Updated as at 22md May 2023
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Yapton Parish Council – Planning Committee
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Schedule of Planning Applications received, comments submitted and applications decided between January 2022 to 22nd May 2023
Plus applications received in 2021 and not decided until 2022
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Planning List Number
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Date Planning Application received
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Planning Application Reference
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Planning Application, Location, Applicant, Case Officer
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Comments submitted or Dates due for submission
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24 _ Additional
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15/06/2020
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F/4/20/OUT
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Outline planning application (with all matters reserved except for access) for the development of up to 1,500 dwellings (Use Class C3), 60-bed care home (Use Class C2), up to 9,000 sqm of employment floorspace (Use Classes B1), local centre of up to 2,350 sqm including up to 900 sqm retail / commercial (Use Classes A1-A5) and 1,450 sqm community / leisure floorspace (Use Classes D1-D2), land for a two-form entry primary school (Use Class D1), public open space, allotments, new sports pitches and associated facilities, drainage, parking and associated access, infrastructure, landscape, ancillary and site preparation works, including demolition of existing buildings and part removal of existing runway hardstanding. This application affects a Public Right of Way. This application is the subject of an Environmental Statement. This application may affect the setting of a Listed Building. This application falls within CIL Zone 1 - Zero Rated.
Land at Ford Airfield
Ford
Applicant: Redrow Homes Southern Counties
Case Officer: Raymond Cole
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Received 15/06/2020
Comments due to ADC by 06/07/2020
Revised deadline for comments:
19/01/21
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Undecided
Decision due by Committee on 27/04/2022
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Land at Ford Airfield Ford
Response to Planning Ref F/4/20/OUT
July 6th 2020
Yapton Parish Council have fully considered the above application and note that it reflects both the ALP and Ford NP.
YPC would comment that whilst the application is for outline consent with some matters reserved, YPC’s support is conditional upon the following factors being addressed during the planning process:
1. Traffic
YPC continue to have strong reservations concerning the impact of the traffic generated from this large Strategic Housing Scheme on both the village of Yapton plus surrounding Parishes.
It should be noted that there are already major local traffic problems in the Ford area, notably the Ford Road northern junction with the A27 Arundel and Ford Road southern junction with the A259. Both junctions are at full capacity and suffer severe congestion. It should also be noted that Ford Lane is an unclassified road. There is no doubt whatsoever that traffic will increase considerably and impact adversely on the already unacceptable traffic congested roads with increased traffic movements in the immediate area and villages.
YPC have grave concerns regarding the lack of detail relating to managing the additional traffic generation from the new housing site and its inevitable implications. YPC seek a permanent solution to the traffic congestion problem within the Ford, Clymping and Yapton Areas which would ensure safer village centres and traffic being directed towards A-roads and away from unclassified roads such as Ford Lane.
The applicant appears vague on any mitigating measures to be adopted to relieve the added congestion on both Ford Lane and North End level crossings.
Both level crossings currently experience high usage, any additional traffic in the area would create unacceptable traffic queues and tailbacks on both sides of the crossing.
The barrier down time at both Ford and Yapton CCTV crossings is already high causing long tailbacks in both directions leading to frustration from motorists and frequent requests to Network Rail for information relating to this. Any increase in road traffic at these crossings would create a longer waiting time for motorists leading to a much higher risk of red light jumping and general crossing misuse.
This development is also likely to generate rail trips at Ford Station therefore adding to the current tailbacks and blocking back issues in the AM and PM peaks. During this time the ‘drop offs’ and ‘pick ups’ are higher and can cause motorists to manoeuvre in the road causing obstructions to through users of Ford MCB level crossing.
YPC note and share Network Rail’s deep concern regarding traffic and this scheme.
2. Village Boundaries/Local Gaps
YPC are deeply concerned that the western edge of the proposal will lead to the erosion of the physical and visual gap between the two parishes. Such erosion will lead to the coalescence of the two Parishes, a factor strongly resisted by all residents who all seek to maintain their individual village identity through space and actual physical built environment.
There is a genuine concern that the loss of any visual landscaped gap will remove Yapton’s rural identity. In gaining Ford’s much desired identity Yapton will merely coalesce into a urban overspill of Ford losing its identity.
YPC therefore look for a scheme that gives more attention to its western boundary and its relationship with neighbouring Yapton. This is an opportunity to create green lungs between villages and strong green connectivity corridors such an opportunity must not be lost.
3. Connectivity
YPC and its residents have a strong desire to ensure that all new developments within and adjoining the Parish are connected via multi-user routes and good use of new open space or landscaped through ways. This will ensure that new development blends visually with existing and allows improved off-road connectivity for all residents throughout the village and neighbouring Parishes enabling strong safe links with the existing cycleway network.
Such routes can be dual-purpose; as a safe route to the Yapton’s primary school which no doubt will be used by the first residents within the proposal along with a safe route to Yapton’s local facilities and vica versa when Ford’s facilities gradually come out of the ground.
This connectively can utilise existing PRoW and open the surrounding countryside to all residents thus promoting wellbeing and healthy lifestyles.
With regard to the existing PRoWs linking Ford to Yapton, YPC expect them to be reinstated and upgraded to allow multi use ensuring that it a public right of way for the whole community and not simply the fully able. It must be recognised that these PRoWs are currently rural footpaths linking open fields to the public. YPC expect the PRoW to have improved landscaping to ensure that the PRoW maintains the ‘illusion’ of a rural route.
4. Conservation area/Design
Any scheme must reflect the area’s rural heritage and not simply focus on the former airfield. Especially where most of the housing is located with the former airfield’s outer curtilage used as open agricultural land.
5. Housing Mix
The proposed housing mix must account for Parish need and not purely District requirements. There is high demand for downsizers to relocate to bungalow type dwellings which are more suited to their demographic profile. The addition of such housing would release existing housing stock in the area and would become the catalyst to recycling existing housing stock.
YPC would also expect that any section 106 agreement will ensure that adequate provision is made towards the both the proposed new primary school and Yapton Church of England Primary School where it will support the scheme for many years before Ford’s primary school opens. YPC would also seek health contributions to be made towards a new medical centre in Ford or equivalent within the Yapton, Ford and Clymping area. YPC also believe that any secondary school contributions must be for students in the 6 village area alone and not for secondary schools that draw on a wider catchment due to their selective nature.
YPC will support this outline application with reservations. YPC request that strong conditions are placed to address its key concerns, namely – treatment of traffic especially with regard to the level crossings, ensuring adequate open green space delineating both Parishes and strong local green connectivity with non-vehicular PRoW.
Andrew Gardiner
Clerk to Yapton Parish Council
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F/5/20/PL
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Reconfiguration of Ford Market, including revised market access, hardstanding for replacement vehicular parking and associated infrastructure, landscape, ancillary and site preparation works.
Ford Airfield Market
Ford
BN18 0FL
Applicant: Ford Airfield Market
c/o Henry Adams
Case Officer: Raymond Cole
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Received 15/06/2020
Comments due to ADC by 06/07/2020
Comments Submitted:
See above
Current Status
Decision due by Committee on 27/04/2022
Approved Conditionally on 04/05/2022
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08 Supplementary
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22/02/2021
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F/4/20/OUT
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Outline planning application (with all matters reserved except for access) for the development of up to 1,500 dwellings (Use Class C3), 60-bed care home (Use Class C2), up to 9,000 sqm of employment floorspace (Use Classes B1), local centre of up to 2,350 sqm including up to 900 sqm retail / commercial (Use Classes A1-A5) and 1,450 sqm community / leisure floorspace (Use Classes D1-D2), land for a two-form entry primary school (Use Class D1), public open space, allotments, new sports pitches and associated facilities, drainage, parking and associated access, infrastructure, landscape, ancillary and site preparation works, including demolition of existing buildings and part removal of existing runway hardstanding. This application affects a Public Right of Way. This application is the subject of an Environmental Statement. This application may affect the setting of a Listed Building. This application falls within CIL Zone 1 - Zero Rated.
Land at Ford Airfield Ford
Applicant: Redrow Homes and Wates Developments
Case Officer: Mr R. Cole
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Received 22/02/2021
Comments due to ADC by 12/03/2021
Comments Submitted:
The Ford Master Plan additional information as considered the Parish Council's Planning Committee on the 8th March 2021 agreed that there was nothing extra to add to comments already submitted.
Current Status
Undecided
Decision due on 27/04/2022
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Y/107/21/PL
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Vary planning condition 2 imposed under Y/105/19/PL relating to approved plans. This application may affect the character and appearance of Main Road/Church Road Conservation Area.
Stakers Farm
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Dandara Southern Limited
Case Officer: Maria Tomalova
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Received 30/07/2021
Comments due to ADC by 26/08/2021
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 12/08/2022
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06/08/2021
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Y/108/21/L
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Listed building consent for conversion of & alterations to existing barns to create 3 No. dwellings, erection of car barns & stores, new garage to serve existing dwelling, a replacement pump house, demolition of barn, associated
landscaping & parking. (amendment to Y/106/19/L).
