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Election of Chair for the Council year 2013/14 The East Area Planning Committee elects Councillor …. to be the Chair for the Council year 2013/14. Minutes: The East Area Planning Committee elected Councillor Roy Darke to be the Chair for the Council Year 2013/14. |
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Election of Vice-Chair for the Council year 2013/14 The East Area Planning Committee elects Councillor …. to be the Vice Chair for the Council year 2013/14. Minutes: The East Area Planning Committee elected Councillor David Rundle to be the Vice Chair for the Council Year 2013/14. |
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Start time of Meetings The Council and Committee programme for the Council years 2013/14 and 2014/15 was agreed by Council on 22 April 2013. The start time for the East Area Planning Committee has been assumed as 6pm.
The Committee confirms the start time of its meetings for the remainder of the Council year 2013/14 will be 6pm. Minutes: The Council and Committee programme for the Council years 2013/14 and 2014/15 was agreed by Council on 22 April 2013. The start time for the East Area Planning Committee has been assumed as 6pm.
The Committee confirmed the start time of its meetings will be 6pm for the remainder of the Council Year 2013/14. |
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Apologies for absence and substitutions Minutes: Apologies for absence were received from Councillor Roy Darke (substitute Councillor Councillor Pat Kennedy), Councillor David Rundle (substitute Councillor Jean Fooks), and Councillor Steve Curran (substitute Councillor Helen O’Hara). |
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Declarations of interest Minutes: No declarations of interest were made. |
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Former Community Centre, Westlands Drive: 12/03281/FUL PDF 88 KB The Head of City Development has submitted a report which details a planning application to demolish the existing building. Erect 21 flats (14 x 1-bed, 7 x 2-bed) on 3 floors, together with 21 car parking spaces, 56 cycle spaces and landscaping. (Removal of stair core to mansion block, revised landscaping and provision of foul water drainage system including on-site storage flow control device)
Officer recommendation: That the Committee GRANT planning permission subject to conditions, but defer the issuing of the decision notice until the satisfactory completion of the associated Section 106 legal agreement. and delegate the issuing of the decision notice to the Head of City Development.
Conditions 1 Development begun within time limit 2 Develop in accordance with approved plans 3 Samples 4 Boundary details before commencement 5 Landscape plan required 6 Landscape carry out after completion 7 No felling lopping cutting 8 Tree Protection Plan (TPP) 1 9 Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) 1 10 Landscape management plan 11 Service Plan 12 Site Arrangements 13 Contaminated land 14 Drainage works 15 Construction Travel Plan 16 Cycle parking details required 17 Car parking 18 Vision splays 19 External lighting 20 Bin stores 21 Sustainability design/construction 22 Public art 23 Details of foul drainage tank 24 Exclusion of site from CPZ 25 Sustainable drainage
Legal Agreements
A total of £395,000 Section 106 contributions over the 3 application sites [Northway Centre/Dora Carr Close, Westlands Drive and Barns Road] (which includes admin fees for city and county) will be secured as follows:
· £250,000 towards primary and secondary education · £100,000 towards highways, £37,500 of which will be safeguarded for a possible CPZ in the Bares Road area, otherwise to be used on other highways infrastructure such as cycle city · £45,000 towards a variety of City section106 matters, e.g. indoor and outdoor sport facilities, allotments and play areas.
A number of other matters would need to be secured by Section 106 legal agreement including the following:
· Arrangement for temporary changes to the Traffic Regulation Order in the Barns Road area (£3,600 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of this); · £3000 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of a number of parking/traffic surveys on roads in the vicinity of the Barns Road site; · Developer to make arrangements for and meet the costs of the provision of the replacement bus shelter along Barns Road, which must be to Oxfordshire County Council’s standards and specifications; · Provision of a car club at the Barns Road site with all occupiers eligible for free membership of the car club scheme for a minimum of 12 months funded by the developer; · Arrangements with the county council for the provision of the landscaping scheme on either side of Barns Road to mitigate the loss of existing on-site trees, the full costs of which to be met by the developer; and if it is not possible to provide ... view the full agenda text for item 6. Additional documents: Minutes: The Head of City Development submitted a report which detailed a planning application to demolish the existing building. Erect 21 flats (14 x 1-bed, 7 x 2-bed) on 3 floors, together with 21 car parking spaces, 56 cycle spaces and landscaping. (Removal of stair core to mansion block, revised landscaping and provision of foul water drainage system including on-site storage flow control device).
