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Items
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Declarations of Interest
To receive Declarations of Interest from
Members on items included in this agenda
Minutes:
There were no declarations of interest
stated.
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Minutes of previous meetings PDF 28 KB
To consider the minutes of the previous
meeting(s)
Minutes:
Resolved:
That the minutes of the meeting held on 5 May, 2015 be agreed as a
correct record.
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Previously Considered Applications PDF 34 KB
To receive the decisions of applications which
have been previously considered by this Working Party
Minutes:
Resolved:
That the decisions on applications previously considered by this
Working Party be received.
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New Applications Received PDF 30 KB
To make observations on new applications
received.
Additional documents:
Minutes:
App No
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Proposed development and name of applicant
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Comments
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15/00142/FUL
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Briarwood, Common
Lane, Betley
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The Working Party
recommends that the historic detailing of the building is carried
through into the new extension and any new work including the porch
does not mask any of the historic detailing.
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15/00277/FUL
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12 Station Road,
Madeley
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The Working Party is
happy in general with the detached house and to reflect the main
house it should be painted brick with bellmouth eaves added as a detail and the windows
need revising as the proportions are unbalanced. The mews houses are less successful with a mix of
proposed materials. The brickwork
should be a darker brick to pick up the theme of Madeley brick, and
the number of other material elements reduced. Door materials are unclear.
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15/00327/FUL
15/00414/ADV
15/00166/FUL
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The Old Piggery,
Bowhill Lane, Betley
The
Butchers Arms, Church Street, Audley
Demolition of former
swimming baths and construction of student development (revised
plans)
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The Working Party
welcomes the change of use to improve the appearance of the site
for Betley.
The simplicity of the building needs to be protected and the
segmented arch on the windows is not sympathetic to the rhythm of
the design. The roof is the most visual
feature and a brindle clay tile should be used, not
concrete. A member expressed a view
that the dwellings should be a single form and not divided into two
by removal of a bay of the barn. The
garage roof should not be higher than the main building.
The Working Party
objects to the fascia sign which disguises the half timbering which
is an important feature on the building. They raise the need to change the lantern light
and that new signs should not create new holes in the masonry but
utilise existing ones or mortar joints.
The Working Party
prefers version 3 with the increase in brick and version 4 for the
proposed additional windows. This new
building will have a strong impact on the character of the
conservation area and it is considered still too bulky with not
enough projection and recessing and should be reduced by at least
one storey. Concern was raised over
visibility through windowsat ground floor The choice of colour for
any render or cladding needs careful consideration.
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Stubbs Walk Appraisal PDF 136 KB
Minutes:
Resolved:
That the Planning Committee be advised that the Working Party
recommends approval of the draft document, subject to some minor
typographical errors being amended
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Urgent Business
To consider any business which is urgent
within the meaning of Section 100B(4) of
the Local Government Act, 1972.
Minutes:
There was no Urgent Business.
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