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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Planning Committee, 17/05/2018 Date: 9 May 2018 Please note: There will be a training session for Members beginning at 9.30am prior to this meeting. Town Hall, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 7QF Tel: 01768 817817 Email: [email protected] Dear Sir/Madam Planning Committee Agenda - 17 May 2018 Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Planning Committee will be held at 11.00 am on Thursday, 17 May 2018 at the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Penrith. 1 Apologies for Absence 2 Election of Vice-Chairman To elect a Vice-Chairman of the Planning Committee for the 2018-2019 municipal year. 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 Deputy Director Technical Services. a) Applications determined under officer delegated powers for the month of April 2018 b) Reasons for refusal on delegated decisions for the month of April 2018 5 Emerging Local Plan Update To receive a verbal update from the Planning Policy Manager on the status of the Emerging Local Plan. 6 Planning Performance (Pages 19 - 30) To consider report TES19/18 from the Deputy Director Technical Services which is attached and which seeks to provide Members with an overview of the performance of the planning service between April 2017 and March 2018 in relation to Key Performance Indicators, Planning Enforcement, future projects, the Emerging Local Plan, Penrith Vision and Building Control. RECOMMENDATION that the contents of the report be noted. Matthew Neal www.eden.gov.uk Deputy Chief Executive 7 Planning Issues - Applications for Debate (Green Papers) (Pages 31 - 126) a) To consider the reports of the Deputy Director Technical Services on the following applications: Item Officer Page Application Details No Recommendation Number 1 Planning Application No: 17/0883 Recommended to: Retention of 2 bow top caravans, REFUSE ancillary ‘cabin/dayroom’ and compost With Reasons toilet as a single residential caravan unit for one gypsy-traveller family and the proposed use of land for the siting of 2 shepherds huts and 2 horse drawn 33 caravans for holiday use, creation of pond, hardstanding and ancillary works. Nutwood, Melmerby Mr Maurice and Ms Young 2 Planning Application No: 17/0922 Recommended to: Residential development with all APPROVE matters reserved Subject to Conditions 46 Land off Kirkby Stephen Grammar School, Kirkby Stephen The School Governors of Kirkby Stephen Grammar School 3 Planning Application No: 18/0206 Recommended to: Proposed residential development REFUSE With Reasons 70 Land behind Hunter Hall Farm, Great Salkeld Hunter Hall Developments Ltd 4 Planning Application No: 18/0124 Recommended to: Change of use of barn and part of field REFUSE to tourist accommodation and garden With Reasons 86 Barn at Ladyswood House, Roundthorn, Penrith www.eden.gov.uk 2 J Errington 5 Planning Application No: 18/0238 Recommended to: Residential development for up to four REFUSE local occupancy houses each restricted With Reasons to 150m2 with all matters reserved 95 Land between Fern Bank and East View, Reagill K Hall 6 Planning Application No: 18/0142 Recommended to: Change of use from sandwich APPROVE shop/takeaway to micro pub serving Subject to Conditions food, and including internal alterations, 106 refurbishment and repairs. No 1 Croft Street, Kirkby Stephen. Mr S Howarth. 7 Planning Application No: 18/0143 Recommended to: Listed Building consent for internal APPROVE alterations, (including refurbishment Subject to Conditions and repairs.) 113 No 1 Croft Street, Kirkby Stephen. Mr S Howarth 8 Planning Application No: 18/0167 Recommended to: Partial demolition of industrial building APPROVE and erection of new B8/B2 unit. Subject to Conditions 120 Former Fellside Foods Sausage Factory, North of Green Farm, Main Street, Shap Mealbank Properties Ltd 8 Confirmation of Site Visits (if any) To confirm the date and location of any site visits that may have been agreed. 9 Any Other Items which the Chairman decides are urgent www.eden.gov.uk 3 10 Date of Next Meeting The date of the next scheduled meeting is 14 June 2018. Yours faithfully M Neal Deputy Chief Executive (Monitoring Officer) Democratic Services Contact: Vivien Little Encs For Attention For All members of the Council Please Note: 1. Access to the internet in the Council Chamber and Committee room is available via the guest wi-fi – no password is required 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 4 PLANNING COMMITTEE Agenda Item No. APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATED POWERS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2018 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 17/0006 Full Application Langwathby Change of Use of Agricultural Building to a EXISTING BARN, OPPOSITE HIGH Mr S Peet REFUSED Dwellinghouse (Class C3) and for Associated BARN FARM, LANGWATHBY, Operational Development. PENRITH, CA10 1NU 17/0534 Outline Ousby Outline application for the development of 8 market FIELD NORTH OF HELM BAR, Mr Lewis Faith REFUSED Application led homes based on traditional courtyard design. MELMERBY, PENRITH, CA10 1HF 17/0776 Full Application Culgaith Change of use of agricultural land to extended THE BUNGALOW, BANK HALL, Mr J Morton APPROVED garden and erection of front and side extensions to KIRKLAND, PENRITH, CA10 1RN existing dwelling and new access. 