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Public Agenda PUBLIC AGENDA Dear Sir/Madam You are hereby summoned to attend a meeting of the Braddan Parish Commissioners to be held at the Commissioners’ Office, Close Corran, Braddan to transact the under mentioned business on 26 th May 2015 at 10.00am Yours faithfully _________________ Colin Whiteway MBA, Clerk * Items in italics are additional items added to the Agenda a. Apologies b. Declaration of Interest c. Notice of Summons/Agenda d. Deferral of Matters on the Agenda to Private e. Question from Members of the Public f. Approval of Minutes 23 rd April 2015 g. Matters Arising h. Matters for Consideration from Section 2 i. Chairman’s Announcement Section 1 1. Internal Audit - Evolution Accounting 2. Invitations 3. Deed of Delegation of Functions – for signing 4. Invoices for Approval 5. Port Soderick Hall - Proposal to insert a door and erect a porch on the rear of the Hall. 6. Recycling KPI's 7. Staff Grading 8. Tenancy Agreements x 2 – for signing 9. Watercourse Management 10. Cronkbourne Village 11. Temporary Staff 12. Housing Allocations 13. Rates Consultation Planning Planning Applications PA15 00449 LAW - Carnane Estates Ltd - Certificate of Lawful Development for the creation of hard standing - Land adjacent to Ellenbrook Farm Old Castletown Road Braddan PA15 00478 B - SOA Investments Ltd - Erection of a detached storage building - Oakhill House Oak Hill Port Soderick PA15/00409/B - Champion House Tromode Industrial Estate Tromode PA15/00513/B - Ballamillaghyn Farm Mount Rule Douglas Isle Of Man IM4 4HT PA15/00528 – Duke Marketing Ltd – Erection of illuminated and non illuminated signage – Champion House, Douglas Planning Approvals PA15 00128 C - Dept of Home Affairs - Change of use of existing residential care hostel to residential & resettlement centre for Probation Service - Tromode House, Cronkbourne PA15 00198 B - Eden Park Development Ltd - Variation of condition 10 of approved Industrial Development (PA11 01232 B) to allow for research and development uses - Field 521919 land adjacent to Eden Park Cooil Road Cooil Braddan PA15 00246 B - Diane Cowley - Erection of fencing (retrospective) - 115 Fairways Drive Mount Murray Braddan PA15 00278 C - Miss Amy Dickinson - Additional use of residential dwelling as a hair salon - 119 Fairways Drive Mount Murray Douglas PA15 00291 B - Mrs E Crookshank - Erection of an extension to rear elevation of dwelling - Hillcrest 2 Cronk Road Union Mills PA15/00333/C - Mrs Victoria Venables - Haldane Fisher Car Park Isle Of Man Business Park Douglas Isle Of Man IM2 2QY PA15/00364/B - Mr & Mrs Michael Bettridge - Eary Veg Farmhouse Eary Veg Farm West Baldwin Isle Of Man IM4 5EZ PA15/00394/B - Mrs Sarah O'Shea & Mrs Sarah Hill - Port Soderick Community Hall Quines Hill Port Soderick Isle Of Man IM4 1AU Planning Appeal Against Refusal PA14 00847 - Lady Crichton-Stuart - AIP residential Development - Kames Court, Cronkbourne PA15 0004 B - EFB (IoM) Ltd - Variation of condition two of PA 11 01290 A for creation of a leisure industrial development to extend the period of approval - Land adjacent Industrial Estate Ballafletcher Road Cronkbourne PA15 00108 B - Mr Robin Smith - Demolition of existing dwelling and garage and erection of a pair of link detached dwellings with integral garaging - Burnside Cottage Main Road Union Mills PA15 00237 D - B & B furniture Ltd - Erection of non-illuminated signage - Entrance to Snugborough Trading Estate Union Mills Section 2 1. Schedule of Arrears 2. Municipal Association & Biosphere Isle of Man .
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