PLANNING HISTORY Sample Clauses
The "Planning History" clause serves to document and disclose the relevant planning permissions, applications, and decisions associated with a property. It typically requires the seller or owner to provide details of any past or current planning consents, refusals, or enforcement actions that may affect the property, such as approvals for extensions or notices of unauthorized works. By ensuring that all parties are aware of the property's planning background, this clause helps prevent future disputes and supports informed decision-making during property transactions.
PLANNING HISTORY. The following planning history is relevant to the proposal and the immediate surrounding area; • 21/00507/FUL - Erection of synchronous condenser and associated ancillary infrastructure - Land East Of Eccles Substation – Approved • 21/01299/FUL - Formation of access junction and track to provide maintenance access for the Eccles Synchronous Condenser - Withdrawn • 21/01567/FUL - Formation of access junction and track to provide maintenance access for the Eccles Synchronous Condenser – Land South East Of Eccles Substation – Approved • 22/01532/S36 - Erection of Battery Electricity Storage System (▇▇▇▇) and Associated Infrastructure - Land East Of Fernyrig Farm – SBC recommended approval to the Energy Consents Unit (ECU), final determination is awaited from ECU • 22/01988/FUL - Construction and operation of battery energy storage system facility with ancillary infrastructure and access - Land West Of Eccles Substation Eccles – Approved • 23/01038/S36 – Development of Battery Energy Storage System – Land West of Eccles Sub Station No third party representations have been received. • PAC Report • Planning Statement • Landscape and Visual Assessment • Archaeological Assessments • Ecological Assessment • Preliminary Environmental Assessment • Noise Survey • Flood Risk Assessment • Transport Statement PMD1 Sustainability PMD2 Quality Standards ED9 Renewable Energy Development ED10 Protection of Agricultural Land and Carbon Rich Soils HD3 Protection of Residential Amenity EP1 International Nature Conservation Sites and Protected Species EP2 National Nature Conservations Sites and Protected Species EP3 Local Biodiversity EP8 Archaeology EP10 Gardens and Designated Landscapes EP13 Trees Woodlands and Hedgerows EP15 Development Affecting the Water Environment IS8 Flooding IS9 Waste Water Treatment Standards and Sustainable Urban Drainage IS13 Contaminated Land • Biodiversity (2005) • Landscape and Development (2008) • Local Biodiversity Action Plan: Biodiversity in the Scottish Borders (2001) • Local Landscape Designations (2012) • Placemaking and Design (2010) • Renewable Energy (2018) • Trees and Development (2008) 1 Tackling the climate and nature crises 2 Climate mitigate and adaptation3 3 Biodiversity 5 Soils 7 Historic assets and places 11 Energy 14 Design, Quality and Place 22 Flood risk and water management 23 Health and safety 29 Rural Development
PLANNING HISTORY. 2.1 The LG Companies undertake that following the coming into force of the LDO, they will not commence any new development on the Property in reliance on any of the Old Permissions and will only proceed with the Development or such other development as may be authorised in the future by the LDO or any new planning permission.
2.2 TBC, in its own right and as successor to the UDC and the LG Companies agree that the Old Agreement and the Deed of Variation will, as of the date of the coming into force of the LDO, be cancelled and of no further effect and will in all respects be superseded by the provisions of this Agreement.
2.3 The Parties acknowledge that the LG Companies have already performed certain of the obligations under the Old Agreements that related to aspects of the development authorised by the Old Permissions and they are set out in Schedule 3.
PLANNING HISTORY. A summary of all previous known land use decisions affecting the applicant’s property and a list of all outstanding conditions of approval with respect to such prior land use decisions.
