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Agenda and minutes
Venue: Council Chamber, Muriel Matters House, Breeds Place, Hastings, TN34 3UY. Please enter the building via the Tourist Information Centre entrance.
Contact: Emily Horne on 01424 451719 email: ehorne@hastings.gov.uk
Note: Due to technical difficulties a recording of this meeting is unavailable.
Items No. Item Apologies for Absence
Minutes:
None.
Declarations of Interest
Minutes:
The following councillors declared their interests in the minutes as indicated:
Councillor
Minute
Interest
All members
6E – Flat 1, 1 Wykeham Road, Hastings
Personal – Councillor’s Partner has submitted the application
Beaver
5b – Rear of 4 Wykeham Road, Hastings
Personal – Colleague lives at this address
Beaver
6C – Carisbrooke Surgery, Bowling Green, White Rock Pleasure Gardens, Falaise Road, Hastings
Personal – Has been referred to the surgery on a number of occasions.
Roberts
6C – Carisbrooke Surgery, Bowling Green, White Rock Pleasure Gardens, Falaise Road, Hastings
Personal - Has been referred to the surgery.
Rogers
5b – Rear of 4 Wykeham Road, Hastings
Prejudicial – Owner of 4 Wykeham Road is a friend
Rogers
6a – Former Observer Building, 53 Cambridge Road, Hastings
Personal – As the Ward Councillor she was copied into emails, but did not take part in any discussion.
Minutes of the meeting held on 15 November 2017 PDF 182 KB
Minutes:
RESOLVED – that the minutes of the meeting held on 15th November 2017 be approved and signed by the Chair as a true record.
Notification of any additional urgent items
Minutes:
None.
Planning Applications attracting a petition:
8 Amherst Road, Hastings PDF 340 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Approval of all reserved matters relating to the Access, Appearance, Landscaping, Layout and Scale of Outline Permission HS/OA/14/00806 - Erection of three detached dwellings with access.
Application No:
HS/DS/17/00416
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Partially completed dwellinghouses
No
No
15 letters of objection and 1 petition of objection received.
The Principal Planner, Mr Batchelor, presented this report for the approval of all reserved matters relating to the access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of outline planning permission HS/OA/14/00806 – Erection of three detached dwellings with access at 8 Amherst Road, Hastings.
This application was deferred from the previous meeting so that theBorough Arboriculturalist could attend and Members could ask questions of the Arboriculturalist.
The site, formerly 8 Amherst Road, was a two-storey detached property which had been demolished since outline planning permission was granted in 2011. The site now contains three partially completed dwellings and includes substantial planting and protected trees around its boundaries. The site measures 0.3 hectares in total.
Outline permission was granted in 2011 (with all details reserved) for the redevelopment of the site for 3 detached dwellings and amendments to existing access. The permission was initially refused but granted on appeal. This permission lapsed but was granted outline consent in 2014 (ref HS/OA/14/00806).
Approval has been given under reference HS/DS/16/00285 for the external appearance, layout and scale of the development with the landscaping being approved under HS/DS/17/00024.
Reserved matters from the outline planning permission had been approved, this reserved matters application was submitted to resolve an issue regarding damage to protected tress that has occurred on the site. Since the last reserved matters were approved, the developer commenced works on the site, damage two protected oak trees (shown to be retained in the previous permissions).
Since the application was submitted, it had been amended to show details of the retaining wall and planting area along the boundary with 14 Amherst Road and a slight amendment to the layout to show the protection of the remaining oak tree to the west of the proposed driveway and adjacent to no. 14 Amherst Road.
The main considerations of this application relate to the layout of the development in relation to plot 3 and protected oaks T1, T2, T3 and the landscaping proposals which include the removal of two of the protected oaks (T2 and T3) and a significant planting scheme. The Principal Planner advised that the tree numbering for the respective trees changed between this application and the previously approved one.
The Principal Planner stated that the relationship between the development and trees had changed, therefore the development was acceptable.
Members were shown plans and photographs of the application site.
