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ITEM PN5 - ANNEX 2
PLANNING AND REGULATION COMMITTEE
- 13 JANUARY 2003
NON-COMPLIANCE WITH CONDITION
2 OF PLANNING PERMISSION (CHD/12412/2-CM) FOR THE 'INFILLING OF THE
EXISTING HOLE WITH SOIL AND HARDCORE FOR AGRICULTURAL USE' AT HACKPEN
HILL, CHILDREY (Ref: CHD/12412/3-CM)
RELEVANT PLANNING
Policies
Oxfordshire Structure
Plan
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EN1
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The
nature, size, location or cumulative effects of a development should
not have an unacceptable environmental impact.
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EN4
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The
natural beauty of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty will be conserved
to reflect their national importance. Proposed developments should
not conflict with this aim.
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T18
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Proposals
for development should be permitted only if they are acceptable
in the light of the following criteria:
- the existing
transport situation, the aims of the local transport strategy
and existing local car parking and traffic management measures;
- access for
pedestrians, cyclists and those whose mobility is impaired;
- the requirements
of public transport;
- the impact
of generated traffic including servicing traffic on existing settlements
and roads;
- highway
access and servicing arrangements;
- the safety
of all highway users;
- the likely
resource implications for the highway authority.
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WD5
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Waste
disposal by landfill will only be allowed into sites where mineral
extraction has taken place. Planning permission for landraising
and other forms of landfill will not be granted unless it can be
demonstrated that it is necessary to improve the agricultural quality
of the land.
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Oxfordshire Minerals
and Waste Local Plan
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PE18
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In
determining applications covered by this Plan the County Council
will:
Have
regard to the appropriate provisions of the Code of Practice in
Annex 1.
Annex
1 of the Code outlines:
Time
Limits:
Time
limits – Where it is probable that significant extensions of the
timescale of the restoration are likely, the operator will be
expected to seek a revision of the phasing and timescale of restoration,
to ensure that the continued working can be accomplished without
causing harm greater than envisaged in the original permission.
Planning permission will normally be granted to extend the period
if extraction is not completed within the agreed timescale provided
this criteria is met.
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W7
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To
control the release and location of landfill sites in such a way
as to ensure that satisfactory restoration is progressively achieved
with the least possible harm to the environment. Proposals will
therefore be assessed against the following criteria:
(b) there
should be no material damage or disturbance to the environment
or to the amenities of residential and other sensitive uses or
buildings, both during and after operation, by reason of noise,
dust vermin, smell, gas and other pollution, or long-term damage
to the visual amenities;
(f) the
proposal will not adversely affect an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty or of High Landscape Value;
(h) the
proposed access to the site, and transport routes for carrying
waste to it, are suitable for the volume and nature of traffic
which may be expected.
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