Agenda and minutes

Agenda and minutes

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88.

Apologies for absence and substitutions

Minutes:

Apologies for absence were received fro Councillor Khan with Councillor Lloyd-Shogbesan attending as substitute.

89.

Declarations of Interest

Councillors serving on the Committee are asked to declare any personal or personal prejudicial interests they may have in any of the following agenda items.

Minutes:

Castle Mill, Roger Dudman Way, Oxford - 11/02881/FUL -

Councillor Colin Cook - Personal - an employee of Oxford University (agenda item 3 refers)

 

66 And 68 Woodstock Road St Antony's College (Middle Eastern Centre) - 11/03043/EXT -

Councillor Elise Benjamin - Personal - had received correspondence from interested parties (agenda item 7 refers)

 

66 And 68 Woodstock Road St Antony's College (Middle Eastern Centre) - 11/03043/EXT -

Councillor Graham Jones - Personal - had received correspondence from interested parties (agenda item 7 refers)

 

66 And 68 Woodstock Road St Antony's College (Middle Eastern Centre) - 11/03043/EXT -

Councillor Oscar Van Nooijen - Personal - had received correspondence from interested parties (agenda item 7 refers)

 

143 Kingston Road Oxford - 11/03109/FUL -

Councillor Oscar Van Nooijen - Personal - had received correspondence from interested parties (agenda item 8 refers)

 

Ferry Sports Centre, Ferry Pool Road, Oxford - 12/00196/CT3 -

Councillor John Tanner - Personal - Executive Board Member for Cleaner Greener Oxford (agenda item 9 refers)

 

 

90.

Castle Mill, Roger Dudman Way, Oxford - 11/02881/FUL pdf icon PDF 89 KB

Extension to existing student accommodation at Castle Mill to provide additional 312 postgraduate units consisting of 208 student study rooms, 90 x 1 bed graduate flats and 14 x 2 bed graduate flats, plus ancillary facilities, 360 covered cycle spaces and 3 car parking spaces.

 

Officer recommendation: Support the development.

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing a planning appliatiion for an extension to existing student accommodation at Castle Mill to provide additional 312 postgraduate units consisting of 208 student study rooms, 90 x 1 bed graduate flats and 14 x 2 bed graduate flats, plus ancillary facilities, 360 covered cycle spaces and 3 car parking spaces.

 

The Case Officer Murray Hancock introduced the application and confirmed that the sum negotiated as a financial contribution towards affordable housing was £100,000.

 

Terry Gashe, on behalf of Oxford University’s planning agent, spoke in favour of the development. Wendy Skinner Smith of the Cripley Meadows Allotment Association spoke to confirm that concerns which the association had had about the proposal had been addressed by the report.

 

The Committee considered all submission both written and oral and it was:

 

Resolved to support the application but defer to officers the drawing up of an accompanying legal agreement and to delegate to them the issuing of the Notice of Permission. subject to the conditions in the officer’s report on its completion.

91.

220 And 222 Cowley Road, Oxford - 11/03035/FUL pdf icon PDF 89 KB

Demolition of existing buildings.  Erection of 3 storey building comprising retail shop and Class B1 Business use on ground floor and 18 student study rooms on upper floors.  Provision of cycle parking and bin stores.

 

Officer recommendation: Refuse

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing an application for the demolition of existing buildings,  erection of a 3 storey building comprising retail shop and Class B1 Business use on ground floor and 18 student study rooms on upper floors.  Provision of cycle parking and bin stores.

 

In accordance with the criteria for public speaking Nik Lyzba, on behalf of the applicant, spoke in support of the development.

 

The Committee considered all submission both written and oral and it was:

 

Resolved to refuse planning permission for the reasons outlined in the officer’s report.

92.

229 Cowley Road, Oxford - 12/00046/FUL pdf icon PDF 2 MB

Retention of use as student accommodation.

 

Officer recommendation: Refuse.

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing an application for retention of use as student accommodation.

 

In accordance with the criteria for public speaking Huw Mellor, on behalf of the applicant spoke in favour of the proposal.

 

The Committee considered all submission both written and oral and it was:

 

Resolved to refuse planning permission for the reason outlined in the officer’s report.

