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20/00779/OUT - Land East Of Roseway, Stoke Golding

 

 

Meeting: 08/12/2020 - Planning Committee (Item 577)

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Application for residential development of up to 65 dwellings including public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure (Outline- access only).

 

Late items received after preparation of the agenda:

 

Consultations:-

Four further objections, from three separate addresses, have been received since the agenda was published which raise no new issues to those highlighted in the committee report.

 

Appraisal:-

Play and Open Space

The applicant has clarified the typologies of the open space which are shown on the indicative details. The updated details are as follows:

 

 

Policy Requirement per dwelling (sqm) based on 2.4 people per dwelling using CENSUS average

Requirement of open space for the proposed development of 65 dwellings

(square metres)

Provided on site

On site maintenance (20 years)

Off site provision

 

Off site maintenance (10 years)

Equipped Children’s Play Space

3.6

234

400

 

£70,240.00

0

0

Casual/

Informal Play Spaces

16.8

1,092

1,300

£14,040.00

0

0

Outdoor Sports Provision

38.4

2,496

0

0

£22,588.80

£10,732.80

Accessibility Natural Green Space

40

2,600

6,200

£88,040.00

0

0

 

The amount of open space on site has not changed and the indicative plan remains the same, confirmation of its typology has been provided which amend the maintenance contributions which would be required.

 

Recommendation:-

Amend the on-site open space maintenance contribution to read:

·                On site open space maintenance contribution £172,320.00

Minutes:

Application for residential development of up to 65 dwellings including public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure (outline – access only).

 

It was moved by Councillor Findlay and seconded by Councillor Flemming that permission be granted.

 

It was subsequently moved by Councillor Collett and seconded by Councillor R Allen that permission be refused and that voting on this motion be recorded.

 

Being the first valid motion, the motion by Councillor Findlay and seconded by Councillor Flemming was put to the vote and CARRIED. It was therefore

 

RESOLVED –

 

(i)            Permission be granted subject to:

 

a.    The completion within three months of this resolution of a S106 agreement to secure the following obligations:

 

·         Provision of 40% affordable housing with a tenure mix of 75% affordable rented and 25% intermediate housing

·         £1,890 towards Hinckley library

·         £3,219 towards Barwell Household Waste and Recycling Centres

·         Off-site open space provision contribution of £22,588.80 and maintenance contribution of £10,732.80

·         On-site open space maintenance contribution of £160,916.80

·         £262,656.00 towards improving, remodelling or enhancing existing facilities at St Margaret’s Church of England Primary School, Stoke Golding, or any other school within the locality of the development

·         Bus passes at £360 per pass

·         £100 towards improvement to local bus stops

·         £32,910.31 towards Castle Mead Medical Practice to Stoke Golding Surgery

 

b.    The conditions contained in the officer’s report.

 

(ii)           The Planning Manager be granted powers to determine the final detail of planning conditions;

 

(iii)          The Planning Manager be granted delegated powers to determine the terms of the S106 agreement including trigger points and claw back periods.

 

Councillor Boothby left the meeting at 7.45pm.