Minutes:
Oral representations were made to the Committee by Members prior to the planning applications being determined by the Committee as follows:-
P/12185/002- 90, Shaggy Calf Lane, Slough- a Ward Member addressed the Committee.
P/08770/066- Land adj to extension of Eltham Avenue, Cippenham, Slough- two Ward Members and a Member (under Rule 30) addressed the Committee.
P/03953/003- Former Western House School, Brook Path, Lower Cippenham Lane, Slough- a Ward Member Addressed the Committee.
With the agreement of the Chair the order of business was varied to ensure that applications where local members had indicated a wish to address the Committee were taken first. Details were tabled in the amendment sheet of alterations and amendments received to applications since the agenda was circulated together with further representations and/or petitions received.
Resolved - That the following decisions be taken in respect of the planning applications set out below subject to the information including conditions and informatives, set out in the report of the Head of Planning and Strategic Policy and the amendment sheet circulated at the meeting, and subject to any further amendments and conditions agreed by Committee as indicated below:-
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Application No
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Proposed Development |
Decision
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P/12185/002 |
90, Shaggy Calf Lane, Slough: Erection of rear conservatory extension and loft conversion with side & rear dormers installed into the roof.
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Refused * |
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*( Councillors Pantelic, Plimmer and Swindlehurst did not vote on the above item as they were absent from the meeting when the Planning Officer’s Report was introduced).
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P/08770/066 |
Land adj to extension of, Eltham Avenue, Cippenham, Slough: Wind turbine (95 metre high tower; 140 metres to blade tip) and Sub Station (outline).
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Refused |
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(The meeting adjourned at 7.25 p.m. amd reconvened at 7.35 p.m.)
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P/14197/000 |
80-84, Dolphin Road, Slough: Demolition of three houses; erection of three houses with access and car parking area.
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*Deferred
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* (In the course of debate on the above application, it was moved by Cllr Swindlehurst and seconded by Cllr Rasib, that the application be deferred to allow further time for submission of the revised scheme (the Officer’s recommendation was that the application be refused). Cllrs Dodds, Dale-Gough, A S Dhaliwal, Finn, Pantelic, Plimmer, Rasib and Swindlehurst voted in favour of this proposal and Cllr MacIsaac voted against). The application was deferred for a revision of scheme to be submitted to HPSP by 18th November 2008, for future consideration by Planning Committee. The HPSP was authorised to refuse the application if the revised application was not received by stipulated date).
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(Councillor Rasib left the meeting at 7.55 p.m.)
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P/03953/003 |
Former Western House School, Brook Path, Lower Cippenham Lane, Slough: Erection of 71 dwellings with associated parking, access and landscaping. (Access from Brook Path and Mallard Drive).
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Deferred |
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P/03777/010
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Units 37 And 38, Queensmere Shopping Centre, High Street, Slough: Erection of a two storey front extension to existing retail units numbered 1, 2, 3 and 3b to create a two tiered shopping frontage and installation of external cladding to the existing building at second floor level. Creation of an external seating area and a change of use of the basement and ground floor retail units from class A1 retail to class A4 drinking establishments and a change of use of the first floor retail units from class a1 retail to class A3 restaurants and cafes.
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Delegated to HPSP for decision. |
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P/01158/020 |
19-25, Lansdowne Avenue, Slough: Demolition of existing guesthouse and the construction of a three and half storey, 24 no. bedroom hotel with office accommodation and a four / five storey block of flats, consisting of 1 no. three bedroom, 15 no. two bedroom and 5 no. one bedroom retirement flats, with communal parking.
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Approved with Conditions * |
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* (Councillor Plimmer did not vote on the above item as he was absent from the meeting when the Planning Officer’s report was introduced). |
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