In accordance with the criteria for public speaking, the Committee noted that Mr Chesman, Betty Fletcher, Jane Cox and Georgina Gibbs spoke against the application and Paul Ruff (AHMM), Jo Curson (GreenSquare Group) spoke in favour of it.
The Committee resolved to GRANT planning permission subject to conditions, but defer the issuing of the decision notice until the satisfactory completion of the associated Section 106 legal agreement and delegate the issuing of the decision notice to the Head of City Development. Also that Officers consult with the Chair, Vice Chair and Ward Councillors on all the drainage related conditions 14, 23, 25 before these details are approved.
Conditions 1 Development begun within time limit 2 Develop in accordance with approved plans 3 Samples 4 Boundary details before commencement 5 Landscape plan required 6 Landscape carry out after completion 7 No felling lopping cutting 8 Tree Protection Plan (TPP) 1 9 Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) 1 10 Landscape management plan 11 Service Plan 12 Site Arrangements 13 Contaminated land 14 Drainage works 15 Construction Travel Plan 16 Cycle parking details required 17 Car parking 18 Vision splays 19 External lighting 20 Bin stores 21 Sustainability design/construction 22 Public art 23 Details of foul drainage tank 24 Exclusion of site from CPZ 25 Sustainable drainage
Legal Agreements A total of £395,000 Section 106 contributions over the 3 application sites [Northway Centre/Dora Carr Close, Westlands Drive and Barns Road] (which includes admin fees for city and county) will be secured as follows:
· £250,000 towards primary and secondary education · £100,000 towards highways, £37,500 of which will be safeguarded for a possible CPZ in the Bares Road area, otherwise to be used on other highways infrastructure such as cycle city · £45,000 towards a variety of City section106 matters, e.g. indoor and outdoor sport facilities, allotments and play areas.
A number of other matters would need to be secured by Section 106 legal agreement including the following:
· Arrangement for temporary changes to the Traffic Regulation Order in the Barns Road area (£3,600 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of this); · £3000 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of a number of parking/traffic surveys on roads in the vicinity of the Barns Road site; · Developer to make arrangements for and meet the costs of the provision of the replacement bus shelter along Barns Road, which must be to Oxfordshire County Council’s standards and specifications; · Provision of a car club at the Barns Road site with all occupiers eligible for ... view the full minutes text for item 6. |
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Northway Centre, Maltfield Road: 12/03280/FUL PDF 104 KB The Head of City Development has submitted a report which details a planning application to demolish the existing buildings. Erection of 47 residential units (9 x 1-bed, 14 x 2-bed, 15 x 3-bed, 4 x 4-bed, 5 x live/work units) plus community centre in 5 blocks on 2, 3 and 4 levels. Provision of 78 car parking spaces, 102 cycle parking spaces and landscaping. Relocation of hard play court, provision of newt pond, wetland habitat, Aunt Sally court, outdoor seating for the social club and playing field terrace. (Amended plans) (Amended description)
Officer recommendation: That the Committee GRANT planning permission subject to conditions, but defer the issuing of the decision notice until the satisfactory completion of the associated Section 106 legal agreement. and delegate the issuing of the decision notice to the Head of City Development.