17/0937 Outline Alston Outline application for one log cabin for holiday let GATEFOOT FARM, GARRIGILL, Mr S Bell REFUSED Application purposes. ALSTON, CA9 3DU 18/0006 Outline Dacre Demolition of egg packing station and erection of 5 THE LAKES FREE RANGE EGG CO, Lakes Free Range Egg APPROVED Application no. residential dwellings. MEG BANK, STAINTON, PENRITH, Company - Mr D Brass CA11 0EE 18/0031 Full Application Hartley Proposed new dwelling to replace existing dwelling. SALT PIE HALL, HARTLEY, KIRKBY Mr & Mrs H Parsons APPROVED (AMENDED PLANS) STEPHEN, CA17 4JJ 18/0037 Full Application Catterlen Erection of a single detached dwelling and change of REIGNY COTTAGE, NEWTON Mr Adrian Manning APPROVED use of other land to residential curtilage ancillary to REIGNY, PENRITH, CA11 0AP existing dwelling at Reigny Cottage. 18/0079 Full Application Kirkoswald Proposed erection of a timber two bedroom holiday LAND TO SOUTH OF Mr P Renison APPROVED let. CANNERHEUGH, RENWICK, PENRITH, CA10 1LA 18/0080 Full Application Penrith Extension to existing warehouse, creation of new UNIT 43 GILWILLY ROAD, PENRITH, Mrs C Cox - Bidfood APPROVED yard, vehicle wash and fuelling facilities, internal CA11 9BL alterations. Agenda Item 4 18/0089 Full Application Penrith Extensions to bungalow. 10 HAWTHORN DRIVE, PENRITH, Mr & Mrs D. Murgatroyd APPROVED CA11 8WF 18/0090 Full Application Glassonby Proposed conversion of barn for use as a holiday let. SANDWATH FARM, GLASSONBY, Mr Bates APPROVED PENRITH, CA10 1DX 18/0099 Full Application Greystoke Conversion of barn to form 3 no. dwellings. LITTLE BLENCOW FARM, Mr M Nielsen - Nielsens APPROVED BLENCOW, PENRITH, CA11 0DG Ltd Page 5 18/0103 Listed Building Alston Listed Building Consent for internal alterations. KEARTON HOUSE, MARKET Alston Wholefoods APPROVED PLACE, ALSTON, CA9 3HS 04 May 2018 Page 1 of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision Page 6 18/0104 Full Application Temple Sowerby Retrospective application for the retention of flue to 3 TEMPLARS COURT, TEMPLE Mr C Browne APPROVED north west gable. SOWERBY, PENRITH, CA10 1SR 18/0105 Full Application Dufton Proposed replacement garage. NORFOLK HOUSE, DUFTON, Mr & Mrs King APPROVED APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, CA16 6DB 18/0106 Reserved by Penrith Discharge of condition 3 (drainage) attached to THE GREEN, CARLETON AVENUE, Mr P McCall - Police & APPROVED Cond approval 17/0691. PENRITH, CA10 2AU Crime Commissioner 18/0107 Full Application Bolton Proposed detached double garage and separate THE OLD VICARAGE, BOLTON, Mr & Mrs A McViety APPROVED lean-to garden room. APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, CA16 6AL 18/0108 Full Application Ousby Replacement roof. MOOR HOUSE, MELMERBY, Mr & Mrs J Batey APPROVED PENRITH, CA10 1HA 18/0110 Listed Building Castle Sowerby Listed building consent for conversion of agricultural BARNS AT HOW HILL, HUTTON Mr M Iredale APPROVED buildings to form 3no. Dwellinghouses. ROOF, PENRITH, CA11 0XY 18/0111 Full Application Langwathby Change of use of nursery to hairdressers. PART GROUND FLOOR OF Ms C. Robertson APPROVED LANGWATHBY HALL, LANGWATHBY, PENRITH, CA10 1LW 18/0112 Full Application Dacre Two storey side extension. SUNNYCREST, NEWBIGGIN, Mr R Edmondson APPROVED PENRITH, CA11 0HS 18/0114 Full Application Temple Sowerby Retrospective application for the retention of flue to 2 TEMPLARS COURT, TEMPLE Mr & Mrs Wignall APPROVED south east gable. SOWERBY, PENRITH, CA10 1SR 18/0116 Full Application Brough Sowerby Erection of portal frame building over existing silage HOLLINS VIEW FARM, BROUGH Mr Mark Scott APPROVED clamp. SOWERBY, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4DF 18/0117 Advertisement Penrith Advertisement consent for replacement of existing MORRISONS SUPERMARKET, Wm Morrison APPROVED signage (retrospective). PETROL FILLING STATION & CAR Supermarkets PLC WASH, BRUNSWICK ROAD, PENRITH, CA11 7JU 18/0118 Full Application Langwathby Erection of storage building and erection of roof over FERNWOOD, EDENHALL, PENRITH, Mr T O'Malley APPROVED existing storage bays. CA11 8SR 18/0119 Listed Building Penrith Listed Building consent for roof alterations. LAUREL BANK, FELL LANE, Mr F Howard APPROVED PENRITH, CA11 8AA 18/0120 Full Application Winton Proposed general storage building and stables. BURNS HOUSE, WINTON, KIRKBY Mr R Key APPROVED STEPHEN, CA17 4HL 04 May 2018 Page 2 of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 18/0121 Full Application Langwathby Proposed general storage building. WORKSHOP AND PREMISES, D.W.
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