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Public Document Pack Major Applications To Councillors on the Committee Planning Councillor Edward Lavery (Chairman) Councillor Ian Edwards (Vice-Chairman) Committee Councillor Jazz Dhillon Councillor Janet Duncan Date: WEDNESDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2017 Councillor Henry Higgins Councillor John Morgan Time: 6.00 PM Councillor John Oswell Councillor Brian Stead Venue: COMMITTEE ROOM 5 - CIVIC CENTRE, HIGH Councillor David Yarrow STREET, UXBRIDGE UB8 1UW Meeting Members of the Public and Details: Press are welcome to attend this meeting Published: Tuesday 7 November 2017 Contact: Anisha Teji Tel: 01895 277655 Email: [email protected] This Agenda is available online at: http://modgov.hillingdon.gov.uk/ieListMeetings.aspx?CId=325&Year=0 Putting our residents first Lloyd White Head of Democratic Services London Borough of Hillingdon, Phase II, Civic Centre, High Street, Uxbridge, UB8 1UW www.hillingdon.gov.uk Useful information for residents and visitors Watching & recording this meeting You can watch the public (Part 1) part of this meeting on the Council's YouTube channel, live or archived after the meeting. 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Please enter from the Council’s main reception where you will be directed to the Committee Room. Accessibility For accessibility options regarding this agenda please contact Democratic Services. For those hard of hearing an Induction Loop System is available for use. Emergency procedures If there is a FIRE, you will hear a continuous alarm. Please follow the signs to the nearest FIRE EXIT and assemble on the Civic Centre forecourt. Lifts must not be used unless instructed by a Fire Marshal or Security Officer. In the event of a SECURITY INCIDENT, follow instructions issued via the tannoy, a Fire Marshal or a Security Officer. Those unable to evacuate using the stairs, should make their way to the signed refuge locations. A useful guide for those attending Planning Committee meetings Security and Safety information petition organiser or of the agent/applicant; Fire Alarm - If there is a FIRE in the building the 5. The Committee debate the item and may seek fire alarm will sound continuously. If there is a clarification from officers; SECURITY INCIDENT follow the instructions issued 6. The Committee will vote on the via the tannoy, a Fire Marshall or a Security recommendation in the report, or on an Officer. alternative recommendation put forward by a Member of the Committee, which has been seconded. Mobile telephones – Please switch off any mobile telephones before the meeting . About the Committee’s decision The Committee must make its decisions by Petitions and Councillo rs having regard to legislation, policies laid down Petitions – Those who have organised a petition of by National Government, by the Greater London 20 or more people who live, work or study in the Authority – under ‘The London Plan’ and borough, can speak at a Planning Committee in Hillingdon’s own planning policies as contained support of or against an application. Petitions in the ‘Unitary Development Plan 1998’ and must be submitted in writing to the Council in supporting guidance. The Committee must also advance of the meeting. Where there is a make its decision based on material planning petition opposing a planning application there is considerations and case law and material also the right for the applicant or their agent to presented to it at the meeting in the officer’s address the meeting for up to 5 minutes. report and any representations received. Ward Councillors – There is a right for local Guidance on how Members of the Committee councillors to speak at Planning Committees about must conduct themselves when dealing with applications in their Ward. planning matters and when making their Committee Members – The planning committee is decisions is contained in the ‘Planning Code of made up of the experienced Councillors who meet Conduct’, which is part of the Council’s in public every three weeks to make decisions on Constitution. applications. When making their decision, the Committee How the Committee meeting works cannot take into account issues which are not planning considerations such a the effect of a The Planning Committees consider the most development upon the value of surrounding complex and controversial proposals for properties, nor the loss of a view (which in itself development or enforcement action. is not sufficient ground for refusal of Applications for smaller developments such as permission), nor