Agenda and minutes
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Apologies Additional documents: Minutes: There were no apologies for absence. |
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Substitute Members To note details of any substitution arrangements in place for the Meeting. Additional documents: Minutes: There were no substitute Members. |
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Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of interest from Members and Officers, relating to items to be considered at the meeting. Additional documents: Minutes: Councillor Patrick Coleman declared a non-pecuniary interest in schedule item 1 (Reserved Matters Application 20/04343/REM) as a member of Cirencester Town Council who were listed as a consultee on the planning application in relation to phase 1a of the proposed Steadings development.
Councillor Sue Jepson declared a non-pecuniary interest in schedule item 1 (Reserved Matters Application 20/04343/REM) having previously used Savills (the agent in relation to schedule item 1) to sell her home.
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Minutes To confirm the minutes of the meeting of the Committee held on 8 September 2021 (draft minutes to follow). Additional documents: Minutes: Members noted that in relation to minute 34 (page six of the draft minutes), the wording (specifically the final sentence) should be amended to read ‘The approval of the Officer recommendation was put to the vote and was carried’.
Members noted that an amendment should be made to Councillor Clive Webster’s recommendation to instead read ‘Councillor Clive Webster proposed that the Committee endorsed the Officer’s recommendation for further negotiations to take place as per the report’s recommendations outlined at A, B, C, D and F, rejecting recommendation E’.
Members noted that in relation to page six of the draft minutes (specifically application 21/00950/FUL), the wording should be amended to reflect that the example given in relation to a previous, similar application was that the proposed condition with regards to a pathway and cycleway had been overturned on appeal.
Members noted that page numbers would be included on all future copies of the minutes.
Subject to the above amendments being incorporated, the minutes of the meeting held on the 8 September 2021 were agreed as a true, accurate record.
Record of Voting - for 10, against 0, abstention 1. |
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Chair's Announcements (if any) Additional documents: Minutes: There were no announcements made by the Chair. |
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Schedule of Applications PDF 129 KB To consider and determine the applications contained within the enclosed schedule:
Additional documents:
Minutes: 20/04343/REM
The Steadings Development Phase 1A, Chesterton, Wilkinson Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
The Consultant Planner, Anthony Keown introduced the application:
Reserved Matters (Phase 1A) pursuant to Outline permission 16/00054/OUT (mixed use development comprising demolition of existing buildings (as detailed on the submitted demolition plan) and the erection of up to 2,350 residential dwellings (including up to 100 units of student accommodation and 60 homes for the elderly), 9.1 hectares of employment land (B1, B2 and B8 uses), a primary school, a neighbourhood centre including A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5 uses as well as community facilities (including a health care facility D1), public open space, allotments, playing fields, pedestrian and cycle links (access points onto Tetbury Road, Somerford Road and Cranhams Lane) landscaping and associated supporting infrastructure to include vehicle access points from Tetbury Road, Spratsgate Lane, Wilkinson Road and Somerford Road) for scale, layout, appearance and landscaping for the erection of 68 dwellings with associated open space and landscaping at The Steadings Development Phase 1A Chesterton Wilkinson Road Cirencester Gloucestershire.
The Committee noted the Update Report which included additional information collated following the previous meeting of the Committee on 8 September 2021.
The Committee further noted the additional information provided by the Consultant Planner which included photographs of the site, views to each side of the site (including the surroundings) and a development of the layout including the design layout which was being submitted for approval.
The Consultant Planner outlined the matters identified in the September resolution which included tree planting, substitution of ancillary buildings, consequential updating of supporting documents, building performance and low carbon heating.
The Committee noted that no objections had been received from the local highways authority.
The Committee noted that the application would not be brought back to a future meeting unless any significant issues arose.
The following people addressed the committee:
Mr Adrian Bloor (Agent), supporting
Councillor Gary Selwyn (Ward Member)
Following a Member question, the Committee noted that the proposed development would have a Community Management Trust. An application process to establish this Trust was underway.
The Committee noted that the highways authority would adopt the road space, any open space would be maintained by the Trust (the ecology management plan would help to manage the components of it). Over time, some of the roles and responsibilities of the Community Management Trust would transition to become the responsibilities of the community.
The Committee noted that in relation to ancillary buildings, it was not always appropriate to include garages with new houses, In order to achieve greater beauty in housing, ancillary buildings could be incorporated to provide space for home working, bike parking, etc.
The Committee further noted that in relation to great crested newts, the ecological survey had not flagged any concerns.
The Committee expressed a view that it would be important to determine the feasibility of including electrical bicycle charging points as part of the development.
The Committee noted that cylce storage provision had been included as part of the proposed development.
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Sites Inspection Briefing Additional documents: Minutes: There were no scheduled Sites Inspection Briefing visits. |
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Licensing Sub-Committees Members for Wednesday 27 October 2021 (if required):
Councillors Julia Judd, Stephen Hirst, Andrew Maclean, Steve Trotter and Clive Webster. Additional documents: Minutes: The Committee noted the rota for attendance at the Licensing Sub-Committee on the 27 October 2021 (if the meeting was required).
The Meeting commenced at 14:00 and closed at 17:40
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