93.

Part Manzil Way Gardens And 205 Cowley Road - 12/00028/VAR pdf icon PDF 48 KB

Variation of condition 3 of planning permission 09/00731/FUL to allow student accommodation to be occupied by students in full time education of one academic year or more.

 

Officer recommendation: Approve with conditions.

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing an application for a variation of condition 3 of planning permission 09/00731/FUL to allow student accommodation to be occupied by students in full time education of one academic year or more.

 

Resolved to grant planning permission for the reasons outlined in the officer’s report.

94.

66 And 68 Woodstock Road St Antony's College (Middle Eastern Centre) - 11/03043/EXT pdf icon PDF 198 KB

Application to extend time limit on planning application 07/02818/FUL (Two and three storey extension with basement to Middle Eastern Centre to provide new library facilities, common area, lecture room, storage areas and including external landscaping).

 

Officer recommendation: Approve with conditions

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing a planning application to extend time limit on application 07/02818/FUL (Two and three storey extension with basement to Middle Eastern Centre to provide new library facilities, common area, lecture room, storage areas and including external landscaping).

 

The Committee considered all written representations and it was:

 

Resolved to grant planning permission for the reasons outlined in the officer’s report.

95.

143 Kingston Road Oxford - 11/03109/FUL pdf icon PDF 83 KB

Demolition of existing two storey rear extension.  Erection of part single storey, part two storey and part three storey extension to rear.  Extension of existing basement.

 

Officer recommendation: Approve with conditions.

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing an application for Demolition of existing two storey rear extension.  Erection of part single storey, part two storey and part three storey extension to rear.  Extension of existing basement.

 

In accordance with the criteria for public speaking Stephen Rayner and Kerry Mills, both neighbouring residents, spoke in objection to aspects of the development. Peter Pritchard, on behalf of the applicant, spoke in support of the scheme.

 

The Committee considered all submission both written and oral and it was:

 

Resolved to approve the application subject to the conditions in the officer’s report and the following new conditions:

 

1)     That there should be no additional windows on the side elevation

2)     There should be no separate occupation of the basement area.

96.

Ferry Sports Centre, Ferry Pool Road, Oxford - 12/00196/CT3 pdf icon PDF 31 KB

Installation of photovoltaic panels.

 

Officer recommendation: Delegate decision to officers.

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) detailing a planning application from Oxford City Council to install photovoltaic panel on the Ferry Leisure Centre.

 

The Principal Planning Officer explained that the report sought delegated authority for the Head of City Development to determine the application once the consultation period had closed. This would allow the Council to receive a Central Government subsidy towards the cost of the work and as time was limited this was considered the best course of action.

 

Resolved to support the scheme in principle but grant delegated authority to officers to determine the application once the consultation period had closed.

97.

Planning Appeals pdf icon PDF 57 KB

To receive information on planning appeals received and determined during December 2011.

 

The Committee is asked to note this information.

Minutes:

The Head of City Development submitted a report (previously circulated, now appended) giving details of planning appeals received and determined during December 2011.

 

Resolved to note the report.

98.

Forthcoming Applications

The following items are listed for information. They are not for discussion at this meeting.

 

1        Grantham House, Cranham Street: 11/03273/FUL: Conversion of flats etc.

 

2        376 Banbury Road: 11/03008/FUL: 9 flats.

 

3        Former Innovations House, Mill Street: 11/03005/FUL: Conversion to student accommodation.

 

4        University Science Area: 11/00940/FUL: Masterplan (Not a planning application)

 

Minutes:

Members noted the following planning application which would be before the Committee at future meetings:-

 

(1)   Grantham House, Cranham Street: 11/03273/FUL: Conversion of flats etc.

 

(2)   376 Banbury Road: 11/03008/FUL: 9 flats.

 

(3)   Former Innovations House, Mill Street: 11/03005/FUL: Conversion to student accommodation.

 

University Science Area: 11/00940/FUL: Masterplan (Not a planning application)

99.

Minutes pdf icon PDF 41 KB

Minutes of the meeting held on 11 January 2012.

Minutes:

Resolved to approve as a correct record the minutes of the meeting held on 11 January 2012.