Alexandra Hudson, petitioner, urged the committee to reject the application and save the larger of the damaged trees, tree T3. She referred to the comment made by the Tree Officer earlier in July, stating that with pruning and cabling, the tree could be saved. The main issue she said is to avoid severance ... view the full minutes text for item 23a
Rear of 4 Wykeham Road, Hastings PDF 419 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Construction of eight apartments on land at the rear
of 4 Wykeham Road
Application No:
HS/FA/16/00002
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Vacant land allocated for residential development.
No
No
11 letters of objection and 1 petition of objection received
Having declared her prejudicial interest, Councillor Rogers was absent from the Chamber during discussion and voting of this item.
The Planning Officer, Ms Ranson, presented this report for the construction of eight apartments on land at the rear of 4 Wykeham Road, Hastings
The site is located on land to the rear of 4 Wykeham Road. Public access is from the end of Wykeham Road down to Braybrooke Road via a set of steep narrow steps that run to the west side of Wykeham Heights. Vehicle access is from Braybrooke Road up to No. 59 Braybrooke Road via a shared steep sloping drive that terminates at the turning area to the front of No.59, short of the application site. To the front of the application site there is double-yellow line parking restriction, on the opposite site there is a residents’ parking scheme. The adjacent neighbouring site has recently been developed for a similar block of flats scheme.
The proposed new eight-apartment block of flats will be situated to the front of the site fronting Braybrooke Road. The proposed block would fill the full width of the site as a detached building. It would be four storeys high (ground, first, second and third floor) viewed from the front but only three storeys high viewed at the rear due to the steep sloping topography of the site. The third floor would be in the roof space designed as a mansard style roof with inset dormer windows to both front and rear.
This application follows previous planning application reference HS/FA/11/00794 for the erection of 6 two bedroom flats with off-street parking. Allowed on appeal in 2012 (APP/B1415/A/12/2171885), this new application would be an increase from 6 flats up to 8 flats.
The current proposal is an increase of around 20-25% of the volume. The roof ridge height would be increased by some 1.2m, from the previously approved height of 11.6m up to 12.8m. The rear (north) elevation would extend in depth by a further 1.5m (the depth of the building approved on appeal was approximately 10m and the depth of building for this application is 11.5m).
The 8 flats proposed will comprise: 1 bedroom flat and five 2 bedroom flats.
Parking at ground floor level shown on the previously approved scheme (HS/FA/11/00794) has been replaced in this application with accommodation. This proposal does not include car parking provision. There is a cycle shed built into the front of the flats at ground floor level. A built in refuse store is located within the footprint of the building with doors opening adjacent to Braybrooke Road.
Members were updated on further information:-
2 late representations received. Further issues raised:
· Inadequate internal space of the flats.
· Raises issues of affect upon the ... view the full minutes text for item 23b
Former Observer building, 53 Cambridge Road, Hastings PDF 402 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Proposed change of use and roof extension to existing building. To provide mixed use development comprising Artist Studio (Lower Ground), Shared Residents Gymnasium (Mezzanine), Restaurant & Shop (Ground) and 50 flats with private roof terrace. Proposal includes ancillary reception, common facilities and cycle storage/ shared car parking with ancillary plant and servicing facilities and external alterations.
Application No:
HS/FA/16/00367
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Former printworks and newspaper offices
Yes - Hastings Town Centre
No
68 letters of objection; 2 letters of support and 1 neutral
comment received
Members were advised that a petition had been received in respect of this item before the deadline; the date 12/12/17 printed on the petition was in error.
The Principal Planner, Mr Batchelor, presented this report for the change of use and roof extension to existing building. To provide mixed use development comprising Artist Studio (Lower Ground), Shared Residents Gymnasium (Mezzanine), Restaurant & Shop (Ground) and 50 flats with private roof terrace. Proposal includes ancillary reception, common facilities and cycle storage/shared car parking with ancillary plant and servicing facilities and external alterations at the Former Observer Building, 53 Cambridge Road, Hastings.
The Observer Building was formerly a printing works and offices for the Observer newspaper and has been vacant for almost 30 years. It is a multi-storey building located on the south side of Cambridge Road. It is located within the Hastings Town Centre Conservation Area.
