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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Planning and Licensing Committee Public Document Pack Agenda Meeting: Planning and Licensing Committee Date: 26 May 2020 Time: 7.00 pm Place: Zoom Virtual Meeting To: All members of the Planning and Licensing Committee The committee will consider the matters, listed below, at the date and time shown above. The meeting will be open to the press and public and streamed live at bit.ly/YouTubeMeetings If members have any particular questions on the report it would help the management of the meeting if they could send them on or before next Tuesday to [email protected]. Members can raise matters in the meeting of course but knowledge of the areas of any concern prior to its commencement will aid the running of the meeting. 1. Apologies for Absence 2. Declarations of Interest (Pages 3 - 4) Members of the committee should declare any interests which fall under the following categories: a) disclosable pecuniary interests (DPI); b) other significant interests (OSI); c) voluntary announcements of other interests. 3. Minutes (Pages 5 - 8) Queries about the agenda? Need a different format? Contact Sue Lewis – Tel: 01303 853265 Email: [email protected] or download from our website www.folkestone-hythe.gov.uk Date of Publication: Friday 15 May 2020 Page 1 Planning and Licensing Committee - 26 May 2020 To consider and approve, as a correct record, the minutes of the meeting held on 14 January 2020. 4. Minutes of the Licensing Sub-Committee (Pages 9 - 14) To consider and approve, as a correct record, the minutes of the meetings held on 27 January, 17 February and 11 March 2020. 5. Y16/1017/SH - Coast Drive Car Park, Coast Drive, Greatstone, Kent (Pages 15 - 44) A hybrid application encompassing; 1) Outline application for the erection of 20 residential units within Zone A with matters of layout, scale, appearance and landscaping reserved for later consideration 2) Full application of Zone B for the re-provision of a public car park, residential parking for the 20 units and landscaping areas. 6. Y19/0553/FH - Recreation Ground, Station Road, New Romney (Pages 45 - 72) Erection of a two storey community hall and sports pavilion following the demolition of the Maude Pavilion. Refurbishment of the existing nursery building including a new recreational play area and the erection of 34 dwellings with associated landscaping, parking and access in the south west of the recreation ground. 7. Y19/1370/FH - Beach Chalet 1 - 79 Marine Walk, Folkestone, Kent (Pages 73 - 90) This application seeks planning permission for the renovation of 35 existing beach huts and the demolition of 44 huts and installation of 80 new wooden chalets on the promenade below the Lower Leas Coastal Park. The site is within the built up area boundary of Folkestone and within the Bayle & Leas Conservation area. The renovation works and replacement beach huts are considered to be of a suitable design for the sensitive location, are not considered to give rise to any additional amenity or highway issues and concerns regarding incidences of crime can be addressed by conditions to protect future users of the huts. The report therefore recommends that planning permission be granted subject to conditions. 8. APPEALS MONITORING INFORMATION - 3rd QUARTER 1 SEPTEMBER - 31 DECEMBER 2019 (Pages 91 - 104) To note the appeals monitoring information for the 3rd Quarter 1 September – 31 December 2019. Page 2 Agenda Item 2 Declarations of Interest Disclosable Pecuniary Interest (DPI) Where a Member has a new or registered DPI in a matter under consideration they must disclose that they have an interest and, unless the Monitoring Officer has agreed in advance that the DPI is a 'Sensitive Interest', explain the nature of that interest at the meeting. The Member must withdraw from the meeting at the commencement of the consideration of any matter in which they have declared a DPI and must not participate in any discussion of, or vote taken on, the matter unless they have been granted a dispensation permitting them to do so. If during the consideration of any item a Member becomes aware that they have a DPI in the matter they should declare the interest immediately and, subject to any dispensations, withdraw from the meeting. Other Significant Interest (OSI) Where a Member is declaring an OSI they must also disclose the interest and explain the nature of the interest at the meeting. The Member must withdraw from the meeting at the commencement of the consideration of any matter in which they have declared a OSI and must not participate in any discussion of, or vote taken on, the matter unless they have been granted a dispensation to do so or the meeting is one at which members of the public are permitted to speak for the purpose of making representations, answering questions or giving evidence relating to the matter. In the latter case, the Member may only participate