Agenda item

Some Members of the Committee had visited the site on the 8^th September.

The Area Team Manager presented the report and informed Members that since the report had been written, the Authority had received written comments from the Highways Authority, who had expressed no objections to the proposal.  The only remaining issue and reason for refusal was the chosen siting of the proposed dwelling.

The following spoke under the Public Participation Scheme:

·         Mr Jack Hotchin, Applicant

Members considered that the application site was not in the open countryside, and that it was contained within the village settlement so were minded to approve the application and the Officer was requested to state the conditions which would be required to be imposed to allow the application to be approved, which included the requirement for the applicant to enter into a section 106 agreement to ensure the dwelling remained affordable in perpetuity, with occupancy tied to local need with the applicant as the first occupier. 

A motion to approve the application contrary to the Officer recommendation subject to the entering into of a section 106 as stated above and conditions, was proposed and seconded, put to the vote and carried.

RESOLVED:

To APPROVE the application, subject to the entering into of a S106 agreement to ensure that the dwelling remained affordable in perpetuity with occupancy tied to local need with the applicant as first occupier and he following conditions:

1. 2 years for implementation
2. Adopt amended site plan and otherwise submitted plans
3. WSI for archaeological monitoring
4. Domestic curtilage to be limited to area edged red but excluding the area hatched purple (site for GSHP) on submitted site plan.
5. Remove permitted development rights for alterations, extensions, outbuilding, gates fences and walls, solar pv.
6. Hard and soft landscaping scheme to be submitted and agreed.
7. New vehicular access to be created before any other works commence and sightlines maintained.
8. Parking and manoeuvring space to be provided prior to occupation and maintained for life of development.
9. Plan for storage of plant and materials/ site accommodation/ loading and unloading of goods vehicles/ parking and
   manoeuvring of site operatives and visitors vehicles to be submitted and agreed.
10. GSHP to be provided before dwelling first occupied and other measures in submitted Climate Change Statement to be adhered to.
11. Sample panel of walling to be agreed.
12. Sample of roofing slate to be agreed.
13. Windows to be timber side hung casement finished in off-white or cream.
14. Windows and doors to be recessed by 100mm.  Head and cills to be in natural gritstone.
15. Verges to be flush cement pointed.
16. RWG to be black on rise and fall brackets.