Issue - meetings
22/02450/S73 Odyssey Health Club , Old Knebworth Lane, Knebworth, Hertfordshire, SG2 8DU
Meeting: 15/12/2022 - Planning Control Committee (Item 47)
47 22/02450/S73 Odyssey Health Club , Old Knebworth Lane, Knebworth, Hertfordshire, SG2 8DU 
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REPORT OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION
MANAGER
Variation of condition 2 (revised plans) and condition 17 (access
arrangements) of planning permission 19/01244/FP granted 04/11/2020
for Redevelopment of the site to provide 86 dwellings (12 x 2
bedroom houses, 12 x 3 bedroom houses, 18 x 4 bedroom houses, 25 x
one bedroom apartments, and 19 x 2 bedroom apartments), associated
landscaping, car-parking, the provision of a large new public open
space and the creation of a new vehicular access off the B197
Stevenage Road following demolition of the former indoor bowling
building and several ancillary buildings. Rearrangement of the
existing car parking provision for existing Odyssey Health and
Racquet Club to provide 141 car parking spaces and alterations to
existing vehicular access to Odyssey Health Club from Old Knebworth
Lane.
Additional documents:
Decision:
RESOLVED: That application 22/02450/S73 be GRANTED planning permission subject to the reasons set out in the report of the Development and Conservation Manager
Minutes:
Audio recording – 5 minutes 45 seconds
The Acting Development and Conservation Manager advised of the following updates:
· A new amended plan had been received. This did not contain any material changes to the proposal but corrected one of the labels on the floor plans.
· Section 73 amendment to the application approved by Committee in November 2020, to vary Conditions 2 and 17.
The Acting Development and Conservation Manager presented the report in respect of application 22/02450/S73 supported by a visual presentation consisting of photographs and plans.
Councillor David Levett proposed and Councillor Tony Hunter seconded and, following a vote, it was:
RESOLVED: That application 22/02450/S73 be GRANTED planning permission subject to the reasons set out in the report of the Development and Conservation Manager