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050400 - Full Application - Substitution of 16 Plot Types on Application 048892 for the Erection of 87 Dwellings at White Lion Public House, Chester Road, Penymynydd

Meeting: 20/03/2013 - Planning & Development Control Committee (Item 181)

181 Full Application - Substitution of 16 Plot Types on Application 048892 for the Erection of 87 Dwellings at White Lion Public House, Chester Road, Penymynydd (050400) pdf icon PDF 44 KB

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Decision:

            That planning permission be granted subject to the conditions detailed in the report of the Head of Planning and subject to the applicant entering into a supplemental Section 106 agreement which links the permission granted under this planning application to the provisions of the Section 106 agreement entered into under Permission Ref: 048892, providing for the following:-

 

(a)       The provision of 6 no. affordable homes to be presented to the Council as gifted units and allocated in accordance with a local lettings policy to pilot the Council’s Rent to Save to Homebuy scheme to applicants on the affordable Homeownership Register

 

(b)       Ensure the payment of a contribution of £261,560 towards affordable homes provision

 

(c)        Ensure the transfer of wildlife mitigation land to a suitable body, together with the precise methods and means for the securing of its future management, monitoring and funding

 

(d)       Payment of £73,500 towards primary level educational provision/improvements at St. John the Baptist VA School and £52,500 towards secondary level educational provision/improvements at Castell Alun High School

 

(e)       Payment of £2,500 for costs incurred for amending Highway Access Restriction Order.

 

Minutes:

The Committee considered the report of the Head of Planning in respect of this application.  The usual consultations had been undertaken and the responses received detailed in the report. 

 

            The officer detailed the background to the report and explained that the application was before Committee because of the requirement for a Section 106 Agreement to link to the Section 106 Agreement from the original application.  He also highlighted the comments of one of the local Members, Councillor D. Williams, that he considered the proposals to be acceptable provided that they did not impact upon previously agreed provision of affordable dwellings and semi-detached dwellings. 

 

            Councillor R.C. Bithell proposed the recommendation for approval which was duly seconded.  Councillor R.B. Jones referred to conditions 17 and 26 which he felt had not been adhered to and he commented on the condition of the road due to changes undertaken by the developer on the entrance to the site.  Councillor Alison Halford referred to conditions 25 and 26, stating that the development had commenced.  Councillor P.G. Heesom concurred with Councillor Jones and asked the officer to raise the issues with the appropriate officer.  The Principal Solicitor advised that the Senior Engineer - Highways Development Control would refer the comments to the relevant officer.  

 

            RESOLVED:

 

            That planning permission be granted subject to the conditions detailed in the report of the Head of Planning and subject to the applicant entering into a supplemental Section 106 agreement which links the permission granted under this planning application to the provisions of the Section 106 agreement entered into under Permission Ref: 048892, providing for the following:-

 

(a)       The provision of 6 no. affordable homes to be presented to the Council as gifted units and allocated in accordance with a local lettings policy to pilot the Council’s Rent to Save to Homebuy scheme to applicants on the affordable Homeownership Register

 

(b)       Ensure the payment of a contribution of £261,560 towards affordable homes provision

 

(c)        Ensure the transfer of wildlife mitigation land to a suitable body, together with the precise methods and means for the securing of its future management, monitoring and funding

 

(d)       Payment of £73,500 towards primary level educational provision/improvements at St. John the Baptist VA School and £52,500 towards secondary level educational provision/improvements at Castell Alun High School

 

(e)       Payment of £2,500 for costs incurred for amending Highway Access Restriction Order.