 Members to declare any disclosable pecuniary interests or non-registerable interests (including details thereof) in respect of any item(s) on this Agenda.
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