Venue: Council Chamber
Contact: Committee Services Email: committeeservices@hart.gov.uk
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MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING PDF 112 KB The Minutes of the meeting held on 18 January 2023 to be confirmed and signed as a correct record. Minutes: The minutes of the meeting held on 18 January 2023 were confirmed and signed as a correct record. |
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APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE To receive any apologies for absence from Members*.
*Note: Members are asked to email Committee Services in advance of the meeting as soon as they become aware they will be absent. Minutes: Apologies had been received from Cllrs Makepeace-Browne and Radley.
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DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST Minutes: No declarations of interest were declared. |
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CHAIRMAN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS Minutes: The Chairman had no announcements. |
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UPDATE FROM THE QEB TRANSPORT STEERING GROUP An update from the Queen Elizabeth Barracks (QEB) Transport Steering Group on its meeting held on 20 January 2023. Minutes: Councillor Oliver as Chair of the QEB Transport Steering Group reported the following:
The Steering Group had met for the first time in nearly 5 years following Hampshire County Council (HCC) allocation of resources to support investigation of Transport Infrastructure schemes to alleviate issues from Crookham Park development (QEB). Almost £3 million remains unspent. This money has ‘use by dates’ otherwise it will be returned to the developer (Taylor Wimpey). All parties at the Steering Group meeting (HCC, HDC, Officers and Councillors) agreed this would be a very unsatisfactory outcome. The Steering Group agreed to meet again in September.
Meeting notes would be made public when draft status was removed by the parties and would be attached to minutes of a future Planning Committee meeting.
A list of priority schemes had been agreed by
the parties for HCC officers to investigate and propose solutions
and indicative cost profiles. 1. Two new pedestrian crossings on Reading Road South to assist with walking to school from Crookham Park. In this case it would primarily be for journeys to Court Moor School from the south.
2. A new mini roundabout on the B3013 Beacon
Hill Road with Tweseldown Road and
Bourley Road, near the Tweseldown public house. 3. Banning right hand turns from Tesco
(Reading Road South) and Aldi (Beacon Hill Road) to stop
congestion. 4. Improvements to planned basic crossing in
Hitches Lane (already to be funded by a revised application at
Grove Farm) between Calthorpe Park School and Hart Leisure Centre
from refuge to a lit zebra crossing. 5. Improvements from Crookham Park to
Calthorpe Park to provide a safe walking and cycling route for
school children. 6. New pedestrian crossing in Crookham village
(possibly halfway along the Street) to assist children getting to
Calthorpe Park School. 7. Traffic improvements at Malthouse bridge to
ease flow and to prevent vehicles hitting the structure and its
surroundings. Other schemes were discussed and nothing had been rejected, or would be rejected if it met the criteria of the legal s106 agreement and sufficient funds were available, but HCC officers needed guidance on the priority investigative work to be undertaken this year. HCC will be formalising the schemes to be investigated at an Executive Decision day in March.
It was confirmed that all of the schemes on HCC’s priority list had been approved except the changes to the roundabout adjacent to Fleet Railway Station, which may be looked at by the Steering Group at a future meeting. |
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UPDATE FROM THE PLANNING ENFORCEMENT SUB-COMMITTEE An update from the Planning Enforcement Sub-Committee on its meeting held on 30 January 2023. Minutes: Councillor Southern as the Chairman of the Planning Enforcement Sub-Committee reported that the meeting held on 30 January 2023 had held a long discussion on the listed barn on West Minley Farm and had agreed to proceed with the enforcement action plan.
The forthcoming departure of the Planning Enforcement Team Leader had been noted by the Sub-Committee, who wished to thank her for her excellent work. |
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DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS PDF 135 KB To consider the planning reports from the Executive Director - Place, and to accept updates via the Addendum. Minutes: The planning reports from the Executive Director, Place were considered and the updates via the Addendum were accepted. |
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22/00022/FUL - 16 LONDON ROAD, BLACKWATER, CAMBERLEY PDF 430 KB Additional documents: Decision: A change of use, with the erection of a single storey rear extension forming staff rest area/storage. There would also be installation of kitchen extraction ducting to the rear and alterations to the ground floor shopfront.