a subjective opinion relating to householder extensions are generally dealt with the design of the property. When making a by the Council’s planning officers under delegated decision to refuse an application, the Committee powers. will be asked to provide detailed reasons for An agenda is prepared for each meeting, which refusal based on material planning comprises reports on each application considerations. Reports with petitions will normally be taken at If a decision is made to refuse an application, the beginning of the meeting. the applicant has the right of appeal against the decision. A Planning Inspector appointed by the The procedure will be as follows:- Government will then consider the appeal. 1. The Chairman will announce the report; There is no third party right of appeal, although 2. The Planning Officer will introduce it; with a a third party can apply to the High Court for presentation of plans and photographs; Judicial Review, which must be done within 3 3. If there is a petition(s),the petition organiser months of the date of the decision. will speak, followed by the agent/applicant followed by any Ward Councillors; 4. The Committee may ask questions of the Agenda CHAIRMAN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Apologies for Absence 2 Declarations of Interest in matters coming before this meeting 3 To sign and receive the minutes of the previous meeting 1 - 8 4 Matters that have been notified in advance or urgent 5 To confirm that the items marked in Part 1 will be considered in public and those items marked in Part 2 will be heard in private PART I - Members, Public and Press Items are normally marked in the order that they will be considered, though the Chairman may vary this. The name of the local ward area is also given in addition to the address of the premises or land concerned. Major Applications without a Petition Address Ward Description & Recommendation Page 6 51 Belmont Road - Uxbridge Change of use from office (Use 9 - 20 North Class B1) to 14 residential units 34151/APP/2017/3332 (Use Class C3) together with 74 - 90 ancillary car parking, cycle storage and waste and recycling storage (Prior Approval) Recommendation: Approval 7 Abrook Arms 191 Uxbridge Demolition of the existing public 21 - 72 Harefield Road - North house and erection of a new building comprising 18 residential 91 - 118 18505/APP/2016/3534 units and a basement car park. Recommendation: Approval PART I - Plans for Major Applications Planning Committee 73 - 118 Agenda Item 3 Minutes MAJOR Applications Planning Committee 25 October 2017 Meeting held at Committee Room 5 - Civic Centre, High Street, Uxbridge UB8 1UW Committee Members Present : Councillors Eddie Lavery (Chairman), Ian Edwards (Vice-Chairman), Jazz Dhillon, Janet Duncan, Henry Higgins, John Morgan, John Oswell, David Yarrow and Raymond Graham (In place of Brian Stead) LBH Officers Present : Meghji Hirani (Planning Contracts & Planning Information), Edward Oteng (Major Applications Manager) and James McLean Smith (Major Planning Applications officer), Roisin Hogan (Planning Lawyer) and Neil Fraser (Democratic Services Officer) 63. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENC E (Agenda Item 1) Apologies were received from Councillor Stead. Councillor Graham was present as his substitute. 64. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST IN MATTERS COMING BEFORE THIS MEETING (Agenda Item 2) None. 65. TO SIGN AND RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE P REVIOUS MEETINGS (Agenda Item 3) RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meetings held on 11 May, 30 May, 13 July and 3 October 2017 be approved as a correct record. 66. MATTERS THAT HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED IN ADV ANCE OR URGENT (Agenda Item 4) None. 67. TO CONFIRM THAT THE ITEMS MARKED IN PART 1 WILL BE CONSIDERED INPUBLIC AND THOSE ITEMS MARKED IN PART 2 WILL BE HEARD IN PRIVATE (Agenda Item 5) It was confirmed that all items were in Part I, and would therefore be considered in public. 68. RUISLIP BOWLS CLUB - 45220/APP/2017/3028 (Agenda Item 6) Single -storey extension to eastern elevation of club pavilion. Removal of 2 No. existing sheds to the east of the pavilion and replacement with new shed adjacent to the west of the pavilion. Enlargement of existing upper terrace. Page 1 Revisions to existing fene strations and access arrangements. Officers introduced the report, and highlighted the addendum. Members were informed that the application had been referred to the Planning Committee for determination as it was Council owned land.