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Notice of Meeting Development Management Central Bedfordshire Council Priory House Monks Walk Chicksands, Shefford SG17 5TQ please ask for Helen Bell direct line 0300 300 4040 date 24 October 2013 NOTICE OF MEETING DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Date & Time Wednesday, 6 November 2013 10.00 a.m. Venue at Council Chamber, Priory House, Monks Walk, Shefford Richard Carr Chief Executive To: The Chairman and Members of the DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE: Cllrs K C Matthews (Chairman), A Shadbolt (Vice-Chairman), P N Aldis, A R Bastable, R D Berry, M C Blair, D Bowater, A D Brown, Mrs C F Chapman MBE, Mrs S Clark, Mrs B Coleman, I Dalgarno, K Janes, Ms C Maudlin, T Nicols, I Shingler, B J Spurr and J N Young [Named Substitutes: L Birt, Mrs R J Drinkwater, C C Gomm, Mrs D B Gurney, R W Johnstone, J Murray, B Saunders, N Warren and P Williams] All other Members of the Council - on request MEMBERS OF THE PRESS AND PUBLIC ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND THIS MEETING N.B. The running order of this agenda can change at the Chairman’s discretion. Items may not, therefore, be considered in the order listed. AGENDA 1. Apologies for Absence Apologies for absence and notification of substitute members 2. Chairman's Announcements If any 3. Minutes To approve as a correct record, the Minutes of the meeting of the Development Management Committee held on 9 October 2013. (previously circulated) 4. Members' Interests To receive from Members any declarations of interest including membership of Parish/Town Council consulted upon during the application process and the way in which any Member has cast his/her vote. REPORT Item Subject Page Nos. 5 Planning Enforcement Cases Where Formal Action Has 7 - 12 Been Taken To consider the report of the Director of Sustainable Communities providing a monthly update of planning enforcement cases where action has been taken covering the North, South and Minerals and Waste. Planning and Related Applications To consider the planning applications contained in the following schedules: Planning & Related Applications - to consider the planning applications contained in the following schedules: Item Subject Page Nos. 6 Planning Application No. CB/13/02497/FULL 13 - 34 Address : Land at Central Garage, High Street, Cranfield Erection of 135 dwellings. Applicant : Bellway Homes Ltd 7 Planning Application No. CB/13/00441/FULL 35 - 60 Address : Land rear of The Wrestlers, 126 Church Street, Langford, Biggleswade SG18 9NX Erection of 12 dwellings with access, parking, associated landscaping and public open space. Applicant : Green King PLC 8 Planning Application No. CB/13/3212/FULL 61 - 90 Address : Land to the rear of The Bell Cottages, Studham, Dunstable LU6 2QG Erection of eight two bedroom dwellings. Applicant : N V Properties 9 Planning Application No. CB/13/03092/FULL 91 - 104 Address : New Lower School Site, Marston Park Great Linns, Marston Moretaine MK43 0DD Provision of a second Primary School campus forming the expansion of Church End Foundation Lower School. The second campus is to be developed on land east of Bedford Road, Marston Moretaine, within the Marston Park Development. Applicant : Willmott Dixon Construction LTD 10 Planning Application No. CB/13/02796/REG 105 - 120 Address : Land adjacent to 94 Ampthill Road, Flitwick Flitwick Football Centre – Proposals comprise multiple facilities including: community room, kitchen, small office/reception, toilet facilities and 4 changing rooms. Forming new entrance off Ampthill Road with 33 car parking spaces, with 2 mini buses spaces and 2 disabled parking bays. The erection of a 3m high acoustic fence adjacent to the southern boundary and erection of a 6m high ‘ball stop’ netting barrier to the northern boundary adjacent to the A507 road. Applicant : Facilities & Projects Manager, CBC 11 Planning Application No. CB/13/03248/FULL 121 - 132 Address : Cherry Tree Cottage, 108 West End, Haynes, Bedford MK45 3QU Demolition of existing garage & single storey kitchen & bathroom. Erection of two storey extension with solar panels and glazed lobby link. Erection of detached garage, new fencing and re siting of oil tank. Applicant : Mr M Bacon 12 Planning Application No. CB/13/03250/LB 133 - 140 Address : Cherry Tree Cottage, 108 West End, Haynes, Bedford MK45 3QU Listed Building: Demolition of existing garage & single storey kitchen & bathroom. Erection of two storey extension with solar panels and glazed lobby link. Erection of detached garage, new fencing and re siting of oil tank. Applicant : Mr M Bacon 13 Planning Application No. CB/13/02492/FULL 141 - 148 Address : 18 Mill Road, Cranfield, Bedford MK43 0JL Change of use of double garage into 2 bedroom annexe. Applicant : Mr L Atwill 14 Planning Application No. CB/13/03341/FULL 149 - 160 Address : 145 Tithe Farm Road, Houghton Regis, Dunstable, LU5 5JD Construction of new shop for hot food take away (A5). Applicant : Mr Singh 15 Site Inspection Appointment(s) In the event of any decision having been taken during the meeting requiring the inspection of a site or sites, the Committee is invited to appoint Members to conduct the site inspection immediately preceding the next meeting of this Committee to be held on 4 December 2013 having regard to the guidelines contained in the Code of Conduct for Planning Procedures. In the event of there being no decision to refer any site for inspection the Committee is nevertheless requested to make a contingency appointment in the event of any Member wishing to exercise his or her right to request a site inspection under the provisions of the Members Planning Code of Good Practice. This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 5 Page 7 Meeting: Development Management Committee Date: 6th November 2013 Subject: Planning Enforcement cases where formal action has been taken Report of: Director of Sustainable Communities Summary: The report provides a monthly update of planning enforcement cases where formal action has been taken. Advising Officer: Director of Sustainable Communities Contact Officer: Sue Cawthra Planning Enforcement and Appeals Team Leader (Tel: 0300 300 4369) Public/Exempt: Public Wards Affected: All Function of: Council CORPORATE IMPLICATIONS Council Priorities: This is a report for noting ongoing planning enforcement action. Financial: 1. None Legal: 2. None . Risk Management: 3. None Staffing (including Trades Unions): 4. Not Applicable. Equalities/Human Rights: 5. None Public Health 6. None Community Safety: 7. Not Applicable. Agenda Item 5 Page 8 Sustainability: 8. Not Applicable. Procurement: 9. Not applicable. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Committee is asked to: 1. To receive the monthly update of Planning Enforcement cases where formal action has been taken at Appendix A 2. Background 10. This is the update of planning enforcement cases where Enforcement Notices and other formal notices have been served and there is action outstanding. The list does not include closed cases where members have already been notified that the notices have been complied with or withdrawn. 11. The list at Appendix A briefly describes the breach of planning control, dates of action and further action proposed. 12. Members will be automatically notified by e-mail of planning enforcement cases within their Wards. For further details of particular cases in Appendix A please contact Sue Cawthra on 0300 300 4369. For details of Minerals and Waste cases please contact Roy Romans on 0300 300 6039. Appendices: Appendix A – Planning Enforcement Formal Action Spreadsheet Planning Enforcement formal action (DM Committee 6th November 2013) NEW ENFORCEMENT DATE EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE LOCATION BREACH APPEAL COMPLIANCE RESULT NOTES/FURTHER ACTION CASE NO. ISSUED DATE DATE DATE CB/ENC/10/0037 Land at 6 Sutton Road, Enforcement Notice - siting of 31-Aug-12 01-Oct-12 01-Dec-12 Not complied Legal letters sent, mobile home Potton, SG19 2DS mobile home for independent to be removed by 21/11/13. 1 residential accommodation CB/ENC/10/0140 Land at 6 The Belfry, Luton. Enforcement Notices - 13-Sep-12 11-Oct-12 08-Nov-12 Appeal Await outcome of appeal LU2 7GA change of use of land from submitted 2 amenity land to use as 27/9/12 garden. CB/ENC/10/0172 Land at 10-12 High Street, Enforcement Notice - 19-Jun-13 19-Jul-13 19-Aug-13 Works have commenced on Shefford. SG17 5DG construction of an approved brick extension 3 unauthorised wooden 6/9/13. Compliance being extension monitored. CB/ENC/10/0440 Land at Foxbury Stables, Enforcement notice, change 21-Mar-13 18-Apr-13 18-Jan-14 Appeal Await outcome of appeal, Woodside Road, Woodside, of use to mixed use for submitted appeal site visit 14/10/13 4 Luton. LU1 4DQ keeping horses and for 17/4/13 residential purposes. CB/ENC/10/0659 Land at 106 Bury Road, Enforcement Notice - change 25-Jun-13 25-Jul-13 25-Aug-13 Appeal Await outcome of appeal Shillington, Hitchin SG5 3NZ of use of garage and rear submitted 5 conservatory to a self 11/7/13 contained dwelling unit. CB/ENC/11/0267 Land at White Gables Farm, 3 Enforcement Notices - 29-Apr-13 29-May-13 29-Jun-13 Appeals Await outcome of appeals - Blunham Road,Charlton, 1. Canopy/ loading bay submitted Inquiry 30/10/13 Moggerhanger MK44 3RA extension & lighting to grain 28/5/13 6 store building 2. Use of land for storage/parking of haulage vehicles CB/ENC/11/0402 Land adjoining Greenacres, 2 Enforcement Notices 15-Oct-12 12-Nov-12 10-Dec-12 Not complied Further action subject to Legal Gypsy Lane, Little Billington, 1 - unauthorised 7 Leighton Buzzard. LU7 9BP encroachment onto field 2 - unauthorised hard standing, fence and buildings CB/ENC/11/0499 Land at Erin House, 171 Enforcement Notice - 03-Sep-13 01-Oct-13 01-Dec-13 Appeal Await outcome of appeal Dunstable Road, Caddington, unauthorised erection of a received Agenda Item5 8 Luton.
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