Stakers Farm
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Granite Gate Ltd
Case Officer: Maria Tomalova
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Received 06/08/2021
Comments due to ADC by 03/09/2021
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 12/08/2022
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17/09/2021
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Y/127/21/RES
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Approval of reserved matters (appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) following the grant of Y/91/17/OUT for 250 No dwellings with associated parking, oad/footway/cycleway provision, open space, landscaping, surface water attenuation & ancillary works (resubmission following Y/152/20/RES). this site is not CIL Liable as in Yapton Strategic Site.
Land at Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Bilsham Road LLP C/O Nexus Planning
Case Officer: Mr D Easton
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Received 17/09/2021
Comments due to ADC by 14/10/2021
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally at Committee on 27/04/2022
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Comments submitted on Y/127/21/RES
YPC have fully considered this revised application and would conditionally support it subject to the following amendments being made:
YPC on all larger housing schemes have encouraged developers to ensure that all main access roads frontages are varied in landscaping and use of materials for housing as well as buildings’ positioning fronting the roads. YPC require that the building line fronting the spine road is varied to reflect the historic elements of Yapton and to provide variety and a rural aesthetic opposed to the current urban feel. The current design fails to achieve this. YPC would ask that the spine road frontage reflects variety in its building line through positioning of buildings.
YPC note that the LEAP nearest Drove Lane is still located close to a water collection pool. YPC ask that this be relocated away from the collection pool and nearer the existing nursery facility for both safety reasons as well as a being more accessible to the nursery.
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10/12/2021
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Y/166/21/A
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Land at Street Buildings,
North End Road,
Yapton
2 No stack signs to form 1 No non illuminated V board sign
Applicant: Redrow Homes Ltd
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 10/12/2021
Comments due to ADC by 09/01/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally
on 17/01/2022
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24/12/2021
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Y/177/21/PL
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Variation of condition following grant of Y/63/19/RES relating to Condition 1 - approved plans (the siting of an electricity sub-station and relocation of two car parking spaces). This application may affect the character & appearance of the Yapton (Main Rd) Conservation Area and may affect the setting of Listed Buildings.
Bonhams Field
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Seaward Properties Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 24/12/2021
Comments due to ADC by 21/01/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally
on 14/03/2022
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YPC have fully considered the above application and whilst have no objection would request that two conditions are added to this application should planning be granted. YPC note the close proximity of the sub station to the retained hedge. YPC insist that the foundations and substation are designed so as not to affect the hedge or its root system. YPC would also ask that an agreed hedge management plan is drawn up to ensure that at no point in time does work to/on the substation result in permanent damage to the hedge. Both conditions are to ensure the preservation of an important local green feature and its ecology.
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Y/176/21/PL
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Variation of condition following grant of Y/63/19/RES relating to Condition 1 - approved plans (replacement of a proposed brick wall with Iron Parkland boundary railings to match the existing railings along the site boundary). This application may affect the character & appearance of the Yapton (Main Rd) Conservation Area & may affect the setting of Listed Buildings.
Bonhams Field
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Seaward Properties Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 24/12/2021
Comments due to ADC by 21/01/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
REFUSED on 16/03/2022
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YPC have fully considered the above application and strongly object to the replacement of the existing brick wall with the proposed railings. The brick wall forms part of the historic streetscape along the frontage with Main road and adjoining cottages to the west and Elms Barn to the east. The wall is significantly divorced from the railings along the eastern boundary of Bonhams Field by virture of both Elms Barn and Bonhams House. YPC would also have concerns that in removing the wall this would increase debris etc running off from the higher land north of the wall onto the pavement and road. YPC therefore expect the wall to be retained and the element of wall which has been temporarily demolished reinstated prior to occupation of any of the residential dwellings. This is to ensure that the historic character of this part of Yapton is both retained and enhanced.
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Y/180/21/PL
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Variation of condition following grant of Y/141/21/PL relating to Condition 2 - approved plans. This application may affect the setting of Listed Buildings and may affect the character and appearance of the Main Rd/Church Rd Conservation area and affects a Public Right of Way.
Land East of Drove Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Barratt David Wilson Southern Counties
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 24/12/2021
Comments due to ADC by 21/01/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on on 15/02/2022
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07/01/2022
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Y/127/21/RES
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Approval of reserved matters (appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) following the grant of Y/91/17/OUT for 250 No dwellings with associated parking, road/footway/cycleway provision, open space, landscaping, surface water attenuation & ancillary works (resubmission following Y/152/20/RES). This site is not CIL Liable as in Yapton Strategic Site.
Land at Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Bilsham Road LLP
Case Officer: Mr D. Easton
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Received 07/01/2022
Comments due to ADC by 03/02/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally at Committee on 27/04/22.
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YPC has fully considered the above application. It should be noted that YPC had a positive meeting with the applicant. YPC is pleased to note the adoption of an improved blend of materials with the adjoining David Wilson site as requested.
However, YPC are disappointed to note that the applicant continues to fail to address YPC's concerns regarding the loss of amenity space to water collection pools. It is clearly illustrated that much of the open space is lost to rainwater and run-off during wet periods. YPC believe that the applicant must ensure that the site is not only fit for today's residents but those in the future. Evidence clearly shows an increase in extreme weather events, notably higher volume rainfall during shorter periods of time resulting in collection pools becoming more akin to ponds that temporary water collection feature.
YPC would therefore suggest that the applicant ensure that a more robust engineering solution is used to substitute the collection pools thus enabling the amenity space to be useable the whole time and not simply when dry weather prevails.
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Y/179/21/HH
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Demolition of existing garage and attached carport with store. To be replaced with a new build double garage with first floor storage.
Tyrolean Lodge
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr John Routledge
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 07/01/2022
Comments due to ADC by 03/02/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
WITHDRAWN on 03/02/2022
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YPC has fully considered the above application and conditionally support provided that the applicant can sufficiently demonstrate that there is adequate surface parking to accommodate both the current dwelling and proposed garage FF use. YPC also insists that the garage remains part of the main dwelling and is only used as ancillary space to the main dwelling.
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28/01/2022
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Y/186/21/PL
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Erection of 32 No dwellings with associated works including access, landscaping and parking. This application may affect the setting of a listed buildings, may affect the Main Road/Church Road Conservation Area. This application is in CIL Zone 2 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Bonhams Field
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Seaward Properties Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 28/01/2022
Comments due to ADC by 24/02/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
REFUSED on 24/06/2022
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Response to Y/186/21/PL
YPC would reiterate its strong reluctance at seeing this site which is key to the setting of both a conservation area as well as reflecting the Yapton's historic rural identity becoming an overdeveloped residential area. YPC therefore continues to strongly seek an appropriate and sympathetic development that both reflects the historic nature of this location and importance of its setting.
YPC strongly objected to the applicant's refused application, Y98/20/PL, which proposed a denser scheme of 75 dwelling, an increase of 19 units from the approved application Y/1/17/OUT. YPC fail to distinguish the material difference between the failed application and this new application which in essence proposes an overall residential development on the same plot for a total of 73 dwellings. YPC therefore continue to object to a denser development on this site and view the current application as a cynical planning tactic which fails to consider the Community impacted.
YPC has submitted a full response which can be found on the planning portal, but has concluded as follows:
7. Conclusion YPC is of the view that the Parish has to date contributed positively towards Arun District Council's housing supply on a District level and more than adequately allowed for the Parish's actual immediate local need.
YPC believe that the benefit of the additional 16 dwellings proposed for this site is significantly outweighed by the detrimental impact they will produce in terms of affordable housing, impact on water stressed zones, highways, anti-social parking, loss and erosion of green verges and pavements and the significant erosion of landscape quality defining the setting of the conservation area and adjoining listed buildings.
YPC therefore request that this application is refused planning permission
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Y/3/22/OUT
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Hybrid Application comprising of Full application for Phase 1 for 30 No residential dwellings, new access from Bilsham Road, public open space, landscaping, sustainable urban drainage and associated works; and Outline planning application for further phases of up to 110 No dwellings and associated infrastructure (with all matters reserved). This application is a Departure from the Development Plan and is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Land West of Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Landlink Estates Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 28/01/2022
Comments due to ADC by 05/04/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Undecided – Letter dated 24/11/2022 from Secretary of State NOT to Call-In this application for decision
Approved Conditionally with S.106 at Committee on 09/01/2023
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Response to Y/3/22/OUT
The Parish Council has considered this application and has submitted a full response which can be found on the application portal. The Conclusion from the full response is set out here.