Since becoming vacant the building had fallen into substantial disrepair although recent temporary uses (HS/FA/15/00641) have seen the internal state of the building improved.
The building is built with a strong reinforced concrete frame with front-facade details of Hathernware terracotta. It has a large footprint; it is four storeys in height at the Cambridge Road frontage with an added attic storey and lower ground levels accessed from Claremont; it has large windows to its eastern and western faces; and its eastern face has service pipes and chimney stands that provide the structure with an industrial character. All of these features contrast heavily with the small scale (two-storey) buildings in the locality.
The property is not listed but it is considered a non-designated heritage asset, principally for its interesting industrial façade, location close to the seafront and within a conservation area, and its history related to the local press and printing firm which all contribute to its strong local interest.
When originally submitted the application was for a proposed change of use, alteration and extension to the existing building. The extension consisted of 2 full storeys with additional roof top 'pavilion' buildings providing a further (third) storey of accommodation with rooftop garden area. The pavilion additions included a mezzanine level. The proposal was to provide:
· 49 flats
· Artist studio (lower ground floor)
· Shared residents' gymnasium (mezzanine within existing building)
· Restaurant and shop (ground floor)
The proposal also provided for ancillary reception space, common areas/facilities, cycle storage, parking for shared vehicles and plant and servicing areas.
The proposal was heavily criticised upon submission by members of the ... view the full minutes text for item 23c
Other Planning Applications
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Outline application,(seeking approval of Access), for erection of up to 7 dwellings and a replacement dwelling together with access and parking
Application No:
HS/OA/17/00522
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Yes - Springfield Road
No
19 letters of objection received
The Planning Services Manager, Mrs Evans, presented this report for an outline application (seeking approval of Access only) for erection of up to 7 dwellings and a replacement dwelling together with access and parking at Castlemaine, 4 Avondale Road and Castlemaine Cottage, 5 Gillsmans Hill, St. Leonards on Sea.
The proposed development is in the grounds of an existing 2-3 storey large detached care home. Castlemaine is partially screened from the road to the front elevation by tree and hedge planting.
This outline planning application was for the erection of up to 7 dwellings with a replacement dwelling at the side of Castlemaine Cottage. Indicative plans show the following units:
Plot 1 – 1x2 bed detached dwelling
Plot 2 – 1x3 bed end of terrace dwelling
Plots 3 and 4 – 2x2 bed mid and end of terrace dwellings
Plots 5 & 6 – 2 bed semi-detached dwellings
Plots 7 – 1x3 bed detached dwelling
Plot 8 – 1x4 bed detached chalet style dwelling (in place of existing Castlemaine Cottage).
Plots 1-7 are located in the rear portion of the application site, behind the existing care home, to the east of the replacement dwelling at Castlemaine Cottage. Plot 8 is located in the north-west corner of the site in the same position as Castlemaine Cottage, which is to be demolished.
Bin storage areas are proposed at either the front or rear of the houses. Bike storage is proposed in the rear gardens. A communal waste storage / collection area is proposed to be located to the east of the turning head on the eastern boundary of the site next to the care home.
A communal parking area is proposed, providing 17 parking spaces, enabling 2 per dwelling and 1 visitor space. The parking area is to be located on either side and at the end of the proposed access road. The access enters the site between 6 Avondale Road and Castlemaine Care Home and incorporates a turning head within the site to allow vehicles to enter and leave the site in forward gear.
New planting is proposed at various locations to provide additional screening, predominantly on the eastern boundary of the site; the front of Plots 1-7; on the rear boundary of the care home and to the east of the access road and on the boundary with the care home. There are several TPO trees located within the grounds of the care home. The indicative layout plan identifies the trees which are to be retained on the site, as well as the relevant root protection zones.
All matters are reserved except for the access. Full details relating to the appearance, layout and scale of the proposed housing will be submitted once approval has been granted. There ... view the full minutes text for item 24a
Proposed Catering Unit, Upper Promenade, Marina, St. Leonards on Sea PDF 257 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Change of use of land to concession site for stationing of catering vehicle (non permanent)
Application No:
HS/FA/17/00885
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Public Pavement
Yes - Burtons' St. Leonards
No
None. Application on Council owned land.
