Agenda item

P19/V1269/FUL - Land at Crab Hill Land north of A417, Wantage

Variation of conditions 1(approved plans), 7(Housing Delivery Document), and 17(phasing plan) of planning permission P17/V0652/FUL

 

Outline application for residential development of up to 1500 dwellings including new employment space (use class B1), a neighbourhood centre/community hub (use classes A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1, C2, D1 and D2), new primary school, central park, ancillary areas (including allotments and sports pitches) with access off the A338 Grove Road and three accesses off the A417 Reading Road. Provision of a strategic link road between the A417 and the A338 Road to be known as the Wantage Eastern Link Road (WELR). All matters reserved except means of access to the development and the WELR. Additional information received as amplified by agent's covering letter dated 30th October 2013 and agent's e-mail dated 10th December 2013.

Minutes:

Councillor Jerry Avery arrived partway through this item and took no part in the discussion or decision on the application.

 

Councillor Janet Shelley, a local ward member, stood down from the committee for consideration of this item.

 

The committee considered application P19/V1269/FUL for a variation of conditions 1(approved plans), 7(Housing Delivery Document), and 17(phasing plan) of planning permission P17/V0652/FUL. Outline application for residential development of up to 1500 dwellings including new employment space (use class B1), a neighbourhood centre/community hub (use classes A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1, C2, D1 and D2), new primary school, central park, ancillary areas (including allotments and sports pitches) with access off the A338 Grove Road and three accesses off the A417 Reading Road. Provision of a strategic link road between the A417 and the A338 Road to be known as the Wantage Eastern Link Road (WELR). All matters reserved except means of access to the development and the WELR. Additional information received as amplified by agent's covering letter dated 30th October 2013 and agent's e-mail dated 10th December 2013, on land at Crab Hill north of A417, Wantage.

 

Consultations, representations, policy and guidance and the site’s planning history were detailed in the officer’s report which formed part of the agenda pack for this meeting.

 

Angela Dunford, a representative of Wantage Town Council, spoke objecting to the application.

 

Terry Night, a representative of Wantage and Grove Campaign Group, spoke objecting to the application.

 

Bernard Connolly a representative of Wantage and Grove Campaign Group, spoke objecting to the application.

 

Ms. Dinny Shaw, a representative of St. Modwen, the applicant, spoke in support of the application.

 

Councillor Janet Shelley, a local ward member, spoke objecting to the application.

 

A motion moved and seconded, to grant planning permission was declared carried on being put to the vote.

 

RESOLVED: to grant planning permission for application P19/V1269/FUL, subject to the following conditions:

 

1. Approved Plans

2. Quantum of land uses

3. Time limit - submission of Reserved Matters

4. Foul water strategy

5. Development delivery strategy

6. Housing delivery document

7. Master plan

8. Reserved Matters

9. No more than 1500 dwellings to be constructed on the site

10. Environmental Statement

11. Reserved Matters applications to be no less than 50 dwellings

12. SHMA mix

13. Adaptable homes (Cat 4M2)

14. Development briefs – neighbourhood centre and community building

15. Design guide

16. Phasing plan

17. Construction Environment Management Plans

18. Hours of construction

19. Energy delivery strategy

20. Energy efficiency

21. Hard and soft landscaping

22. Landscape replacement

23. Tree protection plan

24. Landscape management plan

25. Woodland management plan

26. Playing field management and maintenance

27. Noise impact assessment

28. Noise mitigation

29. Noise mitigation – neighbourhood centre

30. Hours of operation of non-residential development (excluding school)

31. Landscape and Ecological Management Plans

32. Archaeology

33. Contamination

34. Lighting

35. Waste management & minimisation strategy (excluding school)

36. Recycling storage

37. Surface water drainage

38. Foul drainage

39. Boundary treatment

40. Roads, footways and lighting prior to occupation

41. Vehicle access, driveways, parking and turning areas prior to

      occupation

42. Roads and footpath links

43. Materials

44. Garage accommodation

45. Highway access design details

46. Bus access, egress, turning areas and bus stop details

47. Cycle parking details

48. Site access serving any phase

49. No materials, plant or temporary structures on public rights of way

50. No construction vehicles to use public rights of way

51. No vehicles to use public rights of way to residential or commercial

      sites

52. Gates

53. Pedestrian link to Whitehorns Farm Road

54. Sustainable design & construction for non-residential buildings

55. Broadband strategy

56. Withdrawal of Permitted Development Rights for satellite dishes on

      flats and terraced dwellings

 

Informative

1. Public rights of way

2. Public rights of way

3. Ecology

4. Bird nesting season

5. Drainage

6. Planning obligation

7. Hydrants

 

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