Conditions 1 Development begun within time limit 2 Develop in accordance with approved plans 3 Design - no additions to dwelling 4 Samples 5 Boundary details before commencement 6 Landscape plan required 7 Landscape carry out by completion 8 Landscape hard surface design - tree roots 9 Landscape underground services - tree roots 10 Tree Protection Plan (TPP) 1 11 Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) 1 12 Drainage works 13 Contaminated land 14 Construction Travel Plan 15 Travel Plan 16 Car parking 17 Cycle parking details required 18 Vision splays 19 External lighting 20 Landscape Management Plan 21 Relocate hard play court 22 Bin stores 23 Newt Strategy 24 Sustainable construction/design 25 Public Art 26 Sustainable drainage 27 Obscure glaze side windows [terrace C] 28 Details of bund to wetland habitat 29 Details of foul drainage storage tank
Legal Agreements
A total of £395,000 Section 106 contributions over the 3 application sites [Northway Centre/Dora Carr Close, Westlands Drive and Barns Road] (which includes admin fees for city and county) will be secured as follows:
· £250,000 towards primary and secondary education · £100,000 towards highways, £37,500 of which will be safeguarded for a possible CPZ in the Bares Road area, otherwise to be used on other highways infrastructure such as cycle city · £45,000 towards a variety of City section106 matters, e.g. indoor and outdoor sport facilities, allotments and play areas.
A number of other matters would need to be secured by Section 106 legal agreement including the following:
· Arrangement for temporary changes to the Traffic Regulation Order in the Barns Road area (£3,600 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of this); · £3000 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of a number of parking/traffic surveys on roads in the vicinity of the Barns Road site; · Developer to make arrangements for and meet the costs of the provision of the replacement bus shelter along Barns Road, which must be to Oxfordshire County Council’s standards and specifications; · Provision of a car club at the Barns Road site with all occupiers eligible for free membership of ... view the full agenda text for item 7. Additional documents: Minutes: The Head of City Development submitted a report which detailed a planning application to demolish the existing buildings. Erection of 47 residential units (9 x 1-bed, 14 x 2-bed, 15 x 3-bed, 4 x 4-bed, 5 x live/work units) plus community centre in 5 blocks on 2, 3 and 4 levels. Provision of 78 car parking spaces, 102 cycle parking spaces and landscaping. Relocation of hard play court, provision of newt pond, wetland habitat, Aunt Sally court, outdoor seating for the social club and playing field terrace. (Amended plans) (Amended description)
In accordance with the criteria for public speaking, the Committee noted that Betty Fletcher and Jane Cox spoke against the application and Jo Curson (GreenSquare Group), Carl Hibbins of (Northway Community Association) and Paul Ruff (AHMM), spoke in favour of it.
The Committee resolved to GRANT planning permission subject to conditions, but defer the issuing of the decision notice until the satisfactory completion of the associated Section 106 legal agreement and delegate the issuing of the decision notice to the Head of City Development. Also that Officers consult with the Chair, Vice Chair and Ward Councillors on all the drainage related conditions 12,26 and 29 before these details are approved.
Conditions 1 Development begun within time limit 2 Develop in accordance with approved plans 3 Design - no additions to dwelling 4 Samples 5 Boundary details before commencement 6 Landscape plan required 7 Landscape carry out by completion 8 Landscape hard surface design - tree roots 9 Landscape underground services - tree roots 10 Tree Protection Plan (TPP) 1 11 Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) 1 12 Drainage works 13 Contaminated land 14 Construction Travel Plan 15 Travel Plan 16 Car parking 17 Cycle parking details required 18 Vision splays 19 External lighting 20 Landscape Management Plan 21 Relocate hard play court 22 Bin stores 23 Newt Strategy 24 Sustainable construction/design 25 Public Art 26 Sustainable drainage 27 Obscure glaze side windows [terrace C] 28 Details of bund to wetland habitat 29 Details of foul drainage storage tank
Legal Agreements
A total of £395,000 Section 106 contributions over the 3 application sites [Northway Centre/Dora Carr Close, Westlands Drive and Barns Road] (which includes admin fees for city and county) will be secured as follows:
· £250,000 towards primary and secondary education · £100,000 towards highways, £37,500 of which will be safeguarded for a possible CPZ in the Bares Road area, otherwise to be used on other highways infrastructure such as cycle city · £45,000 towards a variety of City section106 matters, e.g. indoor and outdoor sport facilities, allotments and play areas.
