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Minutes:
The Committee received an application for full
planning permission to retain the existing marketing suite at Great Kneighton (Clay Farm) for a further period of three years.
The Committee made the following comments in
response to the report.
i.
Raised concern that the original plan was for the site to become an open
communal space after the initial period, this application meant that residents
would not be able to use the land for a further three years.
ii.
Queried whether the planning permission could be for a shorter period of
time than 3 years?
iii.
Sought clarification regarding the
role and purpose of the suite. Asked whether an unsold property could be used
as the suite in order to free up this land for alternative community use?
iv.
Stated that selling the properties
at a cheaper price would speed up the rate of sale.
The Vice Chair confirmed that the occupants
of the site did not have to stay for the whole three years, they could vacate
sooner.
In response to Members’ questions the
Trainee Planner said the following:
i.
The suite
was designed to help sell the remaining properties on the site. The housing
market had been slow so there were more properties available than expected.
ii.
Highlighted
that the land around the suite could be used communally already.
The Committee:
Resolved by 10
votes to 0 (SCDC Councillors did not vote) to: grant the application for
planning permission in accordance with the officer recommendation, for the
reasons set out in the officer report, and subject to the conditions recommended
by the officers.