The Senior Planner, Mrs Meppem, presented this report for the change of use of land to concession site for stationing of catering vehicle (non permanent) at Upper Promenade, Marina, StLeonards on Sea.
The site consists of 30m2 area of land located on the promenade on the St Leonards seafront. The pavement is approximately 18m in width with a cycle track running parallel to the pavement. The site is accessed from the public highway via a barrier on the Marina.
The Planning application had been brought to the Planning Committee for determination because the site is on Council owned land.
This application seeks permission for the change of use of an area of the promenade to be used for the stationing of temporary catering vehicles such as ‘The Little Vintage Tea Box’. There is to be one catering unit at any one time and these are to be removed from the site at the end of each day. The site has been used during the summer 2017 for such a use, and due to its popularity, it is proposed for this to continue.
The hours proposed are:
Monday to Friday – 09:00 – 20:00
Saturday – 09:00 – 20:00
Sundays and Bank Holidays – 09:00 – 20:00
The Senior Planner stated there had been no local objections or any from consultees.
Councillor Wincott raised concern regarding the appearance of the vehicle and the potential for it to look like a greasy spoon. The Planning Services Manager said they would add an informative to request the mobile unit be of a design standard suitable for the locality.
Councillor Edwards asked if the application included tables and chairs. The Chair confirmed this was not included, but said there were benches nearby.
Members were shown plans and photographs of the application site.
Councillor Rogers proposed a motion to approve the application as set out in the resolution below, subject to the additional informative. This was seconded by Councillor Beaver.
RESOLVED – (Unanimously) that planning permission be granted subject to the following conditions:-
1.
Only one catering unit shall be stationed on the site at any one time and any associated vehicles required to move the unit shall only be on the promenade at drop-off and collection times and at no point parked on the promenade;
2.
The catering unit shall only be located on site during the following times :-
09.00 - 20.00 Monday to Friday
09.00 - 20.00 Saturdays
09:00 - 20:00 Sundays or Public Holidays.
3.
Upon removal of the catering unit each day the site shall be left clear of litter and refuse associated with the use.
Reasons:
1.
To ensure a satisfactory form of development in the interests of the character and amenity of the ... view the full minutes text for item 24b
Carisbrooke Surgery, Bowling Green, White Rock Pleasure Gardens, Falaise Road, Hastings PDF 328 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Variation to condition 1 of Planning Permission HS/FA/15/00742 - To extend the temporary permission granted for 2 years for a further 2 years.
Application No:
HS/FA/17/00827
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Bowling Green and associated car park
No
No
None. Application on Council owned land
The Senior Planning Officer, Mrs Meppem, presented this report to extend the temporary permission granted for 2 years for a further 2 years at Bowling Green, White Rock Pleasure Gardens, Falaise Road.
The site is one of two disused bowling greens, west of Falaise Road. The site is adjacent to Falaise Indoor Bowls Club to the north and there are various recreational areas including tennis courts; ball court, bike/skate board ramp, etc to the south. The site has been the location of the temporary Doctors’ surgery since November 2013.
The temporary buildings consist of three ‘portakabins’ linked together providing a pharmacy with consulting room and kitchenette, doctors’ surgery with 6 consulting rooms, 3 nurse rooms, one minor operations room, associated administration rooms and WC facilities.
This application seeks permission to the continued use of the Carisbrooke Surgery buildings on the Bowling Green at White Rock Pleasure gardens for a further 2 years. This was originally approved in 2013 and again in 2015, each time for a temporary period of 2 years.
Previously located at Marlborough House, both Carisbrooke and Warrior Square doctors’ surgeries were affected by a major roof fire in 2013. Due to the level of repairs and time taken to commence the repairs due to weather, mould etc Marlborough House is presently unsuitable for a doctor’s surgery and pharmacy.
Members were shown plans and photographs of the application site.
The Planning Services Manager advised that meetings had been held with East Sussex County Council regarding a potential development of a Medical Centre at an alternative site in the borough. She said the agent had advised that they are formally under offer for the purchase of a site. It is hoped that contracts will be exchanged by the end of January 2018.
