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111.

Minutes

To confirm as a correct record the Minutes of the previous meeting.

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Minutes:

The minutes of the previous meeting held on 20th February 2019 were approved.

112.

Apologies for absence

To receive any apologies for absence.

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Minutes:

Apologies for absence were received from Councillor G. P. Crome.

113.

Declarations of interest

To receive any declarations of interest.

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Minutes:

Councillor J. Paul declared a pecuniary interest in item 7 for the application at 48 Chapel Road in Tadworth because the applicants were related to him. Councillor J. Paul left the room for the duration of item 7 and did not participate in the debate or vote.

114.

Addendum to the agenda

To note the addendum tabled at the meeting which provides an update on the agenda of planning applications before the Committee.

 

PLANNING APPLICATIONS:

 

NOTES:

1.    The order in which the applications will be considered at the meeting may be subject to change.

2.    Plans are reproduced in the agenda for reference purposes only and are not reproduced to scale.  Accordingly dimensions should not be taken from these plans and the originals should be viewed for detailed information. Most drawings in the agenda have been scanned, and reproduced smaller than the original, thus affecting image quality.

 

To consider the following applications :

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RESOLVED that the addendum be noted.

115.

18/02628/F - Land to the rear of 48 Brighton Road and rear of 10 Church Road, Horley

Two proposed dwellings to the rear of 48 Brighton Road.

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The Committee considered an application at the land to the rear of 48 Brighton Road and the rear of 10 Church Road in Horley for two proposed dwellings.

The Committee discussed the impact of the proposals in respect of highways access, parking, neighbour amenity, design, character of the local area and overdevelopment.

Reasons for refusal were proposed and seconded and upon a vote it was RESOLVED that planning permission be REFUSED on the grounds that:

1.    The proposed development, by virtue of the limited space around the new access drive, parking spaces and proposed houses, would appear cramped with limited opportunity for soft landscaping which, due to the back-land location fronting onto the adjacent large surface car park, would appear an incongruous form of development out of keeping with and harmful to the pattern of development and character of the surrounding area, contrary to Policies Ho9, Ho13 and Ho14 of the Reigate and Banstead Borough           Local Plan 2005, Policy CS4 of the Reigate and Banstead Core Strategy 2014 and guidance contained within the Local Distinctiveness Design Guide SPG 2004.

116.

18/02390/F - 77-83 Bell Street, Reigate

Extending the roof above the rear wings of the properties providing 2 additional residential units in addition to the recent residential conversion of the existing buildings.

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Minutes:

The Committee considered an application at 77-83 Bell Street in Reigate for an extension to the roof above the rear wings of the properties, providing 2 additional residential units in addition to the recent residential conversion of the existing buildings.

RESOLVED that planning permission be GRANTED with conditions as per the recommendation within the planning officer’s report.

117.

19/00279/HHOLD - 48 Chapel Road, Tadworth

4.5 metre-deep single-storey rear extension.

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The Committee considered an application at 48 Chapel Road in Tadworth for a 4.5 metre-deep single-storey rear extension.

Councillor J. Paul left the room at 20:14 pm for the duration of item 7 and did not participate in the debate or vote.

RESOLVED that planning permission be GRANTED with conditions, as per the recommendation within the planning officer’s report.

118.

Any other urgent business

To consider any item(s) which, in the opinion of the Chairman, should be considered as a matter of urgency.

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Councillor J. Paul joined the room at 20:18 pm for the start of item 8.

There was no other urgent business to consider.