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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Planning Committee, 05/03/2019 18:00 N0N-CONFIDENTIAL PLANNING COMMITTEE 25 February 2019 Dear Councillor A meeting of the Planning Committee will be held in Committee Room 1 - Marmion House on Tuesday, 5th March, 2019 at 6.00 pm. Members of the Committee are requested to attend. Yours faithfully Chief Executive A G E N D A NON CONFIDENTIAL 1 Apologies for Absence 2 Minutes of the Previous Meeting (Pages 3 - 6) 3 Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of Members’ interests (pecuniary and non- pecuniary) in any matters which are to be considered at this meeting. When Members are declaring a pecuniary or non-pecuniary interest in respect of which they have dispensation, they should specify the nature of such interest. Members should leave the room if they have a pecuniary or non-pecuniary interest in respect of which they do not have a dispensation. 4 Schedule of Applications (Pages 7 - 30) (Report of the Assistant Director – Growth and Regeneration) _______________________________________ Access arrangements If you have any particular access requirements when attending the meeting, please contact Democratic Services on 01827 709267 or e-mail [email protected]. We can then endeavour to ensure that any particular requirements you may have are catered for. Filming of Meetings The public part of this meeting may be filmed and broadcast. Please refer to the Council’s Protocol on Filming, Videoing, Photography and Audio Recording at Council meetings which can be found here for further information. The Protocol requires that no members of the public are to be deliberately filmed. Where possible, an area in the meeting room will be set aside for videoing, this is normally from the front of the public gallery. This aims to allow filming to be carried out whilst minimising the risk of the public being accidentally filmed. If a member of the public is particularly concerned about accidental filming, please consider the location of any cameras when selecting a seat. FAQs For further information about the Council’s Committee arrangements please see the FAQ page here To Councillors: M Oates, M Bailey, J Chesworth, C Cooke, R Ford, T Jay, K Norchi, J Oates, S Peaple, P Standen, M Summers and P Thurgood Agenda Item 2 MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMITTEE HELD ON 5th FEBRUARY 2019 PRESENT: Councillor M Oates (Chair), Councillors C Cooke, T Jay, K Norchi, J Oates, S Peaple, P Standen, M Summers and P Thurgood The following officers were present: Matthew Bowers (Assistant Director Growth & Regeneration), Andrew Collinson (Senior Planning Officer) and Ryan Keyte (Head of Legal & Democratic Services) 24 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies for absence were received from Councillor M Bailey, Councillor J Chesworth and Councillor R Ford. A minutes silence was observed for Councillor S Claymore. 25 MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING The minutes of the meeting held on 4th December 2018 were approved and signed as a correct record. (Moved by Councillor M Summers and seconded by Councillor C Cook) 26 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST There were no Declarations of Interest. 27 SCHEDULE OF APPLICATIONS The Report of the Assistant Director – Growth and Regeneration. Application Number 0331/2018 Development Erection of 40 dwellings [re-plan of previously approved development 0435/2015] Location Anker Valley, Ashby Road, Tamworth 1 Page 3 Planning Committee 5 February 2019 Resolved Approved subject to the conditions and Section 106 Agreement requirements agreed at the Planning Committee on 4th December 2018, as amended by the revised terms for the S106 agreement as outlined in this report. Powers to be delegated to officers to continue to negotiate the detailed wording of the Section 106 Agreement. If the Section 106 Agreement has not been signed before 31st March 2019, or the expiration of any agreed extension of time, then powers are delegated to Officers to refuse permission based on the unacceptability of the development without the required contributions and undertakings as outlined in this report (Moved by Councillor M Oates and seconded by Councillor M Summers) Application Number 0464/2018 Development Full application for the development of a Distribution and Manufacturing Unit with ancillary offices (Use Classes B1, B2 and B8) with associated access, car parking, landscaping and ground works Location Land Adjacent Relay Park Industrial Estate, Kinsall Green, Wilnecote, Tamworth, B77 5PB Resolved Approved subject to the conditions and the entering into a suitable Section 106 Agreement in accordance with the requirements outlined in this report. If the section 106 Agreement had not been signed before the expiration of any agreed extension of time then powers were delegated to Officers to refuse permission based