Councillor Beaver proposed a motion to approve the application as set out in the resolution below. This was seconded by Councillor Dowling.
RESOLVED – (Unanimously) that planning permission be granted subject to the following conditions:-
1.
This permission shall be for a limited period of two years from the date hereof and on or before the expiration of such period the building hereby permitted shall be removed and the use hereby permitted shall be discontinued and the site shall be restored to the condition in which it was before such building was erected and such use was commenced and left in a clean and tidy condition; and
2.
The development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance with the following approved plans:
P040-PL01
Reasons:
1.
In the interests of the character and amenity of the White Rock Gardens and the area in general; and
2.
For the avoidance of doubt and in the interests ... view the full minutes text for item 24c
Bowling Green Pavilion, Alexandra Park, St. Helens Road, Hastings PDF 385 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Change of use from a ladies changing room to a food and drink kiosk (A1 use).
Application No:
HS/FA/17/00342
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Bowling pavilion
Yes - Blacklands
No
21 letters of objection
The Planning Services Manager, Mrs Evans, presented this report for Change of Use from a ladies changing room to a food and drink kiosk (A1 Use) at Bowling Green Pavillion, Alexandra Park, St. Helens Road, Hastings.
The site comprises a small, single storey bowling green pavilion to serve the Alexandra and Clive Vale Bowls Clubs, situated in the heart of Alexandra Park. Alexandra Park is Council owned land.
It is proposed to change the use of the existing attendant’s room (also used as a ladies changing room) to a food and drink kiosk within an A1 use. The kiosk is to face out from the north-western side of the building facing towards St Helens Road, which runs to the north of the park. The kiosk will sell tea, coffee, soft drinks, ice creams and sandwiches only, and not be used for the cooking of sale of hot food.
External alterations to the building involve the removal of the existing mullions and casements of the existing casement window on the north-western elevation (leaving the frame in situ) and display of new signboards on either side of this opening. A new paved area will form the frontage to the kiosk and railings to match the existing perimeter fencing around the bowling green will be installed at the front of the kiosk providing its enclosure.
Members were informed of an update to the report:-
· 1 additional representation received
Makes comments regarding changing facilities and lack of equipment storage space (already considered)
Note that ladies changing room is an attendants room, used as a ladies changing room
Members were shown plans and photographs of the application site.
Councillor Rogers said she was disappointed the changing room would be lost. She said the main reason it was difficult to encourage girls to take up sport was the lack of changing facilities.
The Planning Services Manager advised that Bowling England did not have a minimum requirement for changing facilities.
Councillor Roberts proposed a motion to approve the application as set out in the resolution below. This was seconded by Councillor Dowling.
RESOLVED – (by 7 votes to 1 against)
that planning permission be granted subject to the following conditions:-1.
The development hereby permitted shall be begun before the expiration of three years from the date of this permission;
2.
The development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance with the following approved plans:
SD/573/02D,SD/573/03;
3.
No development shall commence until the following details of materials have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority:
· External block paving
· Perimeter fencing
Development shall be carried out in accordance with the details approved and no occupation of any building approved shall occur until those works have been completed;
4.
The premises shall not ... view the full minutes text for item 24d
Flat 1, 1 Wykeham Road, Hastings PDF 425 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Conversion of existing outbuilding to summerhouse/annexe.
Application No:
HS/FA/17/00751
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Garden building.
No
No
None. The applicant is related to a Councillor
The Planning Services Manager, Mrs Evans, presented this report for conversion of existing outbuilding to summerhouse/annexe at Flat 1, 1 Wykeham Road, Hastings.
1 Wykeham Road is a large four-storey property, currently in use as flats. The outbuilding which is the subject of this application, is located adjacent the rear / western boundary of the site. Planning permission was sought to convert the outbuilding into an annexe / summerhouse to be used in conjunction with the host dwelling / flat. The internal floor space would be utilised as a bedroom / living space with a small en-suite shower. No external alterations or extensions are proposed to the building.
