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EEC/09/276/HQ Development Management Committee 2 December 2009 Delegated Schedules Summary District/Location/Application Proposal/Type of Application Electoral Division Action Taken Number East Devon District Permit retention of existing Ottery St Mary Rural Conditional approval Kings School, Ottery St Mary modular classroom blocks 22 and 09/1667/CM 23 East Devon District Erection of conservatory type Exmouth Littleham & Conditional approval Exeter Road Primary School, structure forming an extension to Town Exeter Road, Exmouth reception year teaching space and 09/1948/CM ramp for disabled access East Devon District Change of Use of former Marist Ottery St Mary Rural Conditional approval Marist Convent Hall, 8 Broad Hall to Children's Centre with Street, Ottery St Mary alterations for the provision of a 09/1858/CM new first floor, outdoor play space and boundary wall Exeter City Retrospective planning permission Alphington & Cowick Conditional approval Deedtrade House, Grace Road for a tyre recycling facility Central, Marsh Barton Industrial Estate, Exeter 09/1945/2009 Exeter City Provision of 2 double temporary Priory & St Leonard’s Conditional approval Countess Wear Primary School, classrooms Glasshouse Lane, Exeter 09/0934/26 Exeter City Permanent planning consent for St Loyes & Topsham Conditional approval Little Moor House, Falcon Road, Blocks 04,05 and 06 to regulate Exeter planning consent for the whole site 09/1544/26 Exeter City Disabled access ramp to Marriage St David’s & St Conditional approval Exeter Register Office, Castle Room & associated widening of James Street, Exeter entrance to double doors 09/1451/26 Mid Devon District Multi-use games area Crediton Rural Conditional approval Queen Elizabeth's Community College, Western Road, Crediton 09/01348/DCC Mid Devon District Erection of open-sided pole barn Newton St Cyres & Conditional approval 2 Kennel Cottages, The to offer shelter and weather Sandford Wembworthy Centre, protection for groups engaged in Wembworthy, Chulmleigh rural crafts training and 09/01323/DCC environmental activities, and erection of three free-standing compost toilets to facilitate use of the cottage garden for day visits for schools North Devon District Deposition of surplus inert as dug Combe Martin Rural Conditional approval South Ley Farm, Kentisbury, arising from highway improvement Barnstaple work onto adjacent farmer's field 48983 raising the level of the existing ground by 0.5m over an area of approximately 260m by 20m. Area will be re-top soiled and seeded on completion and returned to agricultural use South Hams District Construction of new detached South Brent & Conditional approval Bidwell Brook School, Shinners single storey specialist speech and Dartington Bridge, Dartington, Totnes communication building 14/1779/09/CM South Hams District Erection of a new wooden external Kingsbridge & Conditional approval Stokenham Area Primary shelter Stokenham School, Stokenham, Kingsbridge 1748/09/CM South Hams District Engineering operations to upgrade Totnes Rural and Conditional approval King Edward VI Community and drain existing athletics track South Brent & College, Ashburton Road, and grass pitch, formation of new Dartington Totnes unlit grass pitch, erection of 14_56/0731/09/CM associated changing facilities with disabled access and disabled access to Ariel Centre, provision of car parking, internal maintenance access and extension of existing footpaths on existing upper school site and change of use of land to provide a new floodlit All Weather Pitch and floodlit Multi Use Games Area, unlit tennis courts for educational and community use, together with a new access way to artificial pitches, toilet provision for artificial pitches, associated earthworks, landscape mitigation, acoustic fencing, temporary construction access, and contractor’s compound South Hams District Permanent consent for on-farm South Brent & Conditional approval Wildwoods Farm, Marldon, Nr shredding and composting of Dartington Paignton green waste material (two 32/1579/09/CM additional lorry deliveries per day) Teignbridge District Construction of a new children's Teignbridge South Conditional approval Daccabridge Road, play park Kingskerswell 09/02667/DCR3 Teignbridge District Permanent consent for composting Exminster & Kenton Conditional approval Plot 9875, Barton Farm, of shredded biodegradable garden Shillingford Abbot, Exeter green waste, subject of temporary 09/02836/DCC planning permission Teignbridge District Permanent consent for on-farm Exminster & Kenton Conditional approval Barton Farm, Shillingford Abbot, composting of shredded Exeter biodegradable green waste and 09/02753/DCC on-farm disposal West Devon Borough Use of land for the storage and Tavistock Conditional approval Land at Hayedown Industrial processing of green waste Estate, Tavistock 13218 West Devon Borough Processing and Storage of timber Tavistock Conditional approval Land at Hayedown Industrial chips Estate, Tavistock 13219 West Devon Borough Installation of 8 x 4.4 m2 Solar Okehampton Rural Conditional approval Okehampton College, Mill Thermal Panels covering 3 Roof Road, Okehampton Areas - Canteen, Gym and DCC/2903/2009 Walkway West Devon Borough Installation of Solar PV panels on Okehampton Rural Conditional approval Okehampton Primary School, the south facing roof of the school, Glendale Road, Okehampton arranged as 3 rows of 20 panels 13389/2009/OKE protruding maximum 100mm above the tiles Delegate agenda summary 02.12.09 sr181109dma sc/delegated schedules 2 251109 .
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