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17/0397
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Rothbury House, 10, Stow Park
Circle, Newport, NP20 4HE
Change of use of building to 7no.
bedroom guesthouse, ground floor restaurant, orangery side
extension, demolition and replacement of outbuilding, car parking
and landscaping.
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Stow
Hill
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Cllrs Forsey and White queried
adequate parking facility. The
Principal Engineer confirmed that the new parking arrangements met
parking standard with the provision of 21 spaces. Staff parking had been taken into
consideration.
Cllr Mogford mentioned that the
building had been derelict for 10 years and it would deteriorate
further if it was not developed.
Cllr Clarke considered that there
were no further issues as the parking provision had been
resolved .
Cllr White referred to the
Orangery which was not on the previous plans. The West Area Development Manager agreed that the
Orangery was new, however there were no objections by the planning
officers to this additional structure.
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Granted.
Public Speakers: Mrs Dunn
(against), Mr Gray (Agent) and
Councillor Whitcutt (Ward
Member)
Site visit
proposed. Reason for site visit: To
allow Members to understand amenity issues including parking and
access issues which existed in the area.
Voting: Five in favour, one
against.
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17/0960
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Land To Rear of and Including 1
And 3, Llanthewy Road, Newport
Reserved matters application
(access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) relating to
phase 1 (construction of 4No 2 bedroom residential units over
ground floor garages and associated works) of permission 14/0022
(variation of conditions 2 and 3 of permission 11/1017 for
residential development).
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Allt-yr-yn
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Cllr Ferris considered that the
plans were not as aesthetically pleasing as previously
proposed.
Cllr White queried the dimensions
on the garage which was provided as the access and egress looked
narrow. The measurements however were
considered acceptable.
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Granted
Voting: Unanimous
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17/1028
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Queens Hill Education Centre,
Queens Hill, Newport, NP20 5XN
Variation of standard condition b
to extend time period for submission of reserved matter in respect
of planning permission 14/0386 for residential development of up to
92 dwellings, formation of new access, open space, landscaping,
parking for existing residents and facilities for st marys roman
catholic primary school (outline with access submitted for
consideration) together with demolition of existing school
buildings.
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Allt-yr-yn
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The West Area Development Manager
reminded Committee that the officers recommendation was that the
application be granted.
Cllr Forsey queried whether the
development would go ahead. The West
Area Development Manager confirmed the site was allocated in the
LDP.
Cllr Mogford queried the potential
problems with increased traffic which was considered a real
concern. The Principal Engineer had
considered the transport assessment.
Cllr White queried the possibility
of an extra condition to be put in place for the side road which
was previously accessible to the primary school be re-opened to
ease traffic during school drop-off and pick-up. This was outside the scope of Planning, however as
it was a general concern, the matter would be forwarded to estates
to voice the Committee’s concerns.
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Granted with conditions
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