9. Conclusion
YPC view this proposal as being totally disconnected in form, appearance and terms of connectivity with Yapton's community and its facilities. It is silent on meeting the needs of Yapton's youth and elderly and disregards the need for sustainable green connectivity within the Parish and its neighbouring areas. YPC is of the view that the Parish has to date contributed positively towards Arun District Council's housing supply on a District level and more than adequately allowed for the Parish's actual immediate local need; significant weight must be placed on the Environmental and Social Benefits this scheme fails to meet along with its lack of holistic master planning with the adjoining Strategic Housing Site.
YPC are of the view that the social benefits of this proposal are deficient along with there being no comprehensive proposed improvements to sustainable transport to ensure safe green connectivity with Yapton's facilities. It fails to promote healthy living and well-being for young adults and the elderly in the immediate Community. This proposal cannot be determined as sustainable. It will have a significant and detrimental impact on the existing Community. It fails to meet any grounds of sustainability in terms of economic, social and environmental merit and in turn will fail any incoming new residents.
This proposal must address these shortfalls with the Community of Yapton at the centre of the proposal, opposed to simply meeting a wider District level housing target.
YPC therefore request that this application is refused planning permission.
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Y/7/22/PL
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Erection of 4 No dwelling with access from Hoe Lane and associated landscaping, including native orchards and wildflower meadows. This application is a Departure from the Development Plan and is in CIL zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Land adjacent to Bonhams & Flints
Hoe Lane
Flansham
Applicant: Mr & Mrs Coutin
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 28/01/2022
Comments due to ADC by 24/02/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
REFUSED ON 29/03/2022
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Response to Y/7/22/PL
YPC has fully considered the above application. However, YPC still has strong reservations regarding the development of this sensitive site. YPC would like to make it clear that Hoe Lane (Flansham) has never been designated as an area within Yapton for future housing growth YPC whilst recognising the improved layout and reduced density of the scheme are not in a position to be able to support housing on this site as it remains outside the BUAB.
YPC also object on continued grounds of Highways being deeply concerned with the close proximity of the access point to the site and that of the A259/B2259 roundabout.
YPC therefore continue to object to the above planning application and the development of housing at this location.
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Y/4/22/OUT
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Outline application with all matters reserved for residential development of a single detached bungalow dwelling (resubmission following (Y/23/21/OUT).
Kings Close
Yapton
Applicant: Prime Securities Limited
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 28/01/2022
Comments due to ADC by 24/02/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 11/03/2022
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YPC Response to Y/4/22/OUT
YPC has carefully considered the above application and whist express some concerns relating to height of ridge line and parking provision recognise that a single dwelling proposal in this built-up location is considered as a in-fill. YPC therefore requests that should the application be granted planning conditions are applied to restrict the maximum ridge height to ensure only a bungalow can be built on the plot. This would provide for much needed housing for the less able including the elderly. YPC also expect conditions to be placed to ensure that parking is provided only within the demise of the property. This is to protect traffic flows to and from neighbouring housing.
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11/02/2022
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Y/16/22/HH
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Conversion of loft to habitable use including the installation of 1 x front
dormer.
2 Lilac Cottages
Church Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Max Thoms
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 11/02/2022
Comments due to ADC by 10/03/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
REFUSED ON 29/03/2022
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03/03/2022
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WA/20/22/PL
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Variation of condition 2 imposed under WA/75/20/PL relating to
approved plans.
Fleurie Lake Lane (former Star Plants
Nursery)
Lake Lane
Barnham
Applicant: Fleurie Nursery Ltd
Case Officer: Obafemi Okusipe
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Received 03/03/2022
Comments due to ADC by 31/03/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 03/05/2022
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Y/10/22/PL
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Erection of 15 No dwellings
(including 4 No affordable units) with associated access, parking, landscaping, drainage and public open space (additional units to those
approved under application
Y/123/21/PL). This application may affect the setting of a listed building,
affects the character & appearance of the Church Lane Conservation area, affects a Public Right of Way and is in CIL Zone 2 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Land to the south of Ford Lane and east of North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Redrow Homes Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 03/03/2022
Comments due to ADC by 07/04/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
WITHDRAWN ON 26/05/2022
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RESPONSE SUBMITTED ON Y/10/22/PL
Response to Y/3/22/OUT
The Parish Council has considered this application and has submitted a full response which can be found on the application portal and above.
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STATUTORY NOTICES FOR APPLICATIONS ACCOMPANIED WITH AN
ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
Applications submitted to the Council which require statutory publicity under Article 15 of the Town & Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) Order 2015 and the Town and Country Planning
Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2017(as amended). These applications have a longer
deadline for comment which is specified in the Notice below.
Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015 Notice under Article 15(3) of an application for planning permission accompanied by an Environmental
Statement.
Planning Application reference FP/274/21/OUT
Proposed development at Bognor Regis Golf Club Downview Road Felpham
I give notice that on 11th February 2022 Hallam Land Management applied to Arun District Council for
planning permission for Outline planning application with all matters reserved, except means of access, for
the erection of up to 480 new homes (C3), the formation of a new means of access onto Golf Links Road,
together with the creation of new surface water drainage, new landscaping and habitat creation, ground
works and other infrastructure and the retention and re-purposing of the retained club house (F2). This site
also lies within the parish of Yapton, affects a Public Right of Way and is a Departure from the Development Plan. This application is subject to an Environmental Statement.
Members of the public may inspect copies of
- the application
- the plans
- the enviromental statement
- and other documents submitted with the application
on the Council's website https:/www.arun.gov.uk/weekly-lists by entering the application reference
FP/274/21/OUT into the planning application search facility and clicking search. This will bring up the
application which you can click into and from there you can click View Documents to see the documents.
Members of the public can obtain copies of the Environmental Statement from LRM Planning Limited, 22
Cathedral Road, Cardiff CF11 9LJ.
Anyone who wishes to make representations should make them using the online facility or by email to
planning@arun.gov.uk by 9th April 2022
Neil Crowther
Group Head of Planning
Arun District Council, Civic Centre, Maltravers Rd, Littlehampton, BN17 5LF
Date 4th March 2022
No representations submitted
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STATUTORY NOTICES FOR APPLICATIONS ACCOMPANIED WITH AN
ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
Notice under Article 15(3) of an application for planning permission accompanied by an Environmental
Statement.
Planning Application reference M/16/22/PL
Proposed development at Land South of Grevatts Lane/A259 Climping
I give notice that on 11th February 2022 Hallam Land Managment applied to Arun District Council for
planning permission for Laying out of an 18 hole 72 par golf course, a 9 hole golf course, practice greens and a driving range including a buggy compound; the formation of a new access onto the A259; construction of a club house with associated golf club facilities; the construction of a maintenance building and external area of hardstanding; the laying of parking, new roads and paths; new landscape planting; surface water drainage basins and water storage resevoirs; and other earth works and infrastructure. This application also lies within the parishes of Climping and Yapton, is a Departure from the Development Plan and affects a Public Right of Way. This application is subject to an Environmental Statement.
Members of the public may inspect copies of
- the application
- the plans
- the enviromental statement
- and other documents submitted with the application
on the Council's website https:/www.arun.gov.uk/weekly-lists by entering the application reference
M/16/22/PL into the planning application search facility and clicking search. This will bring up the application which you can click into and from there you can click View Documents to see the documents.
Members of the public can obtain copies of the Environmental Statement from LRM Planning Ltd, 22
Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9LJ.
Anyone who wishes to make representations should make them using the online facility or by email to
planning@arun.gov.uk by 9th April 2022
Neil Crowther
Group Head of Planning
Arun District Council, Civic Centre, Maltravers Rd, Littlehampton, BN17 5LF
Date 4th March 2022
No representations submitted
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18/03/2022
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Y/23/22/HH
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Single storey side extension. This application may affect the character and appearance of the Church Road
Conservation Area.
1 Tillington Cottages
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Rheiner Masters
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 18/03/2022
Comments due to ADC by 07/04/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 22/04/2022
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Response submitted on Y/23/22/HH
YPC have strong concerns relating to the impact the single storey extension would have on the Main Road street scene. YPC would like to see a more sympathetic design in terms of materials and the Main Road elevation to ensure an enhancement of the conservation area.
YPC object
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01/04/2022
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Y/36/22/HH
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Erection of detached workshop, gym/hobby and greenhouse. This application affects character and appearance of the Main Road/Church Road, Yapton Conservation Area and a Listed Building.
Berri Court
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Mike Harding
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 01/04/2022
Comments due to ADC by 30/04/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
WITHDRAWN ON 19/05/2022
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Response to Y/36/22/HH
Yapton Parish Council has carefully considered the above application and has reservations relating to the proposal's impact on the setting of the Grade Il listed building, Berri Court. It should also be noted that Berri Court is a significant building within the Main Road conservation area and as such any additional built structure within its curtilage must reflect and enhance the status of the listed building and the conservation area.