on the same basis as a member of the public and cannot participate in any discussion of, or vote taken on, the matter and must withdraw from the meeting in accordance with the Council's procedure rules. Voluntary Announcement of Other Interests (VAOI) Where a Member does not have either a DPI or OSI but is of the opinion that for transparency reasons alone s/he should make an announcement in respect of a matter under consideration, they can make a VAOI. A Member declaring a VAOI may still remain at the meeting and vote on the matter under consideration. Note to the Code: Situations in which a Member may wish to make a VAOI include membership of outside bodies that have made representations on agenda items; where a Member knows a person involved, but does not have a close association with that person; or where an item would affect the well-being of a Member, relative, close associate, employer, etc. but not his/her financial position. It should be emphasised that an effect on the financial position of a Member, relative, close associate, employer, etc OR an application made by a Member, relative, close associate, employer, etc would both probably constitute either an OSI or in some cases a DPI. Page 3 This page is intentionally left blank Public Document Pack Agenda Item 3 Minutes Planning and Licensing Committee Held at: Council Chamber - Civic Centre, Folkestone Date Tuesday, 14 January 2020 Present Councillors Danny Brook, John Collier, Gary Fuller, Clive Goddard (Chairman), Mrs Jennifer Hollingsbee, Philip Martin (Vice-Chair), Connor McConville, Jackie Meade, Georgina Treloar, Douglas Wade (In place of Jim Martin) and David Wimble Apologies for Absence Councillor Jim Martin and Councillor Ian Meyers Officers Present: David Campbell (Development Management Team Leader), Kate Clark (Committee Services Officer), Louise Daniels (Senior Planning Officer), Claire Dethier (Development Management Team Leader) and Sue Lewis (Committee Services Officer) Others Present: 48. Declarations of Interest Councillor Jackie Meade declared a voluntary announcement in that she is a member of Folkestone Town Councils Planning Committee and was aware of a couple of the applications on the agenda. She remained in the meeting for the discussions and voting on these items. 49. Minutes The minutes of the meeting held on 17 December 2019 were submitted, approved and signed by the Chairman. 50. Minutes of the Licensing Sub-Committee The minutes of the meetings held on 9 and 16 December 2019 were submitted, approved and signed by the Chairman. 51. Y190814FH - 7 The Old High Street The webcast for this meeting is available at https://folkestone-hythe.public-i.tv/core/portal/home Page 15 Planning and Licensing Committee - 14 January 2020 Report DCL/19/31 considered whether planning permission should be granted for a variation to the previously approved scheme which was for the change of use from retail to a mixed use of retail, a drinking establishment and an exhibition space. Mr Howard Barkley, local resident spoke on the application. Proposed by Councillor Danny Brook Seconded by Councillor Mrs Jenny Hollingsbee and Resolved: 1. That planning permission be granted subject to the conditions set out at the end of the report with the following changes: That the opening hours be restricted to 08.00 – 01.30am Friday – Saturday and Bank Holiday Mondays / 31st October, Christmas Eve, New Years Eve; That a noise limiter must be installed before the change in hours takes place; That a three year temporary condition be amended to one year with a review. 2. That delegated authority be given to the Chief Planning Officer to agree and finalise the wording of the conditions and add any other conditions that he considers necessary. (Voting: For 11; Against 0; Abstentions 0) 52. Y19-0781-FH Oak Ryse This application seeks planning permission to convert a modern agricultural barn in the open countryside to a residential dwelling. Mr Durrant, local resident spoke on the application. Mrs C Moss, applicant spoke on the application. Claire Dethier, Development Management Team Leader, referred members to the letter they had all received from the agent and corrected an error in the report explaining that some of the boundary treatments between the application site and Oak Ryse had been removed, however, this was since 2016 and informed Members that the lawful use of the site is agricultural and not residential as claimed in the letter. Proposed by Councillor John Collier Seconded by Councillor Georgina Treloar and Resolved: That planning permission be refused for the reasons set out at the end of the report. 2 Page 26 Planning and Licensing Committee - 14 January 2020 (Voting: For 9; Against 0; Abstentions 2) 53. Y190947FH Apple Tree Farm Report DCL/19/34 considered whether planning permission should be granted for the erection of solar array within the grounds of Apple Tree Farm, Stelling Minnis.
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