PLANNING HISTORY. 3.1 The most relevant planning history for the determination of this application is shown in Table 3 below: 25/00414/AD Application for approval of details pursuant to condition 46 (Flight Procedure Assessment) of planning permission 24/00237/AMDT dated 21/08/24 Pending Consideration 24/01492/AD Application for approval of details pursuant to condition 02 (phasing plan) of planning permission 24/00237/AMDT dated 21.08.2024 Details Approved 24/00420/DOV Modification of planning obligation (Section 106 agreement) dated 26th February 2021 pursuant to application 20/01227/OUTM dated 26.02.2021 (as amended by 21/01887/DOV5) to modify the affordable housing obligations Refused 24/00311/RESM Approval of Reserved Matters including details of appearance, layout, and scale relating to the development of the site, comprising of 210 residential dwellings (Class C3) with associated infrastructure, cycle and car parking, public open space, play and refuse recycling details, submission of details for discharge of conditions 2 (Phasing Plan), 8 (Existing and Proposed Site Levels), part discharge of condition 11 (Landscaped Areas and Play Space), 13 (Timetable for Implementation of Biodiversity Mitigation Measures), 16 (Timetable for Implementation of Ecology Approved Enhancement Measures), 20 (Cycle Parking Details), 25 (Refuse and Recycling Details), 28 (Flood Risk and Drainage Strategy), 34 (Part M4(2) and (3) details) (Approval of reserved matters following outline permission 20/01227/OUTM dated 26/02/2021). 24/00237/AMDT Application to vary condition 03 (approved parameter plans and landscape plan) to state - The development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved parameter plans which set out the parameters for the heights and levels of the development, the locations of the different uses across the site, the landscaping and the access and movement arrangements for the site BA9923-1600 Rev 06 - Land Use Parameter Plan; BA9923-1601 Rev 05 - Heights and Levels Parameter Pan; BA9923-1602 Rev 04 - Access and Movement Parameter Plan; PR243-01 Rev L -Landscape Master Plan, so replacing approved parameter plans and landscape plan, 032-S2-P401-D- Land Use, 032-S2-P402-E - Heights and Levels, 032-S2-P403-E-Access and Movement and 2166-00-20-B-Landscaping with amended drawings: BA9923-1600 Rev 06-Land Use Parameter Plan, BA9923-1601 Rev 04-Heights and Levels Parameter Plan, BA9923-1602 Rev 4 -Access and Movement Parameter Plan, PR243-01 Rev G-Landscaping Plan (Mat...
PLANNING HISTORY. 6.1 The site benefits from the following planning history; • 21/01215/PN - Formation of forestry track – No objection • 22/01309/FUL - Installation of two temporary meteorological masts up to 120 metres in height - Approved • 22/00418/CLPU - Part demolition of derelict cottage - Approved
PLANNING HISTORY. 3.1 The site has an extensive planning history although the only directly relevant history for this application is that set out in paragraph 2.1 above.
PLANNING HISTORY. 4.1 Planning permission refused for a scheme of seven dwellings Jan 2003. The reasons for refusal included, poor deign, loss of trees, poor housing mix, undue loss of amenity to neighbour and lack of flood risk assessment.
PLANNING HISTORY. The existing stable building was approved under planning consent reference 07/01986/FUL in 2008 24 objections have been received, as have 22 supporting representations. A separate commentary on behalf of objectors on certain issues has also been received. All are available to view on Public Access and a summary of the main points raised is noted below:
PLANNING HISTORY. The current allocation for housing on the site has been through full public consultation during the Local Development Plan process, leading to designation as allocations AY1A and AAYTO003 with a combined indicative site capacity of 44 units. Four houses have been separately applied for, permitted and built within the southern area of the allocation, alongside ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, dating from 2007-2011. Accepts additional connection to the Lawfield housing scheme and generally considers the internal layout to have good connectivity and pedestrian access. Some adjustments to surfacing may be needed at the Roads Construction Consent stage and the internal link road between Plots 34 and 47 should have passing opportunities. Responds to further submissions by accepting the footpath link to the school, subject to agreement on timing and the passing zone on the internal link within Phase 2. However, the submitted drawing for the Beanburn widening remains too indicative and consider there are several locations within public road verge where the Beanburn could be widened. Content this can be addressed by suspensive condition seeking more precise details.
PLANNING HISTORY. There is a relatively extensive history for the site including the following applications which are considered to be the most relevant at this point to the consideration of the reserved matters now before the Local Planning Authority: 2009/00171/FUL : Land at and adjoining White Farm, Merthyr ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇. Vary Condition No. 3 of 2002/01636/OUT which seeks to extend the life of the outline consent for residential development and open space. Currently undetermined. 2002/01636/OUT : Land at and adjoining White Farm, Merthyr ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇. Residential and open space development, including associated building and engineering operations. Approved on 12 February 2007 subject to conditions and to a Section 106 Legal Agreement. The decision notice is attached at Appendix A. The Legal Agreement relates to provision of: “We have considered the information submitted and advise that we have no objection to the application for approval of reserved matters. With regards to the surface water drainage scheme, the information and associated calculations submitted demonstrates that the proposals are acceptable. We recommend you consult with your Authority’s drainage department to establish that they are satisfied with the proposals. It is essential that the developer makes suitable provision to ensure satisfactory long-term maintenance of the system/structure installed. In order to process the consent, we will require detailed plans of the proposals together with a method statement for any temporary/construction works associated with the structures that may have an impact on the river corridor at this location.” “The access into the site, together with improvements to Colcot Road and the access to both Whitewell Road and The Pastures, are the subject of other drawings. These comments are therefore purely in respect of the highway layout within the site from the western boundary of Plot 1.