Issue - meetings
Land at Sonnet Court Bungalows Selbourne Drive Eastleigh
Meeting: 17/02/2021 - Regulatory Committee (Item 250)
250 Land at Sonnet Court Bungalows Selbourne Drive Eastleigh PDF 409 KB
To consider a report of the Director of
Economy, Transport and Environment regarding a planning application
for 6 new build bungalows for adults with disabilities on site
adjacent to Sonnet Court, at Sonnet Court Bungalows, Selbourne
Drive, Eastleigh (Application No. CS/20/88365)
(Site Ref: EAS005).
Additional documents:
- Sonnet Court Location Plan, item 250 PDF 399 KB
- Sonnet Court Proposed Site Plan, item 250 PDF 761 KB
- Sonnet Court Landscape Arrangement Plan, item 250 PDF 2 MB
Minutes:
6 new
build bungalows for adults with disabilities on site adjacent to
Sonnet Court at Sonnet Court Bungalows, Selbourne Drive, Eastleigh,
SO50 4SE (No. CS/20/88365) (Site Ref: EAS005)
The Committee considered a
report from the Head of Strategic Planning (item 7 in the minute
book) regarding an application for bungalows in Eastleigh.
The report was summarised, with proposed landscaping arrangements
and layout shown as part of the officers presentation. Elevations
of the bungalows were shown and it was confirmed that a tree
preservation order (TRO) had been applied to the trees within the
application area.
It was confirmed that an amended Construction Management Plan was
required and Condition 4 would be updated to reflect
this.
The Committee received
one deputation from Martin Hallum and Mark Dolan on behalf of the
applicant, who spoke in support and summarised the details behind
the proposal and design.
During questions of the deputation, the following points were
clarified:
· Solar panels were not installed due to shading from the protected trees;
· Sprinklers would be installed in each bungalow;
· Maintenance would be down to the operator;
· Parking provision had been decided alongside Adults Services and was felt to be an adequate amount for residents and any visitors;
· £4,500 (per bungalow) levy for Natural England was paid to Eastleigh Borough Council as part of the Section 106 agreement
During questions of the officer it as confirmed that Eastleigh Borough Council had initially opposed to the application due to the remove of the trees, but a TRO had since been applied to preserve them.
RESOLVED
Subject to all parties entering into a
Section 106 Agreement (or alternative arrangement) with the
District Council to secure a charge of £4,500 per dwelling to
offset future nitrate emissions against District Council owned
land, the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment was
authorised to GRANT permission subject to the conditions listed in
Appendix A.
Voting
Favour: 15 (unanimous)