Issue - meetings

P0708.20 - 168 STATION LANE, HORNCHURCH

Meeting: 19/11/2020 - Planning Committee (Item 24)

24 P0708.20 - 168 STATION LANE, HORNCHURCH - DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEW RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS (CLASS C3) IN PART 3 AND 4 STOREYS TO PROVIDE 27 NEW DWELLINGS WITH ASSOCIATED WORKS AND LANDSCAPING. pdf icon PDF 483 KB

Decision:

The committee noted that the application had been called-in by Councillor Reg Whitney.

 

In accordance with the public speaking arrangements the committee was addressed by an objector with a response by the applicant’s agent.

 

With its agreement Councillors Reg Whitney and Ray Morgon addressed the committee.

 

The committee considered the report and RESOLVED to GRANT PLANNING PERMISSION subject to the conditions as set out in the report and to the inclusion of an additional condition or the re-wording of an existing condition relating to the delineation of a crossing point for wheelchair users.

 

The vote for the resolution to grant planning permission was tied at 4 votes in favour and 4 votes against.

 

The Chairman exercised his casting vote and planning permission was granted.

 

Those voting in favour of the resolution were Councillors Misir, P Crowder, J Crowder and Smith.

 

Those voting against the resolution were Councillors Nunn, Tyler, Durant and McGeary.

Minutes:

The committee noted that the application had been called-in by Councillor Reg Whitney.

 

In accordance with the public speaking arrangements the committee was addressed by an objector with a response by the applicant’s agent.

 

With its agreement Councillors Reg Whitney and Ray Morgon addressed the committee.

 

The committee considered the report and RESOLVED to GRANT PLANNING PERMISSION subject to the conditions as set out in the report and to the inclusion of an additional condition or the re-wording of an existing condition relating to the delineation of a crossing point for wheelchair users.

 

The vote for the resolution to grant planning permission was tied at 4 votes in favour and 4 votes against.

 

The Chairman exercised his casting vote and planning permission was granted.

 

Those voting in favour of the resolution were Councillors Misir, P Crowder, J Crowder and Smith.

 

Those voting against the resolution were Councillors Nunn, Tyler, Durant and McGeary.