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Planning Committee TO:- Planning Committee Councillor Terry Mason , Councillor Bob Cope , Councillor Jeff Ashley , Councillor Meg Barrow , Councillor Len Bates , Councillor Joyce Bolton , Councillor Barry Bond , Councillor Mary Bond , Councillor Anthony Bourke , Councillor Nigel Caine , Councillor Jo Chapman , Councillor Val Chapman , Councillor David Clifft J.P , Councillor Brian Cox , Councillor Brian Edwards MBE , Councillor Lisa Emery , Councillor Matt Ewart , Councillor Paul Fieldhouse , Councillor Isabel Ford , Councillor Rita Heseltine , Councillor Lin Hingley , Councillor Alan Hinton , Councillor Steve Hollis , Councillor Diane Holmes , Councillor Keith James , Councillor Janet Johnson , Councillor Michael Lawrence , Councillor Roger Lees J.P. , Councillor Peter Lever , Councillor Henryk Lobuczek , Councillor Dave Lockley , Councillor Robert McCardle , Councillor John Michell , Councillor Roy Moreton , Councillor Kath Perry , Councillor Ray Perry , Councillor Christine Raven , Councillor John Raven , Councillor Robert Reade , Councillor Robert Spencer , Councillor Wendy Sutton , Councillor Ken Upton , Councillor Bernard Williams , Councillor David Williams , Councillor Henry Williams , Councillor Kath Williams , Councillor Reg Williams , Councillor Roy Wright Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Planning Committee will be held as detailed below for the purpose of transacting the business set out below. Date: Tuesday, 18 September 2018 Time: 18:30 Venue: Council Chamber Council Offices, Wolverhampton Road, Codsall, South Staffordshire, WV8 1PX D. Heywood Chief Executive A G E N D A Part I – Public Session 1 Minutes 3 - 6 To confirm the minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee held on the 21 August 2018 2 Apologies To receive any apologies for non-attendance. 3 Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of interest. 4 Determination of Planning Applications 7 - 218 Report of Chief Planning Officer Page 1 of 218 RECORDING Please note that this meeting will be recorded. PUBLIC SPEAKING Please note: Any members of the public wishing to speak must confirm their intention to speak in writing or e-mail to Development Management no later than 1 working day before the Committee i.e. before 12.00 p.m. on the preceding Monday. E-mails to [email protected] Please see Speaking at Planning Committee leaflet on the website for full details. Failure to notify the Council of your intention to speak may mean you will not be allowed to speak at Committee. Page 2 of 218 3 September 2018 Minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee South Staffordshire Council held in the Council Chamber Council Offices, Wolverhampton Road, Codsall, South Staffordshire, WV8 1PX on Tuesday, 21 August 2018 at 18:30 Present:- Councillor Jeff Ashley, Councillor Len Bates, Councillor Joyce Bolton, Councillor Barry Bond, Councillor Mary Bond, Councillor Jo Chapman, Councillor Val Chapman, Councillor David Clifft, Councillor Brian Cox, Councillor Brian Edwards, Councillor Paul Fieldhouse, Councillor Isabel Ford, Councillor Rita Heseltine, Councillor Lin Hingley, Councillor Alan Hinton, Councillor Steve Hollis, Councillor Keith James, Councillor Janet Johnson, Councillor Roger Lees, Councillor Peter Lever, Councillor Dave Lockley, Councillor Terry Mason, Councillor Robert McCardle, Councillor Roy Moreton, Councillor Kath Perry, Councillor Ray Perry, Councillor Christine Raven, Councillor John Raven, Councillor Robert Reade, Councillor Robert Spencer, Councillor Wendy Sutton, Councillor Ken Upton, Councillor Bernard Williams, Councillor David Williams, Councillor Henry Williams, Councillor Kath Williams, Councillor Reg Williams 16 MINUTES RESOLVED: that the minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee held on 17 July 2018 be approved and signed by the Chairman 17 APOLOGIES Apologies for non-attendance were submitted on behalf of Councillors A Bourke, N Caine, M Ewart, Mrs D M Holmes and H Lobuczek 18 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST There were no declarations of interest 19 DETERMINATION OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS The Committee received the report of the Chief Planning Officer, together with information and details received after the agenda was prepared. 17/00845/FUL – 3 LOCKSIDE DRIVE, KINVER, STOURBRIDGE, DY7 9NQ – APPLICANT – MR AND MRS P BLACKMORE – PARISH – KINVER Mr A Williams (agent) spoke for the application. Rosie Malony spoke against the application Councillor Henry Williams moved a motion for refusal on grounds of being contrary to Policies EQ 11, CP2 and CP4. Motion seconded by Councillor Lin Hingley who was concerned about the car parking spaces and sewage problems. The motion was lost. RESOLVED: that the application be approved subject to conditions as recommended with the following additional conditions: 2. The development shall be carried out in accordance with the amended approved drawings: Proposed Site Plan Dwg. No. 2166-03-01F received 02.05.2108, Proposed Floor Plans & Elevations Dwg. No. 2166-20B, drawings dated 22/03/2018, and Garage Details Dwg. No. 2166-12 dated 14/03/2017. ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS: Page 3 of 218 3 September 2018 11. Before any development takes place, a scheme for the provision and implementation of foul drainage works shall be submitted to and approved by the Local Planning Authority. The development shall not be occupied/brought into use until the approved scheme has been completed. Reason To ensure that the development is provided with a satisfactory means of drainage as well as to reduce the risk of creating or exacerbating a flooding problem and to minimize the risk of pollution, in accordance with policy EQ7 of the adopted Core Strategy. 12. Prior to any construction works being undertaken, details of the parking of site operatives and vehicles on the site during the construction period shall be submitted in writing to, and approved by the Local Planning Authority. Construction vehicles shall not be parked outside the site area. Reason: To ensure that the construction of the property does not detract from the reasonable enjoyment of surrounding residential properties in accordance with policy EQ9 of the adopted Core Strategy. 13. Any external construction work on the site or deliveries to the site shall not take place outside the following hours: Monday to Friday: 08.00 – 19.00 hours Saturdays: 08.00 – 13.00 hours There shall be no such work or deliveries on Sundays or Public Holidays Reason: To ensure that the construction of the property does not detract from the reasonable enjoyment of surrounding residential properties in accordance with policy EQ9 of the adopted Core Strategy. Pro Active Statement In dealing with the planning application the Local Planning Authority has worked in a positive and proactive manner in accordance with paragraph 38 of the National Planning Policy Framework 2018. Councillor Edwards asked that it was recorded that he had abstained. 17/00959/FUL – THE TOFT FARM, LEVEDALE ROAD, LEVEDALE, STAFFORD, ST18 9LH – APPLICANT – MR MARK HOLT – PARISH – ACTON TRUSSELL, BEDNALL & TEDDESLEY HAY Mr I Pick (agent) spoke for the application Mrs C Sutton spoke against the application. Councillor L Bates motioned that the application be refused on the grounds that the application was in conflict with the authorities adopted Core Policy OC1, EQ4 and EQ9 (detrimental to the local community through noise, odour and visual intrusion). The motion was seconded by Councillor J Raven. The motion was lost. RESOLVED: that the application was approved as recommended with amended/additional conditions as follows: AMENDMENTS TO CONDITION 5 CONDITION 5 All HGV's associated with the proposed development shall access and egress the site via the route indicated in Figure 1 of the submitted Transport Management Plan from the Hurlestone Partnership dated December 2017. REASON In the interest of highway safety and to comply with the principles set out in the National Planning Policy Framework. Page 4 of 218 3 September 2018 AMENDMENTS TO CONDITION 7 CONDITION 7 No development shall take place until an odour, manure and waste management plan has been submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. The approved plan shall be adhered to through the operation of the any of the poultry farm buildings permitted under this permission. REASON To ensure that the use of the premises does not detract from the reasonable enjoyment of surrounding residential properties in accordance with policy EQ9 of the adopted Core Strategy. AMENDMENTS TO CONDITION 15 CONDITION 15 Before the proposal is brought into use, details of an odour filtration system shall be submitted to and approved by the Local Planning Authority. If odours are subsequently produced by the facility, which the Local Planning Authority consider are a statutory nuisance, resulting from duties to monitor relevant aspects of the environment under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, the odour filtration system shall be installed within three months of the Local Authority advising the operator in writing that a statutory nuisance has occurred. REASON To ensure that the use of the premises does not detract from the reasonable enjoyment of surrounding residential properties in accordance with policy EQ9 of the adopted Core Strategy. ADDITIONAL CONDITION 16 CONDITION 16 Prior to the commencement of operations, and in addition to the routing plan referred to in condition 5, measures to control the routing of heavy goods traffic visiting the site, insofar as they are capable of being controlled by the operator, shall be submitted
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