YPC note that the applicant is proposing 3 individual new buildings - a greenhouse, workshop and gym/hobby room and would comment as follows:
1 . Greenhouse - Whilst the greenhouse is located within the near curtilage of the main dwelling, YPC appreciate that the function of the building draws on the heritage of this area of walled garden. YPC also note that the applicant has carefully considered an appropriate design and use of materials for the greenhouse to compliment the listed building.
- Proposed workshop (drawing BR/497/06) - YPC fail to understand how this structure relates to either the proposed heritage greenhouse or indeed the main listed building. YPC have concerns relating to the proximity of the proposed workshop to the main dwelling. The proposed structure jars against the listed building and has no relationship with either the proposed heritage greenhouse or indeed the listed building. YPC note that the suggested materials neither enhance or blend with the listed building or its setting and significant boundary walls. YPC object to the siting and design of the workshop.
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- Proposed gym/hobby room (drawings BR/497/05) - The proposed building is identical to the proposed workshop. Whilst to the back of the Berri Court the proposed building is sited within an interesting historical backdrop to the listed building. Y PC believe that the proposed unit must be more reflective of the character and heritage of Berri Court. Y PC would also expect an additional outbuilding in this area to relate more closely with the main dwelling. It should also be noted that due to level differences this proposed building will stand higher than the proposed workshop thus having a wider impact on the wider conservation area and adjoining properties.
YPC note that the applicant has recognises the importance of the listed building's status along with that of the Main Road conservation area. Y PC would therefore seek that this applicant be refused on grounds of both design and impact on the listed building, Berri Court, and its setting.
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22/04/2022
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Y/51/22/HH
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The installation of a ramp at the front of the property for wheelchair access.
39 Foundry Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Peter Taylor
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 22/04/2022
Comments due to ADC by 20/05/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 07/06/2022
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06/05/2022
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Y/57/22/PL
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Replacement of existing agricultural building. This site is in CIL Zone 3 (Zero Rated) as other development.
The Potting Barn
5 Hobbs Court
Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mrs Dilys Lownsborough
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 06/05/2022
Comments due to ADC by 04/06/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 27/06/2022
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13/05/2022
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Y/60/22/PL
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Erection of 1 No detached dwelling and garage with shared access from Maypole Lane. This application is a Departure from the Development Plan and this site is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as a new dwelling.
Longacre
Maypole Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr and Mrs N Boffee
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 13/05/2022
Comments due to ADC by 11/06/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Decision due on 05/07/2022
REFUSED
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Response to Y/60/22/PL
YPC note that the proposed development is a departure from planning policy. Whilst YPC appreciates ADC’s current housing position the Parish has a deep concern relating to the lack of master planning when considering ‘windfall’ development.
Should this application be approved YPC expect that the adjoining holiday let’s are conditioned to remain as such, thus ensuring the number of tourist bed provision to remain unchanged. This condition will ensure that local tourism will continue to strive.
With regard to the proposed new unit YPC expect the proposal to be built to good BREEAM levels to ensure sustainability into the future. YPC also expect the proposal to be water neutral where the Parish lies adjacent to a Water Sressed Area and seek conditions to reflect water neutral requirements for the proposed accommodation.
YPC welcome the applicant’s proposal to ensure that the unit is of a 'Built for Life' standard and would expect the unit to be fully adaptable to cater for all ages and levels of mobility. YPC seek these measures to be part of any conditions relating to a positive planning outcome for this proposal.
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Y/54/22/HH
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Erection of two storey side extension
following demolition of existing
garage.
14 Park Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr C. Prates
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 13/05/2022
Comments due to ADC by 11/06/2022
Comments Submitted:
YPC have no objection to this application but expect all materials to enhance and reflect the architectural vernacular of the existing building.
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 27/06/2022
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Y/58/22/HH
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Conversion of detached garage into
an annexe ancillary to the main
house.
Bonhams
Hoe Lane
Flansham
Applicant: Mr & Mrs Miles
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 13/05/2022
Comments due to ADC by 11/06/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 29/06/2022
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20/05/2022
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Y/61/22/HH
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The Potting Barn
5 Hobbs Court
Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mrs Dilys Lownsborough
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 20/05/2022
Comments due to ADC by 18/06/2022
Comments Submitted:
As this is permitted rights, the Parish Council's comment would be that the building must reflect materials appropriate to the overall built complex known as Hobbs Court.
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 07/07/2022
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27/05/2022
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Y/63/22/HH
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Erection of single storey side rear conservatory.
53b Charles Square
Cinders Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mrs Joanna Butler
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 27/05/2022
Comments due to ADC by 25/05/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 12/07/2022
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03/06/2022
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Y/66/22/HH
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Erection of single storey front extension.
29 West View Drive,
Yapton
Applicant: Mr David Edwards
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 03/06/2022
Comments due to ADC by 30/06/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 18/07/2022
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10/06/2022
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Y/67/22/HH
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Erection of detached workshop, gym/hobby and greenhouse. This application affects character and appearance of the Main Road/Church Road Yapton Conservation Area and the setting of a Listed Building.
Berri Court
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Mike Harding
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 10/06/2022
Comments due to ADC by 07/07/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 26/07/2022
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Y/68/22/L
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Listed building consent for the erection of detached workshop, gym/hobby and greenhouse.
Berri Court
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Mike Harding
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 10/06/2022
Comments due to ADC by 22/07/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 26/07/2022
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Responses to Y/67/22/HH and Y/68/22/L
YPC continue to echo its concerns raised in its previous objection dated 5th May 2022 to the applicates previous application of similar massing and design (Y/36/22 withdrawn).
YPC whilst accepting the heritage greenhouse as acceptable in planning terms where it reflects both the listed building's heritage and that of the conservation fail to understand the compatibility in terms of design or function of the proposed adjoining workshop/hobby room.
YPC request an elevation along drawing that shows both the workshop and greenhouse and their relationship as a whole against the listed building and its setting. YPC would ask that this application be deferred until such a drawing is issued.
YPC object to the application in its current form and would seek that the workshop/hobby room is removed in its entirety from any proposal that may be considered currently or in the future.
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17/06/2022
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Y/77/22/PL
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Erection of 4 No dwellings with access from Hoe Lane and associated landscaping, including native orchards and wildflower meadows (resubmission following
Y/7/22/PL).
This application is a
Departure from the Development Plan and is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Bonhams
Hoe Lane
Flansham
Applicant: Danielle and Victor Coutin
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 17/06/2022
Comments due to ADC by 29/07/2022
Comments Submitted:
YPC did discuss this application at its planning committee.
The consensus was, whilst recognising that the scheme had been reduced down in density, YPC still object on grounds of the application being a departure from the development plan.
Current Status
Approved Conditionally at Committee on 24/08/2022
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24/06/2022
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Y/76/22/PL
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Temporary change of use of a residential dwelling to a sales area alongside associated car parking. This application may affect the setting of a listed building and the site is in CIL zone (Zero Rated) as other development.
Bonhams Field
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Seaward Properties Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 24/06/2022
Comments due to ADC by 22/07/2022
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 02/08/2022
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Y/79/22/HH
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Erection of single storey rear conservatory.
8 Lambs Cottages
Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr & Mrs Stannard
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 24/06/2022
Comments due to ADC by 21/07/2022
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 09/08/2022
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08/07/2022
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Y/72/22/PL
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Change of use from dwelling house (Class C3 (a)) to Residential Care Home for adults with learning
difficulties / autism and with physical and complex health needs (Class C2) to include minor internal alterations and conversion of existing garage to form additional en-suite bedroom and office. This application is a Departure from the Development Plan is in CIL Zone 3 (Zero Rated) as other development.
Silverdale
Yapton Road
Barnham
Applicant: Consensus Support Services Ltd
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 08/07/2022
Comments due to ADC by 04/08/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 26/08/2022
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Response submitted to Y/72/22/PL:
YPC has considered this application and whilst welcome accommodation of this nature would seek conditions that ensure the safety of the proposed residents in relation to the proximity of the road.
The property fronts a dangerous section of road and currently has no boundary fence/hedge protecting the residents from wandering onto the pavement and/or road.
YPC expect occupation of the unit not to occur until appropriate safety measure have been installed along the property’s boundary with Yapton Road.
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Y/82/22/HH
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Installation of 40 solar panels on five ground mounted frames
Nash Cottage
Maypole Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Christopher White
Case Officer: Andrew Wood
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Received 08/07/2022
Comments due to ADC by 04/08/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 12/08/2022
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Y/81/22/A
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Installation of 1 x non-illuminated roadside sign, 1 x non-illuminated monolith sign an 4 x non-illuminated
flags.
Bonhams Field
Main Road
Yapton
Arundel
Applicant: Seaward Properties Limited
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 08/07/2022
Comments due to ADC by 04/08/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Decision to Part Apprvl/Part Refuse on 04/08/2022
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Responses on Y/81/22/A:
“YPC has considered this application and would note that the location plan delineating the location of the advertising totems and flag poles are of poor quality and not clear in actual placement of the proposed signage.
