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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL SUB-COMMITTEE Held at 2.30 Pm at COUNCIL OFFICES HIGH STREET GREAT DUNMOW on 14 SEPTEMBER 1998

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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL SUB-COMMITTEE Held at 2.30 Pm at COUNCIL OFFICES HIGH STREET GREAT DUNMOW on 14 SEPTEMBER 1998 512 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL SUB-COMMITTEE held at 2.30 pm at COUNCIL OFFICES HIGH STREET GREAT DUNMOW on 14 SEPTEMBER 1998 Present:- Councillor Mrs M A Caton - Vice-Chairman in the Chair. Councillors Mrs C A Cant, Mrs J F Cheetham, R A E Clifford, R J Copping, Mrs I Delderfield, R D Green, A R Thawley and R B Tyler. Officers in attendance:- Mrs L J Crowe, K R Davis, J Grayson, Mrs J Postings and Miss K Wood. I. SITE MEETINGS The Sub-Committee inspected the sites of the following applications:- 0330/98/FUL Saffron Walden - Two storey front and rear extensions, raising of roof, front and rear dormer extensions, and linked rear swimming pool building - 39 Walden Road, Sewards End for Mr and Mrs D Hargrave. (1) 0788/98/FUL and (2) 0789/98/LB Henham - (1) Alterations and extensions (2) Demolition of modern extensions and chimney - Pledgdon Green Farm, Pledgdon Green for Mr and Mrs D J Coleby. (1) 0651/98/FUL and (2) 0652/98/LB Stansted - (1) Restoration/rebuilding/extension of Priory to form offices. Restoration of walled garden, garden house and grounds. Construction of new vehicular access from Bury Lodge Lane. Formation of car parking. (2) Part demolition/restoration/rebuilding/extension of Priory. Restoration of walled garden and garden house - Thremhall Priory, Dunmow Road/Bury Lodge Lane for Worsted Investments Ltd. I. APOLOGIES Apologies for absence were received from Councillors W F Bowker, Mrs D M Haggerwood and D M Miller. I. MINUTES The Minutes of the meeting held on 24 August 1998 were received, conf irmed and signed by the Chairman as a correct record. I. BUSINESS ARISING P55 Enforcement of Planning Control - Erection of Banner Sign and Display of Advertisement Boards at The Cricketers Public House, Beaumont Hill, Great Dunmow In answer to a question from Councillor Clifford on this item the Head of Development Control replied that the Council was awaiting a reply from Essex County Council Transportation and Operational Services. P56 Broadgrove Cottage, Chelmsford Road, Barnston - 0329/98/CL In answer to a question from Councillor Copping on this item the Head of Development Control replied that the Council was awaiting a reply from Essex County Council Transportation and Operational Services. P58 Planning Agreements (2) Land at Old Bell Close, Stansted (0175/98/OP) The Head of Development Control informed Members that a late letter had been received from Councillor A Dean asking Members to re-consider their decision on this application. Members discussed the future implementation of traffic calming at Old Bell Close and it was RESOLVED that the decision to grant planning permission for the development proposed subject to the conditions recorded in the Town Planning Register without a Section 106 Agreement as agreed at the Development Control Sub-CommitteePage 1 meeting held on 24 August 1998 be adhered to and that 513 a letter be sent to the Essex County Council Transportation and Operational Services requesting traffic calming measures to be included when further development takes place. I. APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN It was noted that application number 0923/98/FUL Saffron Walden had been withdrawn. I. PLANNING APPLICATIONS (a) Approvals RESOLVED that planning permission, and listed building consent where applicable, be granted for the following developments, subject to the conditions, if any, recorded in the Town Planning Register:- 0531/98/FUL Elmdon - Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of two detached dwellings and single garage - Four Acres, Duddenhoe End for Mr I Smith. (1) 0788/98/FUL & (2) 0789/98/LB Henham - (1) Alterations and extensions (2) Demolition of modern extensions and chimney - Pledgdon Green Farm, Pledgdon Green for Mr and Mrs D J Coleby. 0880/98/FUL Debden - Removal of agricultural occupancy condition from planning permission UTT/0583/80 - Deynes Farmhouse for Mr and Mrs P Swan. 0330/98/FUL Saffron Walden - Two-storey front and rear extensions, raising the roof, front and rear dormer extensions, and linked rear swimming pool building - 39 Walden Road, Sewards End for Mr and Mrs D Hargrave. 0627/98/FUL Little Canfield - Change of use to car sales, replacement workshop building - Canfield Service Station, Dunmow Road for K & J Cass Ltd. (1) 0846/98/FUL & (2) 0847/98/FUL Great Canfield and Hatfield Broad Oak - (1) and (2) Permanent retention of industrial uses. Land at Hart Farm for Bitmen Engineering Limited and L P Fabrications Limited. 0902/98/FUL Hatfield Heath - Retrospective application to retain hay barn - Corringales, Dunmow Road for Mr A Sewell. 0101/98/FUL Manuden - Change of use of part of paddock to car park, and construction of 10 parking spaces - Paddock r/o 3-21 The Street for The Battlement Trust. (1) 0934/98/FUL & (2) 0935/98/LB Little Hallingbury - (1) Conversion of barn to single dwelling. (2) Alterations relating to conversion of barn to single dwelling - The Dairy Farm Barn, The Dairy Farm for Mr R Marsh. 