Maidenhead Area Development Management Panel - expired May 2020 - Wednesday 20 November 2019 7.00 pm
Venue: Council Chamber - Town Hall - Maidenhead
Contact: Shilpa Manek 01628 796310
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APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE To receive any apologies for absence. Minutes: Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Stimson and Walters. Councillor Johnson was substituting. |
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DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST PDF 237 KB To receive any declarations of interest. Minutes: Councillor Jones declared a personal interest for item 8 as he had known the applicant. Councillor Jones was attending the meeting with an open mind.
Councillor Taylor declared a personal interest for item 5 as she works close by the application address. Councillor Taylor was attending the meeting with an open mind. |
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To confirm the part I minutes of the meeting of 16 October 2019. Minutes: RESOLVED: That the minutes of the meeting held on 16th October 2019 be approved.
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17/03903/OUT - BELLMAN HANGER, SHURLOCK ROW, READING, RG10 0PL PDF 446 KB Proposal: Outline application (access and layout) for the construction of x18 dwellings with associated access, parking, turning and landscaping following demolition of the existing buildings and hardstanding.
Recommendation: REF
Applicant:Mr Howells
Member Call-in: N/A
Expiry Date: 31 July 2019
Minutes: This item was withdrawn from the agenda.
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19/01588/FULL - MARANDAZ HOUSE, CLIVEMONT ROAD, MAIDENHEAD, SL6 7BU PDF 348 KB Proposal: Side and roof extension to provide 23 residential dwellings with associated car parking, landscaping, cycle and refuse storage. Recommendation: PERM
Applicant: Montreaux LTD
Member Call-in: N/A
Expiry Date: 13 September 2019
Minutes: The Panel considered the Head of Planning report on planning applications and received updates in relation to a number of applications, following the publication of the agenda.
NB: * Updates were received in relation to planning applications marked with an asterisk.
Proposal: Side and roof extension to provide 23 residential dwellings with associated car parking, landscaping, cycle and refuse storage. A motion was put forward by Councillor Hunt to defer the application for the proposed development to enable officers to explore the potential for the provision of additional car parking to be provided to serve the development. This was seconded by Councillor Hill. It was Agreed Unanimously to DEFER the application to a future panel.
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19/01661/OUT - UNIT 1 and 2 and 3 FOUNDATION PARK, ROXBOROUGH WAY, MAIDENHEAD PDF 809 KB Proposal: Outline application for access, landscaping, layout and scale to be considered at this stage with all other matters to be reserved for the demolition of buildings 1, 2 and 3 and the erection of three class B1 (office) buildings, new decked car park and hub building, the reconfiguration of the car parking and internal road layout and associated works. Recommendation: PERM
Applicant: FPM Investments Sarl Managed By JP Morgan Asset Management
Member Call-in: N/A
Expiry Date: 19 September 2019
Minutes: *Proposal: Outline application for access, landscaping, layout and scale to be considered at this stage with all other matters to be reserved for the demolition of buildings 1, 2 and 3 and the erection of three class B1 (office) buildings, new decked car park and hub building, the reconfiguration of the car parking and internal road layout and associated works.
A motion was put forward by Councillor Hill to permit the application for the proposed development as per Officers recommendation contained in the Panel Update. This was seconded by Councillor Hunt.
Councillor Hunt specifically requested that her comments explaining her disappointment that electric charging points have not been incorporated in the submitted scheme and that there is no mechanism to provide requisite junction improvements be included in these minutes.
It was Agreed Unanimously to APPROVE the application as per Officer’s recommendation.
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19/02361/FULL - HUCCLECOTE, SHOPPENHANGERS ROAD, MAIDENHEAD, SL6 2QE PDF 1 MB Proposal: Construction of 6 No. 2 bedroom apartments (Use Class C3) with associated parking, cycle parking, refuse/recycling store and new vehicular access following demolition of existing building.
Recommendation: PERM
Applicant: Mr. Pharm
Member Call-in: N/A
Expiry Date: 22 November 2019
Minutes: Proposal: Construction of 6 No. 2 bedroom apartments (Use Class C3) with associated parking, cycle parking, refuse/recycling store and new vehicular access following demolition of existing building. A motion was put Councillor Hill to refuse the application against Officers recommendation. This was seconded by Councillor Taylor. A second motion was put forward by Councillor Hunt to permit the application as per Officers recommendation. This was seconded by Councillor Reynolds. A named vote was carried out. The first motion fell. The second motion was carried. Councillor Taylor specifically requested that the Members view that parking provision is deficient for this proposal (despite it being in accord with the adopted standard) be minuted. It was agreed to APPROVE the application.
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Proposal: Outline application for access and layout only to be considered at this stage with all other matters to be reserved for a proposed new equine centre with worker accommodation
Recommendation: REF
Applicant: Mr Copas
Member Call-in: N/A
Expiry Date: 11 December 2019
Minutes: Proposal: Outline application for access and layout only to be considered at this stage with all other matters to be reserved for a proposed new equine centre with worker accommodation.
A motion was put forward by Councillor Brar to refuse the application as per Officer’s recommendation. This was seconded by Councillor Reynolds.
It was Agreed Unanimously to REFUSE the application.
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ESSENTIAL MONITORING REPORTS (MONITORING) PDF 145 KB To consider the Appeals Decision Report and Planning Appeals Received. Minutes: The Panel noted the reports.
Officers were congratulated by the Panel for all their hard work. |