A number of other matters would need to be secured by Section 106 legal agreement including the following:
· Arrangement for temporary changes to the Traffic Regulation Order in the Barns Road area (£3,600 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost of this); · £3000 to be paid to the County Council to cover the cost ... view the full minutes text for item 7. |
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Former Cowley Community Centre, Barns Road: 12/03278/FUL PDF 133 KB The Head of City Development has submitted a report which details a planning application to erect a 4 storey building comprising community room, retailing and workshop floor space on ground floor and 40 residential flats (18 x 1 bed, 22 x 2 bed) on upper floors. Provision of 5 car parking spaces, 100 cycle parking spaces, bin stores and ancillary works MP
Officer recommendation: That the Committee GRANT planning permission subject to conditions, but defer the issuing of the decision notice until the satisfactory completion of the associated Section 106 legal agreement. and delegate the issuing of the decision notice to the Head of City Development.
Conditions 1 Development begun within time limit 2 Develop in accordance with approved plans 3 Samples Materials 4 Archaeology – mitigation 5 Suspected contamination – Phased risk assessment 6 Variation of road traffic order - Car Club Spaces 7 Car and cycle parking to be laid out prior to use of building in accordance with details to be agreed in writing by the Council beforehand 8 Bin storage facilities 9 Wheelchair accessible spaces allocated and retained 10 No development to commence until signage erected on Knolles Road and in application site dissuading parking by residents and visitors 11 Real time pedestrian information points to be installed in all flats 12 Drainage details required 13 Balcony details required 14 Pedestrian link required at all times between Barns Road and Knolles Road 15 Landscape plan required 16 Landscape carry out by completion 17 SuDS Compliant Hard surfacing 18 Details of boundary treatment required 19 Details of layout of community centre required prior to commencement 20 Construction Traffic Management Plan required prior to commencement 21 Travel Plan required 22 Environmental Management Plan required prior to work commencing 23 Public Art - Scheme Details & timetable 24 Details of sound proofing of workshop 25 Vision Splays required 26 Compensatory landscaping along Barns Road to be agreed with Council and Highway Authority prior to commencement of development 27 Wheel Washing Facilities to be agreed to prevent mud on highway 28 To be undertaken in accordance with the Natural Resource Impact Analysis document 29 Furniture construction, repair, treatment, demolition to take place only within sound attenuated building 30 Personal permission for use of retail/workshop restricted to Emmaus only 31 Details of cycle parking required prior to commencement of development 32 No development to take place until a replacement freestanding bus shelter on Barns Road has been erected to the County Council’s standards and specifications 33 Prior to first occupation of the development the existing dropped kerbs allowing vehicular access to the site from Barns Road shall be reinstated to the County Council’s standards and specifications
Legal Agreements
A total of £395,000 Section 106 contributions over the 3 application sites [Northway Centre/Dora Carr Close, Westlands Drive and Barns Road] (which includes admin fees for city and county) will be secured as follows:
· £250,000 towards primary and secondary education · £100,000 towards highways, £37,500 of which will ... view the full agenda text for item 8. Additional documents: Minutes: The Head of City Development submitted a report which detailed a planning application to erect a 4 storey building comprising community room, retailing and workshop floor space on ground floor and 40 residential flats (18 x 1 bed, 22 x 2 bed) on upper floors. Provision of 5 car parking spaces, 100 cycle parking spaces, bin stores and ancillary works MP
In accordance with the criteria for public speaking, the Committee noted that Robert Wakefield, Daniel Lordan and Judith Harley spoke against the application and Jo Curson (GreenSquare Group), Carl Hibbing (Emamus) and Paul Ruff (AHMM) spoke in favour of it.
The Committee resolved to REFUSE planning permission on the following grounds:
1. The proposal fails to provide sufficient social rented affordable housing on this site thereby failing to meet the objective of creating mixed and balanced communities and does not comply with policy HP3 of the Council’s Sites and Housing Plan 2013,
2. The proposal seeks to provide a car-free development in an area which is not subject to a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ). Consequently the car-free nature of the scheme cannot be enforced. As a result the proposals are likely to lead to significant on-street parking to the detriment of highway safety and the parking conditions for existing local residents. Consequently the proposal is contrary to policy CP1 of the Oxford Local Plan 2001-2016 and HP16 of the Sites and Housing Plan 2013.
