Issue - meetings

Erect 20 No. single storey bungalows.

The Service Manager – Development Services introduced the report and provided the following updates.

In terms of the Calverton Neighbourhood Plan, Policy G2 made reference to developer contributions being sought, where appropriate, towards village centre environmental improvements in addition to education and health care contributions as detailed on page 29 of the report. The requirement for the proposed development to contribute towards village centre improvements did not meet the tests set out in the Community Infrastructure Regulations 2010. It was however noted that paragraph 52 of the Neighbourhood Plan stated that the neighbourhood portion of the Community Infrastructure Levy would be used to deliver village centre environmental improvements. In light of the fact that a planning obligation would fail to meet with the necessary tests, it was considered to be procedurally correct that the Community Infrastructure Levy instead be used to fund such infrastructure improvements. 

The recommendation incorrectly referred to an education contribution, which was not required.

The Service Manager – Development Services therefore recommended that permission be granted in accordance with the report but with an amendment to delete the requirement for an education contribution.  

RESOLVED to:

Grant Full Planning Permission: Subject to the applicant entering into a Section 106 Agreement with the Borough Council as Local Planning Authority for the provision of, or financial contributions towards, affordable housing, open space and a local labour agreement; and subject to the conditions listed for the reasons set out in the report.

Conditions

1.         The development must be begun not later than three years beginning with the date of this permission.

2.         This permission shall be read in accordance with the following plans: 2012-15-004 received 25/09/18,        2012-53-021 REV A received 05/04/19,  2012-53-022 REV A received 05/04/19,            2012-53-030 received 05/04/19,    2012-53-031 received 05/04/19,    2012-53-032 received 05/04/19,        2012-53-03 REV 03 received 6/6/2019. The development shall thereafter be undertaken in accordance with these plans.

3.         Prior to the commencement of the development a detailed Noise and Dust Management Plan shall be submitted to and be approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The Noise and Dust Management Plan shall identify the types and locations of works which are likely to cause noise and dust disturbance to sensitive receptors and:- Minimise noise and dust arising from such works by technical and physical means, and through work scheduling & management best practice - Identify (and make stakeholders aware of) the person responsible for recording, investigating & dealing with complaints from residents - Set out a communication strategy to keep regulators, resident and other stakeholders advised well in advance of specific works which are likely to cause noise and dust disturbance - Ensure that as much of the disruptive / noisy / dust generating work as possible is carried out during the normal construction operating hours - Regularly review the Noise and Dust Management Plan. Any amendments which may have an impact on noise or dust sensitive receptors shall be agreed in advance with the Local Planning Authority and communicated to all  ...  view the full minutes text for item 4