0993/98/FUL Saffron Walden - Dwelling, garage block adjacent 61 Claypit Piece for ECMS Limited. (b) Refusals RESOLVED that the following applications for planning permission, and listed building consent where applicable, be not granted for the reasons stated in the Town Planning Register:- 0860/98/FUL Widdington - Detached house and outbuilding - Land between Old Forge and Shambles, Wood End for Mr R A J Hoy. 0795/98/FUL Aythorpe Roding - Detached dwelling and alteration of existing access - Plot adjacent 2 Millgate Cottages, Gunners Green for Mr J Bussey. 0883/98/FUL Radwinter - Change of use of stables to 2 holiday let cottages - Plough Hill Farm, Hempstead Road for Mr R Martin. (c) Authority to Corporate DirectorPage - Development 2 514 RESOLVED that the Corporate Director - Development, in consultation with the Chairman of the Sub-Committee, be authorised to approve the following applications subject to the conditions to be recorded in the Town Planning Register, following the expiry of the notification periods:- 0845/98/FUL Takeley - Change of use of former station to office/residential accommodation including occasional group use - The Former Station, Station Road for the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers. 0942/98/FUL Saffron Walden - Bungalow and garage to replace existing dwelling - Wharfdale, 91 Pleasant Valley for Mr and Mrs P Young. 0973/98/DFO Great Dunmow - Chalet Bungalow and single garage (outline approved under UTT/0716/95/OP) for agricultural worker - Tiggers, Ongar Road for Mr and Mrs T Kendall. (d) Deferments RESOLVED that the determination of the following applications be deferred:- 1459/97/FUL Clavering - 20 metre high lattice tower with antenna, dishes and control cabin - Stortford Road for Scoffield Motor Services. Reason:- To investigate alternative sites and to determine the application at the next meeting on 5 October 1998. 0155/98/FUL Little Bardfield - Change of use of agricultural to residential garden land and construction of tennis court with 2.75m high fencing - Oxon End for Mr R Adams. Reason:- To clarify the address, land ownership and hedge maintenance and to determine it at the next meeting on 5 October 1998. 0711/98/FUL Widdington - Conversion of former agricultural buildings to B1 Business Use (light industrial and provision of car parking) - The Piggeries, Cornells Lane for Mr R A J Hoy. Reason:- For further negotiations at the applicant's request. (1) 0651/98/FUL and (2) 0652/98/LB Stansted - (1) Restoration/re-building/extension of Priory to form offices. Restoration of walled garden, garden house and grounds. Construction of new vehicular access from Bury Lodge Lane. Formation of car parking. (2) Part demolition/restoration/re-building/extension of Priory. Restoration of walled garden and garden house - Thremhall Priory, Dunmow Road/Bury Lodge Lane for Worsted Investments Limited. Reason:- For further information to be obtained regarding pro ximity to the Airport and comparison of footprints of proposal and approved developments. 0885/98/FUL Stebbing - Replacement dwelling and double garage - The Bungalow, Stebbing Ford, Stane Street for Mr S Lilleywhite. Reason:- To continue negotiations for a smaller dwelling. 0864/98/FUL Takeley - 15m tall mast with 2 dual polar antennae, three microwave dishes, equipment cabin and electrical meter cabinet to replace existing mast - BT Takeley, Dunmow Road for Mercury Personal Communications. Reason:- To investigate a possible alternative site at Fanns Farm. 0793/98/FUL High Easter - Change of use of public house to dwelling - The Cock and Bell Inn, The Street for A W Steele. Reason:- To consider additional information submitted by the applicant. 0980/98/FUL Little Dunmow - Removal of condition restricting occupation to agricultural worker - The Barn, Tooleys Farm, Brook End for Mr J P Wright.Page 3 515 Reason:- To obtain further information on the value of the property. (1) 0893/98/FUL and (2) 0894/98/LB Henham - (1) Residential conversion of granary and cart lodge. (2) Alterations associated with residential conversion of granary and cart lodge - Henham Lodge for J W Smith and Company. Reason:- For further negotiations at the applicant's request. Mr M Collard of Felsted Parish Council and Mr R Head of Little Dunmow Parish Council attended to speak on the following item. A summary of the points they raised is appended to these Minutes. 0903/98/FUL Felsted - Temporary storage of soil reclaimed from settlement lagoons - Land r/o 35-63 Station Road for Berisford Property Developments Limited. Reason:- For consultation to take place with Chelmsford Borough Council, to expedite a reply from the Environment Agency and for further negotiations. (e) District Council Developments Members considered the following applications submitted on behalf of the Council and RESOLVED 1 the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions be recommended to grant listed building consent subject to the proposed conditions, and 2 that planning permission be granted under Section 90 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.
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