GENERAL
MEETING
The MINUTES of the GENERAL MEETING held
in the Board Room, Town Hall,
In attendance Mr.
P G Leadley (Town Clerk)
CHAIRMAN’S 05/111 The Chairman welcomed the Press
to the first
WELCOME meeting
of August and wished to express his thanks to the Transport Group that had
organised the recent transport show. A
lot of interest had been shown in the vintage vehicles and it was a successful
day. The Vice-Chairman indicated that he
represented the Commissioners to present the bowls trophy at the recent
competition at Peel Bowling Green.
MINUTES 05/112 The Minutes of the meeting held
on
BALLATESSAN 05/113 Reference was made back to
Minute 05/069 and
ESTATE the
Chairman indicated that due to the requirements of the developer Heritage Homes
Limited a decision had been made to have all the properties on the single main
road into the estate numbered from 1 upwards.
The small loop road at the head of the estate would be called Cronk
Close. NOTED
BOILLEY 05/114 The Chairman referred back to
Minute 05/082
SPITTAL – PHASE TWO and indicated that prior to the meeting a
number of Commissioners had inspected the completed development at Boilley
Spittal. It was noted that the tenants
would be given tenancies to commence occupation from
STREET 05/115 Reference was made back to
Minute 05/085
TRADERS LICENCE with
particular regard to the Viking Longboat Race day when a mobile fast food
trader, with a licence had set up at the point of the Quay and Promenade where
the majority of people had congregated in the Chairman’s view this was somewhat
unfair to existing established traders providing fast food and it was suggested
that in future specific locations be allocated to mobile traders under a street
trading licence.
Having
regard to the statutory £5 licence fee the Commissioners AGREED to look at a pricing structure with a view to increasing the
fee substantially to cover administration costs at the Town Hall. It was also suggested by Mr. Lace that the
Town Warden be employed on specific days when events were taking place in Peel
to be on duty to ensure compliance with the Street Trading licence
requirements.
In
conclusion it was AGREED that the
matter be discussed in full detail at the next meeting involving recreation
matters.
HEALTH AND 05/116 Members noted receipt of the
Health & Safety
SAFETY POLICY Policy
document prepared by Tweeds.
COMMISSIONERS 05/117 Members noted receipt of the
Commissioners
WEBSITE website
statistical report for the period up to July 2005.
HEADLANDS/ 05/118 Consideration was given to a
letter from Mrs.
Arising
therefrom reference was made to a number of vehicles using the top corner of
the field as a car park. It was noted that
this had occurred due to the gritting of the main
PLANNING 05/119 The following planning
applications were
APPLICATIONS considered
as follows:-
PA
05/00193/B Erection of two storey extension containing an integral garage and
additional living accommodation to the southern elevation of 29 Oak Road,
Ballawattleworth Estate, Peel. RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
PA
05/01314/B Erection of a metal storage shed within the rear yard, Westlands
Complex,
PA
05/01268/B Installation of a new window and roof light to side elevation,
PA
05/01272/B Internal alterations, extensions to provide assembly hall,
administration rooms, special needs block, kitchen, boiler house and toilets,
new access road, car parking, traffic management and external canopies, Peel
Clothworkers School, Derby Road, Peel. RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
PA
05/01273/R Retrospective application for the renovation of existing workshops
and garage to provide 9 private lock up storage units, Heathfield Yard, Patrick
Street, Peel. RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
PA
05/01277/A Approval in principle for a forty bedroom hotel leisure complex with
up to fourteen two bedroom residential apartments with complementary parking,
former swimming pool site, Marine Parade, Peel. RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
PA
05/01224/B Creation of a vehicular hardstanding and additional driveway and
access, Ashcroft,
PA
05/01382/B Installation of uPVC casement window to replace existing
(Conservation Area),
PA
05/01389/B Demolish existing rear outlet and replace with a two storey
extension to provide a new kitchen and bathroom above, and the installation of
roof lights in existing attic room (Conservation Area), 29 Factory Lane,
Peel. RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
PA
05/1363/B Demolition of Quirk’s Coalyard, Smithy building, rear extension to
Harbour View and single garage, entrance porch to Harbour View, proposed
refurbishment of Viking Long House and Harbour View and conversion, plus new
buildings to form twenty five apartments and three commercial units, to include
associated parking, access points and services, (Conservation Area), Quirk’s
Coalyard, Smithy site, Viking Longhouse and Harbour View, East Quay, Peel. RECOMMENDED
FOR APPROVAL SUBJECT TO COMPLIANCE WITH SEWERAGE REQUIREMENTS.
PLANNING 05/120 The following decisions had been
notified by
DECISIONS NOTIFIED the Planning Committee:-
PA
05/01038/B Alterations, extension of existing rear utility, erection of
extension on side to form sun lounge and erection of a detached garage,
(Conservation Area), 37 Douglas Street, Peel for Mr. & Mrs. M
LeMoignan. APPROVED
PA
05/00339 On Review – Construction of bin storage area in rear
PA
05/00466/B Erection of a steel framed industrial unit for the maintenance of
motor vehicles, Department of Trade and Industry Industrial Estate, Old
Brickworks Yard,
PA
05/00813/B Conversion of existing derelict dwelling to new two bed semi
detached dwellings, 21/22 Shore Road, Peel for Libran Development Limited. APPROVED
PA
05/00918/B Installation of replacement uPVC sliding sash windows with sash
horns and externally expressed vertical mullions to the front elevation, and
uPVC casement windows to the rear elevation to replace existing (Conservation
Area), 9 Circular Road, Peel for Mr. & Mrs. Buttimore. APPROVED
PA
05/00730/B Revisions to previous approved residential site layout to include
additional dwelling, land between
PA
05/01051/B Erection of conservatory to rear elevation 5 Links Close, Peel for
Mr. & Mrs. Ryding. APPROVED
PA
05/00765/B Erection of a pair of semi detached dwellings with car parking and
service area, site adjacent to 17 and at eastern end of
PA
05/00923/B Replace existing front door with blue panel traditional PVC door
(Conservation Area)
PA
05/00909/C Change of Use of music shop to event hire showroom and office,
Carlton House, (Conservation Area),
PA
05/00917/B Installation of wooden traditional sash windows to the front and
wooden casement windows to the rear elevations to replace existing
(Conservation Area),
PA
05/00764/B Erection of a single storey kitchen/utility extension to replace
existing lean to extension to side of Mount View, Tynwald Road, Peel for Mr.
