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Little Missenden Parish Council Minutes of the Planning Committee Meeting Monday 2Nd March 2015 Little Missenden Parish Council Minutes of the Planning Committee Meeting Monday 2nd March 2015 Meeting Commenced at 7.30pm Attendee’s Cllr. Mr L. Giles (Chairman) Cllr. Mrs S Geraghty Cllr. Mr. G Feltham Cllr. Mr. D Rose Cllr. Mr. J Dominy Cllr. Mr. G Spiller Cllr. Mr. M Cole Cllr. Mr. S Bonner Cllr. Mrs. R. Werbiski Apologies were received and accepted from Cllr’s Vigart & Baker MoM Subject Ref: 15/17 Public Discussion 15/17.1 No members of the public attended the meeting. 15/18 Declarations of Interest 15/18.1 Cllr. Feltham declared an interest in CH/2015/0081/FA and declined to comment. 15/19 Minutes of Last Meeting 15/19.1 The Minutes of the Planning Meeting held on 2nd February 2015 were confirmed and signed as a true record. 15/20 Planning Applications 15/20.1 Planning Applications as listed in Attachment 1 were considered and the views of the Members recorded. 15/21 Planning Authority Decisions 15/21.1 Decision Notices – Two PAs were at variance with the views of the members, namely:- CH/2014/2257/FA – 16 Glebe Close, Holmer Green - erection of single garage - CDC Permitted MoPCM 2nd March 2015 30th March 2015 CH/2014/2256/FA – 16a Glebe Close, Holmer Green – erection of double garage and new vehicle access - CDC Permitted 15/21.2 Appeals CH/2014/1817/FA - The Gables, 2 Browns Road, Holmer Green - Going to Appeal 15/23.3 Appeal Decisions Nil 15/24 HS2 15/24.1 It was noted that a letter had been received from HS2 stating that an Additional Provision (AP) would be lodged with Parliament with regard to a requirement for extra land within the Parish. 15/25 Other Matters 15/25.1 Following on from the meeting with Graham Winwright from CDC regarding the Local Plan, the following sites were debated amongst the Members and it was AGREED to submit these to CDC for consideration for submission into the Local Plan. Land to rear of 45-47 Watchet Lane Former Gas Holder site, Deep Mill Lane, Little Kingshill (Travellers site) Lane at front of Earl Howe Allotment – proposed site for new Doctors Surgery Land Adjacent to Green Acres, Earl Howe Road, Holmer Green Haleacre Workshops, Watchet Lane, Little Kingshill Holmer Green Farm, Penfold Lane/King Street Lane and Featherbed Lane Farm, Holmer Green Mop End, Amersham (Travellers site) Land to rear of houses in Spurlands End Road. Great Kingshill n.b. This lies within Hughenden Parish, Wycombe District Council 15/16 Dates of Forthcoming Meetings 15/16.1 The dates for forthcoming meetings are:- Council Meeting th Monday 16 March 2015, Rossetti Hall commencing at 7.30pm Planning Committee Meeting Monday 30th March 2015, Rossetti Hall commencing at 7.30pm MoPCM 2nd March 2015 30th March 2015 As there was no further business the Planning Committee Meeting concluded at 8.45pm. Attachment 1 – Planning Applications – Meeting 2nd March 2015 Signed as an accurate record of the Meeting Cllr L Giles 30th March 2015 Chairman Abbreviations used in the Minutes TfB – Transport for Bucks Cllr. – Councillor BCC – Bucks County Council PC – Parish Council CDC – Chiltern County Council LMPC – Little Missenden Parish Council WDC – Wycombe District Council LAT – Local Area Technicians DDPD - Delivery Development Plan Document MoPCM 2nd March 2015 30th March 2015 Little Missenden Parish Council Planning Applications – Planning Meeting 2nd March 2015 Application Ref. Address Proposal Stevens Garage Pond Approach Replacement signage, installation CH/2015/0062/AV Holmer Green of static non illuminated bollards Buckinghamshire HP15 6RQ No Objection Oaklands Farm Beamond End Lane Stationing of one mobile home CH/2015/0081/FA Beamond End, for use as agricultural dwelling Buckinghamshire (Retrospective) HP7 0QT OBJECTION – Reason for Objection The application does not make the case for a second dwelling for an agricultural worker. 21 Orchard Way Part two storey part single storey CH/2015/0114/FA Holmer Green rear extension, single storey front Previous Applications: Buckinghamshire extension, rooflight to rear, None HP15 6RF fenestration alteration No Objection Planning Applications List 2nd March 2015.doc 1 Published: 5th March 2015 .
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