PTC August 2019 Minutes
Deeping St James Parish Council
The Institute, 38 Church Street, Deeping St James, Peterborough PE6 8HD E-mail: clerk.dsjpc@btconnect.com
Tel: 01778 343266 //parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/deepingstjames
Parish Clerk: Julie Fortnum
Minutes of The Planning and Transport Committee meeting held on 22 August 2019 at The Institute.
Present: Councillors Blessett, Gilbert, Hardy, Shinkins-Hoppe, Hosking, Thomas and Bowell
Assistant Clerk.
26.20 To receive apologies of absence.
Apologies were received from Councillor Green
27.20 To receive declarations of interest, if any.
Declaration of Interest received from Councillor Shinkins-Hoppe (30.20: S19/1334)
28.20 To agree the Minutes of the previous meeting held on 18 July 2019
Minutes agreed and signed by the Chair
29.20 To receive reports from the clerk, on Matters Arising not covered elsewhere on the agenda and a report on Planning Matters affecting Deeping St James from any District Council Members present
A letter was sent to The Environment Agency on 26 July ’19 re planning application S18/1715 reply received on 29 July ’19 - Noted
Public Speaking Notification received from SKDC re planning application S19/0343, to be held on 21 August 2019 – Noted
30.20 To receive and consider the following planning applications and put forward recommendations to the next Council Meeting or make decisions in accordance with the Committee’s delegated powers:
S19/0443
Miss McCrae Land off, Linchfield Road, DSJ
Erection of 77 dwellings – minor amendments to layout, materials, landscaping and house types
Recommend to Full Council that the following comments and objections be submitted
‘The proposal to place 76 dwellings on the eastern half of this development is an overdevelopment leading to the following constraints – In the original discussions with the parish council the developers promised to provide a parking space for each bedroom i.e. 2 parking spaces for 2-bedroom houses and so on.
This quantum of development does not allow for this and moreover constrains mostly tandem parking arrangements which are known to be problematic from other recent developments in the parish. This has resulted in chaotic on street parking, creating obstruction on important through routes and restricting access for emergency vehicles. This number of dwellings also constrains the width of the proposed cycle paths running
NE and SW to a mere 1.5m. The NS cycle path crosses the primary access to the development which has clear dangers. More-over the cycle path comes to a halt in the SE corner and no thought has been given to linking it up to existing cycle paths.
The proposed EW cycle / pedestrian footpath at a mere 2m wide, would appear inadequate for such joint usage. Greater thought should be given to pedestrian access throughout the whole development.
A telegraph pole with ‘guide’ cables has now been located on the POS which reduces the size of what is already quite a small area.
There is nothing in the proposal whatsoever about the energy efficiency measures for example the use of solar panels, triple glazing and so on.
The ‘feature square’ in the centre of the development is a good idea but this particular proposal appears to be far too small to be of any relevance. Finally the construction of the eastern part of this development must surely have negative impact on the future construction of the western sector at a later date.
For all of these reasons the parish council would wish to object to the proposed development.’
S19/1257
Mr Hayward 114 Eastgate, DSJ
Addition of 2 pitched roof dormers with Juliet balconies to the rear of the property
Notification received 19 August 2019 that this application has been withdrawn by the applicant
S19/0991
Mr & Mrs Bull 12 Tyghes Close, Deeping St James
Erection of single detached annexe
Approved under delegated powers
S19/1373
Mrs L Lord Priory Church, Church Gate, Deeping St James
Horse Chestnut- Reduce crown of scaffold limb by 2m in length
Approved under delegated powers
S19/1334
Mr D Jessop The Deeping School, Park Road,
Deeping St James
Installation of an external metal fire escape staircase to block 07 from the first floor to the ground
Approved under delegated powers
31.20 To agree to improvements recommended by Delaine buses to encourage greater Public Transport usage
Councillor Bowell explained to the committee that following a recent route tour, accompanied by Anthony Delaine-Smith, representatives from LCC Highways and Lincs Transport Services, recommendations that the need for 3 new Bissell poles (on route 203) and 3 bus shelters at locations on popular bus routes, had been identified. Full funding has now been agreed by LCC for all 3 Bissel bus stop poles and LCC have grants available for NEW bus shelters. There are currently 2 redundant bus shelters and 1 that is not in an ideal location, that could be relocated but as grants are available only for new bus shelters, not relocations, a full cost analysis needs to be carried out to determine whether relocation of OR installation of new bus shelters is the best option. A recommendation to Full Council be made that DSJPC agree to improvements recommended by Delaine buses and implement the cheapest option re 3 bus shelters
32.20 To report the outcome of previous planning applications:
S19/0797
T Williamson 58 Horsegate, DSJ
Demolition of 2 industrial units and erection of a dwelling
SKDC – Grants Planning Permission
DSJPC - Approved
S19/0986
Mr & Mrs King 3 Knight Close, DSJ
Erection of single storey rear extension following removal of existing conservatory
SKDC – Grants Planning Permission
DSJPC - Approved under delegated powers
S19/1012
Mr Hayward 114 Eastgate, DSJ
Removal or variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning application S19/0147 to insert dormer windows
SKDC - This application has been withdrawn by applicant
DSJPC - Resolved to approve this application
S19/1079
Mr Troop 24 Pendlebury Drive, DSJ
Demolition of garage and construction of two storey side and rear extension with integral garage and enlarged front porch
DSJPC – Resolved to approve this application
SKDC – Grants Planning Permission
S19/1072
Mr & Mrs Fox 7 Priory Close, DSJ
Erection of detached annexe
DSJPC – Approved under delegated powers
SKDC – Grants Planning Permission
33.20 Date of the next meeting Thursday 19 September 2019 at 7.00pm at The Institute
Meeting closed at 7.45pm