The Planning Services Manager advised the application had been brought to the Planning Committee for determination because the applicant is related to a councillor.
Members were shown plans and photographs of the application site.
Councillor Beaver proposed a motion to approve the application as set out in the resolution below. This was seconded by Councillor Rogers.
RESOLVED – (Unanimously) that planning permission be granted subject to the following conditions:-
1.
The development hereby permitted shall be begun before the expiration of three years from the date of this permission;
2.
The conversion hereby permitted shall not be occupied at any time other than for purposes ancillary to the residential use of the dwelling known as Flat 1, Wykeham Road, Hastings, TN34 1UA; and
3.
The development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance with the following approved plans:
17.128/01
Reasons:
1.
This condition is imposed in accordance with the provisions of Section 91 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990;
2.
The building is not capable of functioning as an independent dwellinghouse and to safeguard the amenity of neighbouring residents and future occupants of the building; and
3.
For the avoidance of doubt and in the interests of proper planning.
Notes to the Applicant
1.
Failure to comply with any condition imposed on this permission may result in enforcement action without further warning; and
2.
Statement of positive engagement: In dealing with this application Hastings Borough Council has actively sought to work with the applicant in a positive and proactive manner, in accordance with paragraphs 186 and 187 of the National Planning Policy Framework.
Underground Car Park, Carlisle Parade, Hastings PDF 399 KB
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Proposal:
Redecoration of the car park with adjustments to the existing decoration as follows: 1) Concrete wall and ceiling surfaces to be painted white to replace existing cream colour 2) Old sea wall to have decorative coatings removed back to original natural stone. 3) Removal of timber used for gutter support.
Application No:
HS/LB/17/00721
Existing Use:
Conservation Area:
Listed Building
Public Consultation
Car Park
Yes - Hastings Town Centre
Yes
None. Application on Council owned land
The Planning Services Manager, Mrs Evans, presented this report for Listed Building Consent for the redecoration of the underground car park with adjustments to the existing decoration as follows: 1) Concrete wall and ceiling surfaces to be painted white to replace existing cream colour. 2) Old sea wall to have decorative coatings removed back to original natural stone. 3) Removal of timber used for gutter support at the Underground Car Park, Carlisle Parade, Hastings.
The site is located beneath the A259 seafront road and is accessed underground from Carlisle Parade.
The Grade II Listed Building is owned by East Sussex County Council and leased by Hastings Borough Council. In accordance with Part 8 of the Council’s Constitution, this application was required to be determined by the Planning Committee because it had been submitted by Hastings Borough Council.
Members were shown plans and photographs of the application site.
Councillor Rogers proposed a motion to grant Listed Building Consent as set out in the resolution below. This was seconded by Councillor Roberts.
RESOLVED – (Unanimously) that Listed Building Consent be granted subject to the following conditions:
1.
The work to which this consent relates shall be begun before the expiration of three years beginning with the date on which this consent is granted;
2.
The works hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance with the following approved plans:
7105-01
3.
Prior to commencement of development a detailed specification and method statement for the removal of existing paints and decorative coatings from walls, ceilings, and piers, including the method and materials to be used, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Thereafter, all works shall be completed in accordance with the approved details; and
4.
Prior to commencement of the development details of the paint to be used on concrete ceiling, wall and unpainted block work, including colour and manufacture, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The paint shall be water-based and micro-porous.
Reasons:
1.
This condition is imposed in accordance with the provisions of Section 18 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990;
2.
For the avoidance of doubt and in the interests of proper planning;
3.
To ensure the architectural and historic character of this Grade 2 Listed Building is adequately protected; and
4.
To ensure the architectural and historic character of this Grade 2 Listed Building is adequately protected.
Notes to the Applicant
1.
Failure to comply with any condition imposed on this consent may result in ... view the full minutes text for item 24f
Planning Appeals and Delegated Decisions PDF 49 KB
Minutes:
The Planning Services Manager reported that three planning appeals had been received; two planning appeals that had been dismissed. None had been allowed. She also reported on the number of delegated decisions.
All matters had arisen between 6 November and 1 December 2017.
The report was noted.
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