DECISION – GRANTED, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. Minutes: The Development Management & Building Control Manager summarised the application as being a change of use, with the erection of a single storey rear extension forming staff rest area/storage. There would also be installation of kitchen extraction ducting to the rear and alterations to the ground floor shopfront.
Members noted:
The Chairman proposed the Officer’s recommendation to grant, subject to conditions which was seconded by Councillor Southern. The recommendation was unanimously carried.
DECISION – GRANTED, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS
Notes:
No site visit was carried out and there was no public speaking. |
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22/01404/FUL - PENN CROFT WINERY, CROFT LANE, CRONDALL, FARNHAM, HAMPSHIRE, GU10 5QD PDF 172 KB Additional documents: Decision: Erection of a detached single storey building for use as cellar door facility to accommodate wine tours and associated wine sales.
DECISION – GRANTED, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. Minutes: The Principal Planner summarised the application as being the erection of a detached single storey building for use as cellar door facility to accommodate wine tours and associated wine sales.
Members noted and discussed:
It was questioned what the licences held by the site already were for. It was confirmed that these were premises licences for the two existing buildings. A member asked whether the application would allow for music to be played in the proposed building. The Development Management & Building Control Manager confirmed that the licenses were not for playing music and did not permit events.
Members debated:
The Chairman proposed the Officer’s recommendation to grant, subject to conditions which was seconded by Councillor Worlock. The recommendation was unanimously carried.
DECISION – GRANTED, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS
Notes:
No site visit took place.
Ms Elizabeth Harrison-Butler spoke for the application. |
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22/02681/HOU - 10A OAKLEY DRIVE, FLEET, HAMPSHIRE, GU51 3PP PDF 292 KB Additional documents: Decision: Demolition of the existing garage and the erection of a two-storey front extension, two storey side extension, two storey rear extension and front port. Also, alternations to windows and doors.
DECISION – GRANT, SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS.
Minutes: The Development Management & Building Control Manager summarised the application as being the demolition of the existing garage and the erection of a two storey front extension, two storey side extension, two storey rear extension and front port. Also, alternations to windows and doors.
Members noted and discussed:
Members debated:
The Chairman proposed the Officer’s recommendation to grant, subject to conditions which was seconded by Councillor Forster. The recommendation was unanimously carried.
Notes
A site visit was undertaken on Tuesday 14 February 2023 as set out in the Addendum paper.
Kyle Lewington spoke for the application. |
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22/02764/FUL - 52 CHURCH ROAD, FLEET, HAMPSHIRE, GU51 4LY PDF 232 KB Additional documents: Decision: Erection of a detached dwelling with associated parking and amenity space.
DECISION – GRANT, subject to conditions Recommendation A, as updated in the Addendum, plus updated Condition 1 and the extra condition regarding the removal of development rights for dormer windows or loft conversions.
GRANT, Recommendation B, that should access to SANG not be arranged within the agreed timelines, then delegated authority was granted to Officers to REFUSE the application.
Minutes: The Development Management & Building Control Manager summarised the application as being the erection of a detached dwelling with associated parking and amenity space.
Members noted and discussed:
Members debated:
The Chairman proposed the Officer’s recommendation to grant, subject to conditions Recommendation A, as updated in the Addendum, plus updated Condition 1 and the extra condition regarding the removal of development rights for dormer windows or loft conversions, which was seconded by Councillor Southern. The recommendation was unanimously carried.
The Chairman proposed the Officer’s recommendation to grant Recommendation B, that should access to SANG not be arranged within the agreed timelines, then delegated authority was granted to Officers to refuse the application, which was seconded by Councillor Worlock. The recommendation was unanimously carried.
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