YPC Note that the applicant already has a substantial and very prominent marketing totem fronting Yapton Road and would question the need for further extensive advertising signage fronting main road.
YPC has deep concerns that this section of Main Road will become overcrowded and cluttered with unnecessary additional marketing signage which will impact negatively on the conservation area.
YPC would welcome that the applicant resubmits their application with reduced marketing paraphernalia. One totem would seem more appropriate for the type of development, location and being part of the conservation area.
YPC therefore object.”
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Y/84/22/HH
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Single storey side extension including installation of pool.
Baytree Cottage
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr John Foster
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 08/07/2022
Comments due to ADC by 04/08/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 22/08/2022
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Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
Notice under Article 15(3) of an application for planning permission accompanied by an Environmental Statement.
Planning Application reference FP/274/21/OUT
Proposed development at Bognor Regis Golf Club Downview Road Felpham
I give notice that on 11th February 2022 Hallam Land Management applied to Arun District Council for planning permission for Outline planning application with all matters reserved, except means of access, for the erection of up to 480 new homes (C3), the formation of a new means of access onto Golf Links Road, together with the creation of new surface water drainage, new landscaping and habitat creation, ground works and other infrastructure and the retention and re-purposing of the retained club house (F2).
This site also lies within the parish of Yapton, affects a Public Right of Way and is a Departure from the Development Plan. This application is subject to an Environmental Statement.
Readvertisement due to amended plans - red line and to address comments by consultees.
Further information has been received in relation to the Environmental Statement which has already been provided and there is a requirement in the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended) for publicity and consultation on this further information.
Members of the public may inspect copies of
- the application
- the plans
- the environmental statement and related further information
- and other documents submitted with the application
on the Council's website https:/www.arun.gov.uk/weekly-lists by entering the application reference FP/274/21/OUT into the planning application search facility and clicking search. This will bring up the application which you can click into and from there you can click View Documents to see the documents.
Members of the public can obtain copies of the Environmental Statement from LRM Planning Limited, 22 Cathedral Road, Cardiff CF11 9LJ.
Anyone who wishes to make representations should make them using the online facility or by email to planning@arun.gov.uk by 13th August 2022
Neil Crowther
Group Head of Planning
Arun District Council, Civic Centre, Maltravers Rd, Littlehampton, BN17 5LF
Date 8th July 2022
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Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
Notice under Article 15(3) of an application for planning permission accompanied by an Environmental Statement.
Planning Application reference M/16/22/PL
Proposed development at Land South of Grevatts Lane/A259 Climping
I give notice that on 11th February 2022 Hallam Land Managment applied to Arun District Council for planning permission for Laying out of an 18 hole 72 par golf course, a 9 hole golf course, practice greens and a driving range including a buggy compound; the formation of a new access onto the A259; construction of a club house with associated golf club facilities; the construction of a maintenance building and external area of hardstanding; the laying of parking, new roads and paths; new landscape planting; surface water drainage basins and water storage reservoirs; and other earth works and infrastructure.
This application also lies within the parishes of Climping and Yapton, is a Departure from the Development Plan and affects a Public Right of Way. This application is subject to an Environmental Statement.
QAPLPARLIST(ODB) 2018 4 of 5
Readvertisement due to amended plans to address consultee points and slight amendment to red line plans. Further information has been received in relation to the Environmental Statement which has already been provided and there is a requirement in the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended) for publicity and consultation on this further information.
Members of the public may inspect copies of
- the application
- the plans
- the environmental statement and related further information
- and other documents submitted with the application
on the Council's website https:/www.arun.gov.uk/weekly-lists by entering the application reference M/16/22/PL into the planning application search facility and clicking search. This will bring up the application which you can click into and from there you can click View Documents to see the documents.
Members of the public can obtain copies of the Environmental Statement from LRM Planning Ltd, 22 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9LJ.
Anyone who wishes to make representations should make them using the online facility or by email to planning@arun.gov.uk by 13th August 2022
Neil Crowther
Group Head of Planning
Arun District Council, Civic Centre, Maltravers Rd, Littlehampton, BN17 5LF
Date 8th July 2022
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29/07/2022
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Y/93/22/PL
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Variation of condition following Y/158/21/PL relating to Condition No 2 - approved plans, to include a substation.
The Steddles
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Pallant Homes
C/O Smith Simmons & Partners
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 29/07/2022
Comments due to ADC by 25/08/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally at Committee on 26/10/2022
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YPC object to the proposed materials for the fencing. YPC insist that the fencing is softened by planting native hedging to ensure that the frontage of North End Road maintains its rural setting as reflected in all new boundary treatments located along this part of North End Road. Alternatively, YPC would welcome brick and flint which would be more in keeping with this frontage area.
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05/08/2022
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Y/85/22/HH
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Conversion of existing loggia / outbuildings to habitable use and erection of detached outbuilding. (This application may affect the setting of a listed building).
Old Bilsham Farm
Bilsham Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr M Inglis
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 05/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 02/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 13/09/2022
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YPC regard this as a two part planning application i) the change of use from a loggia to residential use ancilllary to the main dwelling and ii) the erection of a new outbuilding building, use to be determined.
YPC conditionally approve the change of use from loggia to residential use on the basis that the additional space remains ancillary to the main dwelling a does not form a separate residential dwelling. A stand alone residential dwelling must be considered as a detailed planning application in its own right.
YPC note that the proposed outbuilding is also referred to a new garage bulding. YPC therefore insist that the use of the outbuilding is clarified or set out by way of conditions stating its express use.
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Y/86/22/L
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Listed building consent for conversion of existing loggia / outbuildings to habitable use and erection of
detached outbuilding.
Old Bilsham Farm
Bilsham Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr M Inglis
Case Officer: Amber Willard
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Received 05/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 02/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
See above
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 13/09/2022
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12/08/2022
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Y/88/22/PO
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Application under S106A for the modification of the Section 106 dated 17/11/14 linked to Y/81/10 in relation to Clause 2.16 of Schedule 4 which relates to the mortgagee in possession clause.
Land at Navigation Close
Yapton
Applicant: Stonewater Limited
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 12/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 09/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved on 04/10/2022
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Y99/22/HH
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Demolition of existing single storey garage and replacement with new double garage and bedrooms above. (This application may affect the character and appearance of the Main Road/Church Road, Yapton Conservation Area).
Tyrolean Lodge
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr John Routledge
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 12/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 09/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 30/09/2022
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Y/75/22/HH
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Drop Kerb
4 East Bank,
North End Road,
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Merv Pollington
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 12/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 09/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 04/10/2022
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19/08/2022
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Y/100/22/HH
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Demolition of single storey side extension and two storey rear extension. Erection of new single storey both side extensions and two storey side/rear extension. Insertion of rear dormer window and rooflights. Replacement of single vehicular access gate with pedestrian gate.
Ferndale House
Burndell Road
Yapton
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
Applicant: Mr Tristan Waterkeyn & Mrs Kate Waterkeyn
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Received 19/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 16/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 07/10/2022
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26/08/2022
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Y/101/22/HH
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Extensions to front (north) of dwelling and other alterations including changes to fenestration/openings
following removal of rear (south) conservatory and detached swimming pool cover.
Old Granary
Bilsham Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr & Mrs Morgan
Case Officer: Louise Shaw
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Received 26/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 23/09/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Withdrawn on 14/10/2022
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Y/104/22//HH
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Single storey front and rear extension.
50 Goodhew Close
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Danny Smith
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 26/08/2022
Comments due to ADC by 16/11/2022
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 21/11/2022
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16/09/2022
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Y/108/22/PL
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Construction of 1 no. dwelling with new vehicular access and associated works. This is in CIL zone 3 and is CIL liable as new dwelling.
Cosy Cot
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Bucknell Henry Adams LLP
Case Officer: Kathryn Welch
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Received 16/09/2022
Comments due to ADC by 24/10/2022
Comments Submitted:
See Below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 23/11/2022
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Planning response to the above application- conditionally approve. Conditions must include:
- materials to match the exiting flint and tile terraced villas. This is to ensure the integrity of this unique line if terraced villas character and local historic value are not diluted through poor choice of materials.
- Ridge height to be no higher than the existing terraced villas. This is to ensure that the new dwelling does not dominate a key character built streetscape but blends into it and enhances it.
- Access from Main Road into the site to meet all safety standards.
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14/10/2022
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Y/117/22/T
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1 No. Willow Tree (T1) - Crown reduction to leave height 6m and spread 6m. 1 No. Silver Birch (T2) - Crown reduction to leave height 8m and spread 3m. 1 No. Silver Birch (T3) - Crown reduction to leave height 8m and spread 3m.
