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To Members of the Planning & Regulation Committee

Notice of Meeting

Meeting

PLANNING & REGULATION COMMITTEE

Date/Time

Monday 8 April 2002 at 2.00 pm

Place

County Hall, Oxford

Contact officer

Graham Warrington
(Tel: 01865 815321; E-mail)

Notes:

A site visit has been arranged for Item 8 (Material Recovery Facility off Merton Street, Banbury) for the morning of the meeting. Members are asked to meet on site at 10.30 am.
A lunch will be provided on return to County Hall.

Chris Impey
Assistant Chief Executive March 2002

Membership

Councillors:

Alan Bryden

Julian Cooper

Dickie Dawes

Robert Evans

Mrs C. Fulljames

Mrs M. Hastings

Mrs Diana Ludlow

Margaret MacKenzie

Roy Mold

G.A. Reynolds

Leslie Sibley

Sylvia Tompkins

David Turner

Carol Viney

Harry Wyatt

 


The agenda follows overleaf. Decisions taken at the meeting will become effective at the end of the working day on 16 April 2002 unless called in by that date for review by the appropriate Scrutiny Committee.

AGENDA

  1. Election to Chair for the current Council year.

  2. Election to Deputy Chair for the current Council year.

  3. Apologies for Absence and Temporary Appointments
  4. Declarations of Interest

  5. Minutes
  6. To approve the minutes of the meeting held on 25 February 2002 (PN5) and to receive for information any matters arising therefrom.

  7. Petitions and Public Address

  8. County Council Planning Applications
  9. Report by the Director of Environmental services (PN7).

    The following current applications for County Council development, made under Regulation 3 of the Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992, are detailed in the Schedule appended to the report:-

    Application No. O.01/02 (detailed) Erection of one double classroom prefabricated building for a temporary period ending in September 2004, Speedwell First School, Sandford Road, Littlemore, Oxford

    Application No. O.02/02 (detailed) Erection of one single classroom prefabricated building for a temporary period ending at the end of August 2003, Marston Middle School, Raymund Road, Oxford

    Application No. O.03/02 (detailed/Conservation Area) Erection of one double classroom prefabricated building for a temporary period of three years, St Aloysius RC First School, 143 Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 7PH

    Application No. O.04/02 (detailed) Erection of a single classroom prefabricated building for a temporary period of three years, New Hinksey CE First School, Vicarage Road, Oxford OX1 4RQ

    Application No. O.06/02 (detailed/Conservation Area) Erection of first floor extension to existing building to provide three classrooms, ITL room, staffroom and cloakrooms, extension to existing hard play area, creation of new soft play area and landscaping and provision of temporary contractor’s access (amended description), St Aloysius RC First School, 143 Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 7PH

    Application No. O.09/02 (detailed) Erection of two double classroom prefabricated buildings for a temporary period ending on 30 September 2003, Frideswide CE (A) Middle School, Marston Ferry Road, Oxford

    Application No. S.01/02 (detailed) Proposed building for storage of sports equipment, St Birinus School Playing fields, Green Close, Didcot, Oxon

    It is RECOMMENDED that subject to consideration of any further representations received by the date of the meeting, the applications be determined as recommended in the schedules appended to this report, subject to the detailed wording of the recommended conditions being agreed by the Assistant Director (Land Use).

  10. Building to House a Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
  11. off Merton St, Banbury (Application No 01/01030/OCC)

    Report by Director of Environmental Services (PN8).

    S Grundon Ltd has applied for planning permission to erect a building to house a material recovery facility at their existing depot off Merton Street, Banbury. The advantages of this site is that it is well located within the town centre near the source of household and commercial waste, thus reducing the distance materials would need to be transported. However, the proposal conflicts with the deposit draft Cherwell Local Plan which seeks to regenerate the area between the cattle market and the railway.

    The Committee is RECOMMENDED that planning permission be refused for the development proposed in application no. 01/01030/OCC as it would severely prejudice the implementation of Draft Policy S5 of the deposit Cherwell Local Plan 2011 by consolidating industrial "bad neighbour" uses on the site; would have an adverse visual impact and may have an adverse noise and dust impact and would be incompatible with the proposed residential and mixed uses for this location.

  12. Construction of Mounding Using Imported Inert Waste Material at Hinksey Heights Golf Course, Application No SHI/8759/42/CM
Report by Director of Environmental Services (PN9).

Hinksey Heights Golf Course is the subject of an outstanding enforcement notice relating to the unauthorised deposit of waste, which has been appealed. A Public Inquiry into the enforcement notice appeal stands adjourned to 15 May 2002. There is also an outstanding planning application for a scheme for the regularisation of the unauthorised deposit.

The report reviews and updates the position in respect of the enforcement notice appeal and the progress of the planning application. It recommends the grant of planning permission for the regularisation of the waste deposit, subject to conditions and the prior completion of a legal charge over certain properties owned by the applicants, with a view to securing the cost of carrying out the approved works in the event of default.

It is RECOMMENDED that planning permission be granted for the development proposed in planning application no: SHI/8759/42-CM, subject to:

          1. the Director of Environmental Services being authorised to negotiate as appropriate the terms of a charge (or other form of security) so as to secure the necessary funds to complete the required works in the absence of them being completed by the applicants;
          2. conditions to be drawn up by the Director of Environmental Services to include:

    1. complete compliance with plans and particulars
    2. timescales for completion of works
    3. regrading of small scale mounding
    4. no further import of material whatever
    5. detailed working scheme
    6. restriction on plant/machinery/skips during works and removal afterwards
    7. details of water features
    8. archaeological evaluation and mitigation
    9. monitoring programme
    10. removal of any contaminants
    11. working hours
    12. pollution prevention measures
    13. no floodlighting
    14. no reversing bleepers
    15. bunding of fuel tanks
    16. retention and maintenance of vegetation including hedge relaying
    17. additional planting
    18. restoration details
    19. aftercare.

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