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Matter for Decision
To consider the draft Mill Road Depot Draft Planning and Development Brief SPD and to agree public consultation to commence in May 2016.
Decision of Executive Councillor for Planning Policy and Transport
i.
Agreed the content
of the draft Mill Road Depot Draft Planning and Development Brief SPD (Appendix
A);
ii.
Agreed that if
any amendments are necessary, these should be agreed by the Executive
Councillor in consultation with Chair and Spokes of Development Plan Scrutiny Sub
Committee;
iii.
Approved the
draft SPD for public consultation to commence in May 2016;
iv.
Approved the
consultation arrangements as set out in paragraphs 3.10 to 3.11 and the
proposed schedule of consultees in Appendix B of the Officer’s report.
Reason for the
Decision
As set out in the Officer’s report.
Any Alternative Options Considered and
Rejected
Not applicable.
Scrutiny Considerations
The Committee
received a report from the Urban Design and Conservation Manager.
The
report referred to the submitted Cambridge Local Plan (2014) which had
allocated the Mill Road Depot and adjoining properties for approximately 167
residential units.
The
City Council as the Local Planning Authority had been working in partnership
with Allies and Morrison to prepare a planning and development brief. The
planning and development brief would help guide the redevelopment of the site
for housing and provide greater certainty and detail to support delivery of the
allocation.
To
support the proposal brief, the draft Mill Road Depot Planning and Development
Brief SPD (Appendix A of the Officer’s report) had been produced for public
consultation.
Scrutiny
Considerations
In response to the Committee’s questions, the Urban Design and Conservation Manager made the following statement:
i. The guidance would not preclude workspace on site.
The Committee resolved unanimously to endorse the recommendations.
The Executive Councillor approved the recommendations and advised
Conflicts of Interest
Declared by the Executive Councillor (and any Dispensations Granted).
No conflicts of Interest were declared by the Executive Councillor.