10 The Poplars
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Richard Goss
Case Officer: Hannah Riddle
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Received 14/10/2022
Comments due to ADC by 10/11/2022
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Application Withdrawn on 11/11/2022
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21/10/2022
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Y/124/22/PL
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Erection of 9 No dwellings with associated access, car ports, parking and landscaping. This
application may affect the setting of a listed building, may affect the character and appearance of the
Main Road/Church Road
Conservation Area, is a Departure from the Development Plan and is in
CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Barns South of Stakers Farm
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Dandara Southern Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 21/10/2022
Comments due to ADC by 17/11/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Approved Conditionally at Committee on 11/01/2023
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Response submitted on Y/124/22/PL
The following is the full response to the above planning application. I am sending this direct to you as it exceeds the number of characters for direct input on to the planning portal. I have registered it as an objection, but the response asks for a deferral to consider the matters outlined in our response. I have made a summary comment on the entry in the portal alerting people to look elsewhere for the Parish’s full response.
Y/124/22/PL
Barns South of Stakers Farm North End Road Yapton
Erection of 9 No dwellings with associated access, car ports, parking and landscaping. This application may affect the setting of a listed building, may affect the character and appearance of the Main Road/Church Road Conservation Area, is a Departure from the Development Plan and is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
YPC has carefully considered the above application. YPC expresses its disappointed that the applicant has not engaged with the Parish to discuss the principles of the scheme in terms of density, housing type and its vital status to guaranteeing a fully accessible green multiuser public pathway linking all housing to the south of the site/farm track to Yapton Primary school and the public right of way network in the north of the village. The ability to link the whole village safely to the Primary school via a green multiuser public right of way is essential to encourage the Parish’s children’s wellbeing and encourage reduced car journeys on the local road network.
YPC recognise that the proposal lies outside the BUAB and more importantly sits adjacent to both the Main Road/Church Road conservation area and curtilage of the listed building and farmyard of Stakers Farm. For these reasons alone the proposal should be refused.
However, YPC recognise the exceptional circumstances of this site; namely the plot is bounded by new housing along its western and southern boundaries and adjacent to the listed built forms of Stakers Farm to the east. The plot could be perceived as infill. YPC whilst accepting this principle does have grave concerns about the impact of the proposal on both the listed Stakers Farm complex, conservation area and the proposed open space/playing field on its northern boundary.
YPC therefore request that the proposal is amended to reflect both the importance of Stakers Farm and the location of the proposal’s plot.
YPC believe that the proposal is too dense in terms of built area for the plot. Especially where the thread of design for both of the adjoining new housing schemes has been to reduce density at their respective outer boundary edges. This proposal fails to continue or indeed reflect this established principle.
YPC would encourage a more appropriate housing mix. YPC require this plot to accommodate housing for the future i.e. fully accessible housing for the less able thus blending in with the scheme to the south of the site. Yapton has a strong demand for bungalows and suitable accessible housing for the less mobile and would expect this plot to accommodate such accommodation. In providing such accommodation this would encourage an active recycling of existing housing stock within the Parish by enabling downsizing for empty nesters and upsizing for young families into older housing stock within the Parish.
YPC are deeply concerned with the proposed materials. The site forms part of the setting and visibility splays of both the listed buildings and conservation area. The materials used must reflect the historic nature of the site especially that of the adjoining flint barn.
YPC also note that the existing farm track leading west of the site is not going to be utilised as a vital green route/lung connecting this whole area with the new housing to south and on to key existing footpaths and proposed green routes in YPC emerging Neighbourhood Plan. YPC expect that this track is designated as a green route/public multiuser byway. This track is vital to guaranteeing the safe passage of all children living south of Main Road including the new emerging estates of Bonham’s Field and Drove Lane (SD7) to Yapton Primary School by foot. A full right of way must be established to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all school children and nursery children to travel safely by foot to the school via an off-road green route.
YPC also note the lack of provision of biodiverse space and would expect the farm track to be utilised as such and not as extension to existing private gardens. The current proposal fails to provide any community or environmental benefit. Green connectivity and biodiverse space throughout the village is an essential legacy that this Parish requires. Changing the use of this vital link to private gardens is a missed opportunity and of little benefit to the community
YPC would only support this application if the points raised above are fully considered. YPC therefore request that this proposal is DEFERRED until these matters are fully addressed.
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Y/106/22/HH
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Single storey front, rear and side infill extension.
6, Park Drive
Yapton
Applicant: Mr T Morgan
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 21/10/2022
Comments due to ADC by 17/11/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 06/12/2022
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43
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28/10/2022
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Y/127/22/PL
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Change of use of existing garage to 1 No 3 bed dwelling, separate to the main dwelling, including side extension. This site is in CIL Zone 2 and is CIL Liable as new dwelling.
Lintels
Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr G. Poston
Case Officer: Louise Shaw
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Received 28/10/2022
Comments due to ADC by 24/11/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 06/01/2023
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04/11/2022
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Y/132/22/PL
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Variation of conditions 2, 9, 12 and 15 imposed under Y/93/22/PL relating to surface water drainage scheme, management and maintenance regime and construction works details of foul water drainage system, landscaping scheme and details for plots 5 & 6 to meet the requirements of M4(2) of the Building Regulations 2010 (which previously varied condition 2 of Y/158/21/PL).
The Steddles
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Pallant Homes Limited
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 04/11/2022
Comments due to ADC by 13/01/2023
Comments Submitted:
No objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 31/01/2023
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47
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25/11/2022
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Y/139/22/PL
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1 No dwelling including the reuse of part of the existing outbuilding, existing leylandii boundary hedge
will be removed and replaced with a 1.8m close boarded fence, planted with native hedgerow and garden redesign. This application is a Departure from the Development Plan, affects the setting of listed buildings and is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwelling.
Bilsham Manor
Bilsham Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr D Robinson
Case Officer: Maria Tomalova
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Received 25/11/2022
Comments due to ADC by 22/12/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Refused on 10/02/2023
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YPC insist that the building's massing, ridge height and proximity to both the listed building and it's setting must be subservient to the Manor House.
Should the application be granted planning YPC insist that conditions must be attached to any consent requiring all materials must reflect the aesthetic and historic heritage of the surrounding buildings.
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Y/140/22/L
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Listed building consent for 1 No dwelling including the reuse of part of the existing outbuilding, existing leylandii boundary hedge will be removed and replaced with a 1.8m close boarded fence, planted with native hedgerow and garden redesign.
Bilsham Manor
Bilsham Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mr D Robinson
Case Officer: Maria Tomalova
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Received 25/11/2022
Comments due to ADC by 22/12/2022
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Decision due on 12/01/2023
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YPC insist that the building's massing, ridge height and proximity to both the listed building and it's setting must be subservient to the Manor House.
Should the application be granted planning YPC insist that conditions must be attached to any consent requiring all materials must reflect the aesthetic and historic heritage of the surrounding buildings.
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Y/143/22/PO
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Application to enter into a Deed of Variation to modify the affordable housing clause in the section 106 dated 21-11-19 linked to Y/88/18/OUT.
Land on the north side of
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Synergy Housing Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 25/11/2022
Comments due to ADC by 22/12/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Approved on 05/01/2023
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Y/144/22/PO
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Application to enter into a Deed of Variation to modify the affordable housing clause in the section 106 dated 11-12-18 linked to Y/44/17/OUT.
Land at Stakers Farm
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Synergy Housing Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 04/11/2022
Comments due to ADC by 01/12/2022
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Approved on 05/01/2023
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01
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06/01/2023
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Y/148/22/HH
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Front extension, changes to fenestration/openings following removal of rear conservatory and detached swimming pool cover.
Old Granary
Bilsham Lane
Bilsham
Yapton
Applicant: Mr and Mrs Morgan
Case Officer: Louise Shaw
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Received 06/01/2023
Comments due to ADC by 03/02/2023
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 08/02/2023
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02
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13/01/2023
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Y/149/22/PL
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Erection of 20 dwellings (including 6 affordable units) with new access, open space, landscaping, sustainable drainage, biodiversity mitigation and associated works.
This application is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL liable as new dwellings and is a Departure from the Development Plan. The proposal may affect the
setting of the Main Road/Church Road, Yapton Conservation Area.
Land West of Drove Lane
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Landlink Estates Ltd
Case Officer: Mr S Davis
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Received 13/01/2023
Comments due to ADC by 15/02/2023
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
REFUSED ON 04/04/2023
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Parish Response to Planning Reference Y/149/22/PL
Land West of Drove Lane Main Road Yapton BN18 0DZ
Erection of 20 dwellings (including 6 affordable units) with new access, open space, landscaping, sustainable drainage, biodiversity mitigation and associated works
Yapton Parish Council (YPC) has given careful consideration to the above application for 20 dwellings at land west of Drove Lane Main Road, Yapton and strongly object to housing at this location.
YPC would reiterate its strong reluctance at losing open agricultural land especially open space that is key to the setting of a conservation area and historic Portsmouth and Arundel Canal to non-designated speculative housing development. YPC therefore strongly object to this proposal that will have both a detrimental impact on the historic nature of this location and importance of its setting along the Yapton Road, B2233.
