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Decision Maker: Joint Development Control Committee - Cambridge Fringes
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: No
Is subject to call in?: No
In response to Members’ questions the Principal
Planner said the
following:
i.
The
multi-use game area in the Central Park would be for children and for
teenagers.
ii.
This application
specifically concerned facilities for children and teenagers. The central park
would provide general facilities for all age groups.
iii.
Officers
had discussed facilities for teenagers that could be provided in the central
park. Although a climbing wall had been suggested, this was not practicable.
Officers would look at the possibilities of providing one on Darwin Green Two.
iv.
There were
mechanisms in place to ensure that play areas would be provided at appropriate
times so they would be available when houses were built. A Phasing Strategy
would come to JDCC in June 2014 to set out how delivery would be phased. S106
also had triggers requiring play areas to be in place when a set number of
houses were completed.
v.
Barratts
would bring forward larger play areas at the same time as the smaller play
areas (as triggered by housing numbers).
vi.
Officers
had not discussed if water themed play facilities would be stocked with
anything such as fish.
The Principal Planner undertook to review if water
themed play facilities would be stocked with fish etc as part of the central
park planning application.
 vii.
P27 of the
agenda report pack contained a typographical error stating various facilities
would be located on 0.6 hectares of land. This should in fact read 6 hectares
of land.
The Committee:
Resolved (by 13 votes with 1 abstention) to discharge
condition 9 in respect of 07/0003/OUT with amendment to page 13 of the document
to correct the area of Central Park to 6 hectares.
Report author: Elizabeth Rolph
Publication date: 06/05/2014
Date of decision: 16/04/2014
Decided at meeting: 16/04/2014 - Joint Development Control Committee - Cambridge Fringes
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