& Mrs. M J Gordon. APPROVED
PA
05/00767/B Repairs to shop front including replacement of dwarf walls, window
sills and corner joints, 6a
PA
05/00824/B Enlargement of second floor dormer to the rear elevation
(Conservation Area),
PA
05/00835/B Erection of conservatory to rear elevation, Plot 164, 1 Cushag
Drive, Peel for Mr. & Mrs. Yellop. APPROVED
PA
05/00867/B Increase extension by 250mm into rear hard standing (amendment to
approved PA 05/00096),
PA
05/00676/B Alterations to and conversion of former Nursing Home to three
apartments, Elm Bank, Stanley Terrace, Peel for Promoor Limited. REFUSED
PA
05/00781/B Installation of replacement uPVC casement windows to front
elevation,
PA
05/00024/B On Review – Amendments to approved residential development 00/02395
consisting of changed dwelling types to plot 17/26 and the addition of two
plots, land off
PA
04/02403/A On Review – Approval in principle for the erection of three
dwellings land between Cliffe Cottage and Greystones,
PA
05/00228/B Erection of Conservatory and garden shed to rear,
PA
05/00815/R Retrospective application for installation of replacement hardwood
front doors and surrounding panels,
PA
05/00389/B On Review – Erection of block of four shops with four apartments
over to replace previously approved health centre, Ballawattleworth Estate,
Peel for Heritage Homes Limited. REFUSED
PA
05/00743/B Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a block of three
apartments within the same footprint and similar appearance, buildings to rear
yard of 23 Michael Street, Factory Lane, Peel for Mr. & Mrs. F Horne. REFUSED
PA
05/00670/B Convert existing basement, and 1st floor levels into
flats together with extension to form additional flat, Creg Malin Hotel, Marine
Parade, Peel for Mr. G McKenzie. REFUSED
MANX GAS 05/121 Members noted receipt of a
letter from the Sales
POLICY and
Marketing Manager at Manx Gas Limited in which following a policy review the
company had decided to relax conditions for charges in respect of security
deposits enforced with public sector housing.
The current policy requiring £100 deposit when applying for a new tenant
gas supply would no longer apply as from
PA 05/00676/B 05/122 Members noted receipt of a
request for a
ON REVIEW Review
of the initial decision of the Planning Committee to refuse approval for
alterations to and conversion of former nursing home to three apartments, Elm
Bank, Stanley Terrace, Peel for Promoor Limited. NOTED
PA 05/00389/B 05/123 Members noted receipt of an
Appeal against the
ON APPEAL decision
on Review to refuse approval for the erection of a block of four shops with
four apartments over to replace previously approved health centre at Ballawattleworth
Estate, Peel for Heritage Homes Limited.
NOTED. It was AGREED
to make no further comment on this appeal application.
PA 05/00024/B 05/124 Members noted receipt of the
lodging of an
ON APPEAL Appeal
against the refusal for amendment to approved residential development
consisting of change dwelling to types to plots 17/26 and the addition of two
plots at
PA 05/00228/B 05/125 The Town Clerk indicated that a
request for a
ON REVIEW Review
of the initial decision to refuse approval for the erection of a conservatory
and garden shed to rear of
MAUGHOLD 05/126 The Town Clerk indicated that
Maughold Parish
CIVIC SERVICE Commissioners
would hold its Annual Civic Service on
REFUSE 05/127 Mr. Crookall indicated that a
number of
COLLECTION residents
about the town were leaving bin bags full of rubbish outside their properties
possibly the day before collection. As a
result seagulls were ripping open the bags and causing additional litter on the
streets. Mr. Crookall urged that
residents use stronger bags or double them up to prevent the gulls ripping them
open. It was also suggested that
residents if at all possible delay leaving their refuse outside their
properties until the day of collection if at all possible.
CAR PARK Transport
for the building of the harbour footbridge which was proving to be a great asset
to the Town. As a result he was of the
opinion that
LOCAL AUTHORITY 05/129 Mr. Gimbert referred to an
article in the press
HOUSING whereby
Braddan Commissioners had installed energy saving panels to some of their local
authority housing. It was AGREED to investigate the matter and the
likely cost.
PEEL ONLINE 05/130 Mr. Gimbert wished to indicate
his thanks to
WEBSITE Total
Oils Limited who had sponsored the new shopping site on the Commissioners Peel
Online Website.
DISC PARKING 05/131 Mr. Gimbert sought clarification
as to the Department of Transport proposals for disc parking in Peel and
whether this would also include Saturdays as he understood the Department of
Transport had indicated that the parking restrictions would apply from Monday
to Friday. It was AGREED to check this matter out.
This
part of the meeting ended at