The B2233 Yapton Road/Main Road is the ‘gateway’ to Yapton’s historic quarter and informs the present day of Yapton’s rural identity, a highly valued characteristic which is clearly reflected in the master planning of SD7/Drove Lane development and its use of agricultural open space on the ‘Lambs Field’ fronting the B2233.
YPC have worked closely with ADC in contributing positively towards ADC’s Non-strategic Housing Delivery Policy (ALP 12.1.11) despite this policy now being abandoned by ADC without full and proper consultation with Parishes and the communities impacted by this Council led decision. YPC has, in full cooperation, increased its original Parish housing allocation through supporting applications Y/44/17/OUT (70 units) and Y49/18/PL (10 units) increasing its intended Parish allocation to 110 units. Planning has also been granted for additional non designated housing sites totalling an additional 405 units above YPC’s original housing allocation. This excludes the additional small strategic housing site SD7 (550 units) which provides a combined total to 1,065 additional dwellings. Over 50% of these sites are in build or complete with the outstanding sites.
YPC does not regard this application as being an appropriate addition to Yapton’s housing supply or indeed a positive contribution to YPC’s existing social fabric or environment placing future resident’s wellbeing at risk.
YPC strongly object to this application on the following grounds:
1. Location and Character of the Site
The site is situated 0.5 miles west of the village centre. It lies outside the villages’ BUAB as designated within the ALP 2011-2031 and YNP along with the emerging modified YNP2.
The parcel of land is clearly identified as rural hinterland being physically separated by Drove Lane and the ‘Lambs Field’. The site is also set amongst primarily open space/agricultural land and forms an important green edge to the village and former Portsmouth and Arundel Canal. A new housing estate in this location would be wholly inappropriate.
2. Planning
The proposal fails to meet key policy criteria set out in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), and more importantly those of the ALP 2011- 2031 and YNP, lying outside the existing built-up areas as defined in the ALP.
The applicant seems to rely heavily on the outcomes of the HELAA which YPC caution should be regarded as an informative and not as a policy document.
The current made YNP 2014 the following policies are relevant.
3.2.1 The site is a departure from the made Yapton Neighbourhood Plan being outside the designated built-up area boundary, policy BB1.
3.2.2 The site fails to reflect the made Yapton Neighbourhood Plan housing policy H1 and is not an allocated site.
This proposal is not plan led and firmly places the local community’s needs and infrastructure deficiencies as a low priority. Whilst the 5 year housing supply is important it should not be the dominant factor determining the sustainability of a non-designated residential proposal lying outside the BUAB.
3. Housing Need
Arun District Council’s shortfall in meeting its 5 year housing supply should not be the sole factor in determining whether speculative non designated non infill housing should be allowed on greenfield sites which and located away from the actual granular District need.
The Government has directed decision making away from the binary 5 year supply process towards one which is driven by genuine immediate local community need and environmental/social benefit. YPC is of the view, that on a local level, Yapton has contributed positively to ADC’s housing requirement - 1,000+ new houses built or in build over the last 5 years. Further additional housing in the Parish will now have a significant and detrimental impact on the Parish’s facilities and existing infrastructure and community’s wellbeing. The speed of growth over the last 5 years within the village has not been met by improvement and upgrade of community facilities appropriate to a village that has seen its housing provision baseline double in size. This unplanned growth has failed to provide genuine homes for real local Yapton families it has merely eroded the existing community fabric and placed incredible pressure on all community facilities which are all oversubscribed – primary school, doctor’s surgery, youth facilities etc.
It should be noted that the 2015 IMD deprivation Index clearly illustrates that Yapton has been consistently failed from investment in improving education, child poverty, health and accommodating the needs of the elderly. Whereas, barriers to housing services, are not regarded as a significant barrier to the Parish.
4. The Proposal
4.1 Layout
The scheme is presented as an isolated site with poor sustainable links to the Yapton village and its facilities.
The scheme fails to draw upon or even reflect the historic nature of the few linear/ribbon settlements which lie along this section of the B2233 in terms of density, scale or vernacular. There appears a total disregard of the historic Portsmouth and Arundel Canal and its need for a genuine deep open landscaped setting to persevere and offset its historic importance.
The scheme is divorced from and fails to relate to the main BUAB. It simply stands as an isolated satellite housing estate bring no architectural or community benefit to the parish and its defined BUAB.
4.2 Transport/Sustainable links
The Parish has concerns regarding the transport solution/access to the proposal. The increased traffic movements will conflict with existing traffic flows. It will also conflict with the two new estate roads servicing housing schemes Drove Lane (SD7 550 units in build) and Bonhams Fields both exiting onto this section of the B2233 and all within 30m of each other.
The access solution is also in direct conflict with the scout hut and nursery building.
YPC note that there are no proposals to provide any footpaths or cycle ways to safely connect this satellite housing estate to Yapton village and its community facilities. Safe sustainable links around the village which will divert pedestrians, cyclists, and other users away from the main road network onto a safer and more appropriate village green network must be incorporated within any new scheme thus promoting a healthy environment.
YPC would expect sustainable links improved and developed to allow the safe eventual passage of both pedestrians and cyclists to Barnham Rial station.
4.3 Social
Yapton Primary School remains oversubscribed with no immediate start date for its expansion plans. Until this has been accommodated no further housing should be allowed in the Parish.
It is also acknowledged that the medical provision in the village has reached capacity thus being unable to meet any new resident’s needs. YPC fail to see how this development can enhance the existing community until these shortfalls are overcome and proper future provision accounted.
5. Flooding
YPC have grave concerns relating to flooding and continuous ongoing surface water flooding along this section of the B2233. The loss of this greenfield site to a built environment will merely exacerbate the current flooding problem further.
YPC also note the planning application’s absence of an acceptable FRA & Drainage Strategy and insist that an up to date report in accordance with the NPPF, PPG Flood risk and coastal change or local policies is produced before any decision is made on this application.
6. Conclusion
YPC view this proposal as being totally disconnected from Yapton and its facilities.
YPC has contributed positively towards Arun District Council’s housing supply on a District level and more than adequately allowed for the Parish’s actual immediate local need; significant weight must be placed on the both the Environmental and Social Benefits of this scheme.
YPC are of the view that the scheme fails to reflect the heritage of this rural part of Yapton and degrades the appearance of the Portsmouth and Arundel Canal. It will increase the current flooding problem in this location. The social benefits are non-existent especially when considering there are no comprehensive proposed improvements to sustainable transport to ensure safe green connectivity with Yapton’s facilities and Barnham rail station.
YPC therefore request that this application is refused planning permission.
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27/01/2023
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Y/2/23/HH
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Proposed single storey rear
extension and garage conversion.
38 Goodhew Close
Yapton
Applicant: Mr W Harris
Case Officer: Hannah Riddle
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Received 27/01/2023
Comments due to ADC by 02/03/2023
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 21/03/2023
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05
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03/02/2023
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Y/7/23/PL
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Erection of 4. No dwellings
comprising 2 x 3-bed and 2 x 4-bed detached houses with associated garages, parking, landscaping and
internal access road. This
application affects the setting of listed buildings, affects the character and appearance of the Main
Road/Church Road Conservation Area and is in CIL Zone 2 and is CIL
Liable as new dwellings.
Paddock adjoining Stakers Farm
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Southward-Knightly Property Ltd
Case Officer: Maria Tomalova
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Received 03/02/2023
Comments due to ADC by 02/03/2023
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
REFUSED ON 04/04/2023
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Parish Response to Planning Reference Y/7/23/PL
Paddock adjoining Stakers Farm North End Road Yapton BN18 0DU
Erection of 4. No dwellings comprising 2 x 3-bed and 2 x 4-bed detached houses with associated garages, parking, landscaping and internal access road.
Yapton Parish Council (YPC) has given careful consideration to the above application for 4 dwellings located on the paddock fronting North End Road adjacent to Stakers Farm Yapton and strongly object to this proposal.
YPC would reiterate its strong reluctance at losing prominent open space that is outside the BUAB and key to the setting of a conservation area and grade 2 listed building to non-designated speculative housing development. YPC strongly object to this proposal having the opinion that it will have both a detrimental impact on the historic nature of this location and importance of its setting along the North End Road.
YPC have worked closely with ADC in contributing positively towards ADC’s Non-strategic Housing Delivery Policy (ALP 12.1.11) despite this policy now being abandoned by ADC without full and proper consultation with Parishes and the communities impacted by this Council led decision. YPC has, in full cooperation, increased its original Parish housing allocation through supporting applications Y/44/17/OUT (70 units) and Y49/18/PL (10 units) increasing its intended Parish allocation to 110 units. Planning has also been granted for additional non designated housing sites totalling an additional 405 units above YPC’s original housing allocation. This excludes the additional small strategic housing site SD7 (550 units) which provides a combined total to 1,065 additional dwellings. Over 50% of these sites are in build or completed.
