Full Application - Demolition of existing cabins and office floorspace, extension to existing industrial building, works of hard and soft landscaping and other works associated with the proposals at The Old Lime Kilns, Pittlemere Lane, Tideswell Moor, Tideswell (NP/DDD/1123/1329, P 6009, HF)
Minutes:
Some Members
had visited the site the previous day.
The Planning
Officer presented the report and outlined the reasons for refusal as set out in
the report. It was noted that this application is similar to a scheme submitted
in 2022 which was refused under policy due to the size of the development. It
was acknowledged that this current application is an improvement on the
original scheme.
The following
spoke under the public participation at meetings scheme:
·
Alison Daniels, Tideswell Parish Council,
Supporter
·
Andrew Bettney, Applicant
Members agreed
that the site visit had been useful and recognised that previous concerns over
storage space had been resolved. Members
were minded to go against Officer recommendation and approve the
application. Approval of this
application would regularise previous unauthorised development and equip Tideswell Welding Services for the future. It was recognised the business provided
employment and training opportunities for local people within the National
Park.
A motion to
approve the application was proposed and seconded, put to the vote and carried.
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RESOLVED:
That the application be APPROVED subject to the
following conditions:-
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- Standard time
limit
- Accordance with specified
plans and documents
- No development
shall commence until full details of the proposed foul water drainage
and treatment to a sewage treatment plant have been submitted to and
approved in writing by the National Park Authority. The development shall
then not be carried out other than in complete accordance with the
approved details which shall be completed prior to the first occupation
of the development hereby approved.
- Prior to the first
occupation of the development hereby approved a detailed scheme of noise
attenuation measures to be incorporated into the development shall be
submitted to and approved in writing by the National Park Authority. The
approved details shall then be fully installed prior to the occupation
of the development and thereafter maintained throughout the lifetime of
the development.
- Prior to the
installation of the solar panels, a detailed scheme for their size,
appearance and method of fixing shall be submitted to and approved in
writing by the National Park Authority. The solar panels shall be fitted
in accordance with the approved scheme before the dwelling is first
occupied.
- The sheeting for
the roof and walls of the extensions hereby approved and the external
surfaces of the doors shall be factory colour-coated to BS 5252 Ref. No
12B29 (Juniper Green) and thereafter the sheets and doors shall not be
repainted or replaced other than that colour without the prior written
approval of the National Park Authority.
- The stonework for
the lower sections of the external walls on the south west elevation
shall be natural limestone.
- Notwithstanding
the provisions of the Town and Country Planning General Permitted
Development Order 2015 the use of the building hereby approved shall be
restricted to general industry (Use Class B2) only and for no other
purpose.
- The hours of
operation of the development hereby permitted shall be restricted to
07:00 - 17:00 hours Monday - Friday; and at no times on weekends or Bank
Holidays.
- No deliveries,
loading, unloading or other servicing activities shall take place at the
premises other than between the hours of 07:00 - 17.00 hours Monday -
Friday; and at no times on weekends or Bank Holidays.
- There shall be no
storage of any plant, machinery, materials or waste unless in accordance
with a scheme which shall have first been submitted to and approved in
writing by the National Park Authority.
- No industrial
processes, plant or machinery shall be carried out or installed outside
of the building at the site at any time.
- Works undertaken within
the Root Protection Area of the remaining trees to the south of the
proposed office extension shall be carried out with supervision from an arboricultural consultant, in order to monitor the
special engineered foundation instalment.
- No works shall commence
on the development until all existing trees on the site which are to be
retained are fully safeguarded by protective fencing in accordance with
drawing ‘Tree Protection Plan 1576-004 Rev A’. Such measures shall not
be removed until the completion of the development.
- Submission of a
detailed management plan providing full programme and details of
implementation and management of the outline specifications in the
revised Landscape Masterplan and the
Ecological Impact Assessment & Biodiversity Net Gain Assessment.
- The landscape
planting shown on the revised Landscape Masterplan,
amended to include a drystone wall along the
southern boundary, shall be carried out in the first planting and
seeding seasons following occupation or substantial completion of the
development, whichever is soonest. Any trees or plants which die, are
removed or become seriously damaged or diseased shall be replaced in the
next planting season with others of a similar size and species or in
accordance with an alternative scheme previously agreed in writing by
the National Park Authority
- Works should avoid
taking place during the main breeding bird season, between March to
August inclusive. If works occur during this period a check for breeding
birds should take place by a suitably experienced ecologist, no more
than 48 hours prior to works. If nesting birds are present, works shall
be postponed until after they have fledged or as otherwise advised by an
ecologist.
- No external
lighting shall be installed on site other than in complete accordance
with a detailed scheme which shall have first been submitted to and
approved in writing by the National Park Authority. The submitted scheme
shall be designed to avoid illuminating habitats used by bats, such as
hedgerows, tree lines and the quarry rockface,
in accordance with guidance set out in Bats and Artificial Lighting at
Night (ILP, 2023).
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