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21/02194/S73 Land East Of Garden Walk And North Of Newmarket Road, Garden Walk, Royston, Hertfordshire

 

 

Meeting: 02/12/2021 - Planning Control Committee (Item 34)

34 21/02194/S73 LAND EAST OF GARDEN WALK AND NORTH OF NEWMARKET ROAD, GARDEN WALK, ROYSTON, HERTFORDSHIRE pdf icon PDF 256 KB

REPORT OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION MANAGER

Section 73 application - Variation of condition 1 (minor changes to the highway design of the main spine road through Phase 1) of previously approved planning permission 17/02627/1 granted 30.05.2018 for approval of reserved matters comprising of access, landscaping, layout, scale and appearance of Phase 1 the development (pursuant to Outline application 14/02485/1 granted 07/12/2016).

Additional documents:

Decision:

RESOLVED: That application 21/02194/S73 be GRANTED planning permission subject to the reasons and conditions outlined in the report of the Development and Conservation Manager.

Minutes:

Audio recording – 46 minutes 12 seconds

 

The Principle Planning Officer advised there was one update to the report and this related to 2.7 where the Lead Local Flood Authority had removed their objection.

 

The Principle Planning Officer presented the report in respect of application 21/02194/S73 supported by a visual presentation consisting of photographs and plans.

 

The following Members asked questions:

 

·         Councillor Ruth Brown

·         Councillor Amy Allen

 

In response to questions, the Principle Planning Officer advised:

 

·         He was unsure whether the one-way system for buses would allow for cyclists to go both ways – he could check this and confirm at a later stage.

·         Confirmed that the one-way system was already in place.

 

Councillor Ruth Brown advised that the one-way system was in place due to residents concerns that allowing vehicular access to the school would cause further issues.

 

Councillor Tony Hunter commented that there were discussions with Highways on how to enforce the one-way system, but it was desirable that emergency vehicles would be able use it for access.

 

Councillor Morgan Derbyshire proposed and Councillor Tom Tyson seconded and, following a vote, it was:

 

RESOLVED: That application 21/02194/S73 be GRANTED planning permission subject to the reasons and conditions outlined in the report of the Development and Conservation Manager.