YPC does not regard this application as being an appropriate addition to Yapton’s housing supply or indeed a positive contribution to YPC’s existing social fabric or environment placing future resident’s wellbeing and heritage at risk.
YPC strongly object to this application on the following grounds:
1. Location and Character of the Site
The parcel of land is clearly acts as an important open space providing an appropriate setting for both the Grade 2 listed Stakers Farmhouse building and its associated farm buildings.
It should also be noted that the paddock is significantly higher in level terms than North End Road. Any new building on such elevated ground will have a significant detrimental impact on both the streetscape and nearby buildings, notably Stakers Farmhouse and its setting.
2. Planning
The proposal fails to meet key policy criteria set out in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), and more importantly those of the ALP 2011- 2031 and YNP, lying outside the existing built-up areas as defined in the ALP.
This proposal is not plan led and firmly places the local community’s needs and infrastructure deficiencies as a low priority. Whilst the 5 year housing supply is important it should not be the dominant factor determining the sustainability of a non-designated residential proposal lying outside the BUAB. Both the environmental and heritage value of this site must be given due weight.
3. Housing Need
Arun District Council’s shortfall in meeting its 5 year housing supply should not be the sole factor in determining whether speculative non designated housing should be allowed on greenfield sites which are located away from the actual granular District need.
The Government has directed decision making away from the binary 5 year supply process towards one which is driven by genuine immediate local community need and environmental/social benefit. YPC is of the view, that on a local level, Yapton has contributed positively to ADC’s housing requirement - 1,000+ new houses built or in build over the last 5 years.
4 The Proposal
4.1 Layout
The scheme fails to draw upon or even reflect the historic agricultural nature of its location. It fails to reflect the heritage of Stakers Farmhouse and its historic agricultural barns. The building lines of the proposal fail to recognise the set back nature of the existing built form bring its buildings close to North End Road opposed to being set back. This, coupled with the significant height of the site generates an overbearing-built form in an otherwise open streetscape.
4.2 Transport
The Parish has concerns regarding the access to the scheme and the accumulative impact on North End Road. This section of North End Road is prone to congestion due to conflict with the access point to the Avisford Surgery and overspill on-street parking resulting from both visitors to the surgery, nursing home and primary school.
YPC believe the current farm track to be unsuitable for an increase in traffic movements onto and off North End Road.
4.3 Environment
YPC fail to understand the environmental benefit in biodiversity terms in loosing a key parcel of open meadow and 5 mature trees to enable 4 large houses to be built. YPC would expect significant weigh to be placed on the biodiversity gain of this proposal when compared to its existing use. Presently there seems to be a significant shortfall.
5. Conclusion
YPC view this proposal as wholly inappropriate in scale, built form and access terms for this location.
YPC has contributed positively towards Arun District Council’s housing supply on a District level and more than adequately allowed for the Parish’s actual immediate local need; significant weight must be placed on the Environmental and Social Benefits of this scheme. The scheme is clearly deficient in terms of biodiversity gain.
YPC are of the view that the scheme fails to reflect the heritage of this rural part of Yapton and degrades the appearance of both the conservation area and grade 2 listed building Stakers Farmhouse.
YPC therefore request that this application is refused planning permission.
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10/02/2023
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Y/4/23/HH
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Part single, part two storey rear extension and single storey side extension.
1 Railway Cottages
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Martin Osborne-Shaw
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 10/02/2023
Comments due to ADC by 10/03/2023
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 29/03/2023
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24/02/2023
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Y/12/23/HH
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First Floor loft extension
1, Lakers Cottages
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr Craig Heslop
Case Officer: Hannah Riddle
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Received 24/02/2023
Comments due to ADC by 23/03/2023
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 13/04/2023
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03/03/2023
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Y/15/23/HH
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Proposed first floor balcony at the rear elevation
29 Charles Square
Yapton
Applicant: Mr David Sutcliff
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 03/03/2023
Comments due to ADC by 30/03/2023
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 18/04/2023
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10
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10/03/2023
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Y/19/23/HH
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Install new 1.8m close boarded timber fence and gate to west boundary and fence to east boundary to replace existing and infill 2 x existing dummy doors to south with brick. This application effects the setting of a Listed Building.
5 Hobbs Court,
The Potting Barn
Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mrs Dilys Lownsborough
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 10/03/2023
Comments due to ADC by 06/04/2023
Comments Submitted:
No Objection
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 28/04/2023
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11
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17/03/2023
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Y/20/23/PL
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Amendment of existing implemented permission Y/92/17/OUT to remove condition 26 relating to Lifetime Home Standards and to regularise the previous approval of Y/21/21/NMA relating to the wording of conditions 9 and 12.
Land East of Drove Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Barratt David Wilson Southern
Case Officer: Mr S. Davis
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Received 17/03/2023
Comments due to ADC by 15/04/2023
Comments Submitted:
No Comments
Current Status
Decision due on 08/06/2023
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Y/23/23/A
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1 No non illuminated Diabond panel sign.
Land at Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Bilsham Road Development LLP
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 17/03/2023
Comments due to ADC by 15/04/2023
Comments Submitted:
No comments
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 05/05/2023
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07/04/2023
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Y/32/23/PL
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Demolition of existing garage to be replaced with 1 No new dwelling. This application affects the character and appearance of the Main Road/Church Road Yapton Conservation Area, affects the setting of listed buildings, is in CIL Zone 2 and is CIL liable as a new dwelling.
Tyrolean Lodge
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr J. Routledge
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 07/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 17/05/2023
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Decision due on 25/05/2023
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Y/29/23/HH
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Single storey rear extension to create an annexe.
Lake Barn
Maypole Lane
Yapton
Applicant: Mrs J. Frost
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 07/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 17/05/2023
Comments Submitted:
None submitted
Current Status
Approved Conditionally on 25/05/2023
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14/04/2023
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Y/31/23/PL
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Construction of 6 No new dwellings with new access from Bilsham Road, sustainable drainage and landscaping. This application is a Departure from the Development Plan, may affect the setting of listed
buildings and is in CIL Zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
Land adjacent to Little Meadow
Bilsham Road
Yapton
Applicant: Ms Taylor C/O Nova Planning Building A
Case Officer: Simon Newall
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Received 14/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 13/05/2023
Comments Submitted:
See below
Current Status
Decision due at Committee on 12/07/2023
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Comments submitted on Y/31/23/HH
Y/31/23/PL
Construction of 6 No new dwellings with new access from Bilsham Road
Land adjacent to Little Meadow Bilsham Road Yapton BN18 0JY
YPC has fully considered the above application for 6 dwellings south of North End level crossing. YPC has objected to previous development proposals in the location primarily due to the location being divorced from the main community facilities within the village. YPC continues to have strong reservations towards the suitability of the location for new housing and to object to this application.
Whilst the application is a considerably smaller proposal to past applications, the prosed infrastructure is more appropriate to a support larger scheme. YPC therefore regard this application as a cynical approach to establish principles to base a larger proposal.
YPC continues to have grave concerns regarding the remoteness of the site and it's dependence on a new walkway to link the site more easily with existing PRoWs. The timing and confirmation of the implementation of this walkway must be confirmed before any proposal can be brought forward for consideration.
YPC strongly object to this proposal where is it clearly a departure from the Development Plan and outside the BUAB. In terms of sustainability the site is remote and inaccessible from all village facilities.
YPC strongly object to this application.
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16
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21/04/2023
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Y/33/23/HH
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Demolition of existing single storey rear extension and erection of single storey rear extension and rear dormer.
Cosy Cot
Main Road
Yapton
Applicant: Mr P Bucknell
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 21/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 20/05/2023
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Decision due on 08/06/2023
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Y/37/23/PL
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Change of use of brick built
outbuilding to a beauty salon. This application is in CIL Zone 2 (Zero Rated) as other development.
66, Loveys Road
Yapton
Applicant: SF Beauty
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 21/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 20/05/2023
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Decision due on 11/06/2023
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17
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28/04/2023
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Y/41/23/PL
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Erection of 4 No dwellings with associated landscaping, access and parking. This application is a Departure from the Development Plan and is in CIL zone 3 and is CIL Liable as new dwellings.
The Old Coal Yard
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Sussex Design and Development
Case Officer: Graham Speller
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Received 28/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 26/05/2023
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Decision due on 20/06/2023
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Y/36/23/PL
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Addition of Rear Conservatory on Plot 136
Plot 136,
Land at Street Buildings
North End Road
Yapton
Applicant: Redrow Homes
Case Officer: Hannah Kersley
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Received 28/04/2023
Comments due to ADC by 07/06/2023
Comments Submitted:
Not yet submitted
Current Status
Decision due on 15/06/2023
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