Meeting Minutes:
Planning and Transport
| Meeting Date: | Monday 14 Aug 2023 |
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| Time: | 19:30 |
| Councillors | Jon Aldridge Chairman, Angela Baker, Michael Gemmell Smith, Alan Layland, Margot McArthur, Stuart McGregor Vice-Chairman, Vince Parker, Angela Read, Jeff Streets, Bob Todd. |
| Committee: | Planning and Transport |
| Venue: | Rickards Hall. 72a High Street Edenbridge, TN8 5AR Kent |
| Notes: | |
| Summary: | (Delegated authority over summer period) |
Agenda
Minutes
Apologies for absence were received, noted, and accepted from Cllr Parker, Cllr Streets and Cllr Todd.
Cllr Aldridge stated a non-pecuniary interest in agenda items 6.6 and 7.1
Meeting closed 19.32.
A representative for Edenbridge Ruby Club spoke on agenda item 12.1 and said that the club has 30 female members and they can't all use the current changing room as there is not enough room there. They stated that the wall that they wish to remove is not a load bearing wall, and where the wall meets another it would be cut down along the wall line and the heating and radiators would be left in situ.
Meeting opened19.35.
Resolved: the minutes of the Planning Committee held on 17 July 2023 be duly signed by the Committee Chairman as a true and accurate record of the meeting; pages 2023-011/01 to 2023-11/04.
Members objected to this application and
Recommended: there should be a noise and vibration assessment from the Environment Officer.
Recommended: Members supported this application.
Recommended: Members supported this application.
Recommended: Members objected to this application and commented that the totem would impact on the openness of the greenbelt and was out of out of character of the area.
Recommended: Members objected to this application and commented that the totem would impact on the openness of the greenbelt and was out of out of character.
Recommended: Members supported this application.
Recommended: Members objected to this application on the grounds that this was over development of the site, and risked causing over-looking, there was insufficient parking, and a loss of green space. The bins store would no longer be accessible from the road so that waste management vehicles access would be more complex and disruptive, and the traffic barrier would cause a traffic over flow and interfere with the traffic on the main road.
Recommended: Members supported this amendment but subject to there being no loss of parking from the original application.
Recommended: Members supported this application subject to the approval of the Conservation Officer.
None.
Resolved: Members supported this application and and give consent to the above work as a re-designation of the rooms and space within the Pavilion.
Members were pleased to receive this update and commented that they agreed with the work to be done.
None.
Meeting closed 19.55.