on the unacceptability of the development without the required contributions and undertakings as outlined in this report. (Moved by Councillor M Summers and seconded by Councillor J Oates) Application Number 0522/2018 Development Amendment, comprising introduction of hipped roofs to several house types, to reserved matters consent 0249/2018 for erection of 405 dwellings forming the first phase, including roads/driveways, landscaping and play areas. Location Land at Dunstall Farm, Dunstall Lane / Ventura Park Road / Meadow Road, Tamworth 2 Page 4 Planning Committee 5 February 2019 Resolved Approved subject to the conditions (Moved by Councillor S Peaple and seconded by Councillor M Summers) The Chair thanked Mr Ryan Keyte for all his help over the last few years and wished him all the best. Chair 3 Page 5 This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 4 PLANNING COMMITTEE th 5 March 2019 SCHEDULE OF APPLICATIONS REPORT OF ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - GROWTH & REGENERATION Page 7 BOROUGH OF TAMWORTH PLANNING COMMITTEE SCHEDULE OF APPLICATIONS 5th March 2019 A Reports for Consideration 1 B Variations to approved applications 0 C Appeals received 0 D Appeal decisions 0 E Issues Papers 2 F Footpath diversion applications 0 BACKGROUND PAPERS All other documents referred to in individual reports Page 8 SUMMARY OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR DETERMINATION Part A Applications Received Application Number: 0545/2018 Development: Erection of 52 dwellings [re-plan of previously approved development 0435/2015] Location: Anker Valley, Ashby Road, Tamworth Recommendation: 1. Approval subject to the conditions outlined below and the entering into a suitable Section 106 Agreement in accordance with the requirements outlined in this report. 2. If the Section 106 Agreement has not been signed before the expiration of any agreed extension of time then powers are delegated to Officers to refuse permission based on the unacceptability of the development without the required contributions and undertakings as outlined in this report. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… . Part E Issues papers Application Ref: 0561/2018 Development: Outline Planning Permission for the demolition of all existing buildings and construction of up to 1540 dwellings (including a 100 bed extra care home); a community hub (up to 2250m2 of gross floorspace for Use Class A1-A5, B1B1b, D1 and D2); a two form entry primary school; the provision of green infrastructure comprising playing fields and sports pavilion; formal and informal open space; children's play areas; woodland planting and habitat creation; allotments; walking and cycling routes and sustainable drainage infrastructure (Cross-boundary application with North Warwickshire Borough Council). Location: Land to the East of the Former Tamworth Golf Course Site, North of Tamworth Road (B5000) and West of the M42 Recommendation: The Planning Committee are recommended to note the item for information and raise any relevant planning issues on which they wish officers to expand upon or further consider prior to formal determination ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… . Application Ref: 0020/2019 Development: Application for the development of land to the north of Coton Lane, Tamworth to provide 163 dwellings (including the provision of affordable housing and public open space) Location: Coton House Farm, Coton Lane, Tamworth Recommendation: The Planning Committee are recommended to note the item for information and raise any relevant planning issues on which they wish officers to expand upon or further consider prior to formal determination ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… . Page 9 Application Number: 0545/2018 Development: Erection of 52 dwellings [re-plan of previously approved development 0435/2015] Location: Anker Valley, Ashby Road, Tamworth 1. Introduction 1.1 On the 1st April 2015 outline permission was granted for the principle of developing the site for up to 535 dwellings. A Section 106 Agreement secured the provision of 20% affordable dwellings on the site, the housing mix, sports facilities contribution, education contribution (including the provision of land for or delivery of a primary school on the site), and highway contributions (reference 0105/2014). 1.2 On the 27th April 2016 an approval of reserved matters application for 535 dwellings along with associated infrastructure was granted permission (0435/2015). A subsequent amendment for 87 units by Ashberry Homes was approved in April 2017. This application proposes to replace 52 of these dwellings for 52 dwellings. There are slight changes to the positions of the dwellings but the overall infrastructure, including main access, open space, school position, pathways and retained trees remains as shown on the original approved layout. The 52 dwellings
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