3. The proposal fails to make sufficient and safe provision for access and circulation for delivery and servicing vehicles as well as pedestrian movement in and around the site to the detriment of highway safety, contrary to policy CP1 of the Oxford Local Plan 2001-2016.
4. The excessive height and bulk of the building fails to reflect the smaller suburban scale of properties at the rear to the detriment of the character of the area and the amenity of the neighbouring residents, contrary to policies CP1, CP6, CP8 and CP10 of the Oxford Local Plan 2001-2016 and policy HP14 of the Sites and Housing Plan 2013.
5. The proposed amount and intensity of development and competing uses is inappropriate on this restricted site, amounting to overdevelopment to the detriment of the amenity of existing residents and future occupiers, contrary to policies CP1, CP6 and CP10 of the Oxford Local Plan 2001-2016. |
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To receive information on planning appeals received and determined during April 2013
The Committee is asked to note this information. Minutes: The Committee resolved to NOTE the report on planning appeals received and determined during April 2013 |
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Minutes from 13 May 2013
Recommendation: That the minutes of the meeting held on 13 May 2013 be APPROVED as a true and accurate record.
Minutes: The Committee resolved to APPROVE the minutes of the meeting held on 13 May 2013 as a true and accurate record. |
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Forthcoming applications The following items are listed for information. They are not for discussion at this meeting.
12/01106/FUL – Cotuit Hall, Pullens Lane - Erection of 3 new buildings on 3 floors plus basement to provide teaching, residential and ancillary accommodation, together with underground common room to frontage. Refurbishment of existing Marcus and Brewer buildings, including alteration to existing elevations. Provision of new pedestrian footpath from Pullens Lane.
12/01107/CAC – Cotuit Hall, Pullens Lane - Demolition of existing upper and middle blocks of accommodation.
12/02848/OUT - Land North Of Littlemore Healthcare Trust, Sandford Road - Outline application (fixing access) for up to 140 residential units together with 258 car parking spaces, 356 cycle parking spaces, landscaping and open space.
13/00302/FUL – Oxford Stadium, Sandy Lane - Demolition of existing structures. Erection of 220 x residential units (37 x 1 bed flats, 43 x 2 bed flats, 24 x 2 bed houses, 90 x 3 bed houses, 26 x 4 bed houses) (use class C3 - single family dwellings), new site accesses, parking, landscaping, public open space and ancillary works.
13/00739/FUL and 13/00740/CAC – Lawn Upton House, Sandford Road, Littlemore - Erection of 24 residential units consisting of 5 x 1-bed, 9 x 2-bed and 10 x 3-bed flats. Provision of 34 car parking spaces, 58 cycle parking spaces and landscaping and demolition of existing buildings.
13/00631/FUL – Cricket Ground Barton Road, Erection of 30 residential units (8 x 4 bed houses, 17 x 3 bed houses, 2 x 2 bed flats and 3 x1 bed flats) together with access road, 51 car parking spaces, 60 cycle spaces, public open space and landscaping
12/03234/FUL and 12/03223/FUL 6 -7 Collinwood Close – Erection of single storey garages
13/01116/FUL – Building to the rear of 44 Downside Road - Change of use of building from Business (Class B1) to 1 bed dwelling house (Class C3) Minutes: The Committee resolved to NOTE the list of forthcoming applications. |
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Dates of future meetings The Committee NOTES the following future meeting dates:
Thursday 13 June 2013 Wednesday 3 July 2013 (and Thursday 11 July if necessary) Wednesday 7 August 2013 (and Thursday 15 August if necessary) Wednesday 4 September 2013 (and Thursday 12 September if necessary) Wednesday 2 October 2013 (and Thursday 10 October if necessary) Wednesday 6 November 2013 (and Thursday 14 November if necessary) Wednesday 4 December 2013 (and Thursday 12 December if necessary)
Minutes: The Committee resolved to NOTE that the next meeting would be held on Thursday 13 June 2013. |