Issue - meetings

Public Participation:

Brigadier Andrew Durkin spoke in objection to the proposal

Mr Michael Beese spoke in support of the application

Cllr Roger Fisher, of Amesbury Town Council spoke in objection to the application

The Planning Officer presented the report and explained that the application was a Section 73 application, to vary the conditions of an existing (granted) application, namely the store’s delivery hours, and the store’s appearance.

There was a recess at 21.23 to enable the chairman to receive legal guidance.

The meeting resumed at 21.41.

Following a debate during which concerns were raised regarding the hours of operation it was

Resolved:

In relation to the external appearance of the building, it is considered that the changes made by the applicant represent an upgrade of the store design in terms of sustainable measures which will enhance the environment, and would comply with sustainability policies (G1) as contained within the saved policies of the former Salisbury District Council Local Plan. It is not considered that the amendments proposed would have a significant effect on the amenity (in visual terms) of surrounding properties. The council considers that the removal of condition 20 (of planning permission reference S/2008/0572) to allow 24 hour deliveries to the store, as imposed by the secretary of state, would have an adverse effect in terms of noise and disturbance on the amenities of adjacent residential properties in Annetts Close contrary to policy G2(vi) of the Salisbury District Council local plan saved policies.

Therefore for the reasons above planning permission be granted subject to:

Completion of a legal agreement under Section 106 of the TCPA 1990 linking the planning permission hereby granted to the S106 legal agreement dated 30^th March 2009, which relates to the development of the site under the previous planning permission reference S/2008/0572, so that the previous S106 agreement dated 30^th March 2009 applies to the development pursuant to this permission

And subject to the following conditions:

 1         The development hereby permitted shall be begun before the expiration of five years from the date of this permission

Reason - to comply with the provisions of section 91 and  92 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and to reflect the size and nature of the development

 2         Before development is commenced  a schedule of materials and finishes and where so required by the Local Planning Authority  samples of such materials and finishes  to be used for the external walls and roofs of the proposed development shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority  Development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details

Reason - To secure a harmonious form of development

3          The development shall be carried out in accordance with the submitted land contamination details as approved by letter dated 8th June 2010

Reason - In order to ensure any contamination at the site is adequately

remediated.

4          The development shall be carried out in acordance with the submitted hard and soft landscaping plans as  ...  view the full minutes text for item 70