Category: PlanningFurther to the Howards Marina Development post from May 2010, a new planning application has been submitted to the Planning department which outlines changes to the original proposal. Full details about the proposal and responses from the ‘Environmental Agency’ , ‘Natural England’ and others etc.. can be found here
Planning Application Relating to the Proposed Development of Howard’s Marina together with a Separate Application for an Associated Clubhouse. Finnigan Road. Plymouth. The first application is for the proposed development of a new Marina with berths and associated car parking. The second application is for the proposed Clubhouse associated with the Marina. The scheme has […]
A 3 day Planning Inquiry was held at the beginning of March 2010 to assess appeals against the two refused Outline Planning Applications for development of Boston’s Boatyard. Both appeals were heard simultaneously. Attached is a copy of the Inspector’s decision on the above appeals together with a copy of the decision on an application […]
In December 2009 Geosa Ltd made an appeal to the Secretary of State for the Environment against the City Councils refusal of planning permission… A notice on the gate to the boatyard advises that the date on which the Planning Inspectorate from Bristol will be hearing the evidence in a public meeting at the Council […]
The following is PCC officers report regarding the planning application 09/01060/OUT it discusses & raises reasons for and against the proposal but ultimately recommends refusal. It gives a good insight in to the proposal and covers some interesting points. AGENDA & OFFICERS REPORT Site Description The application site is a`C’ shaped piece of land approximately […]
Planning Application Bostons Boat Yard Development – 09/01060/OUT Outline application (with all matters reserved for future consideration) for the erection of 96 residential units, B1 (A and B) units, D1 units, new buildings for existing Geosa oceanographic business and new water taxi pontoon with ancillary café (A3). – Planning was refused 12/11/09 Current PCC Planning […]
Whilst a second application has been put forward to Planning for merely 92 residential homes, we are still terribly concerned about the levels of traffic. We would rather see far fewer, higher value (to achieve Mr Boston’s financial target), executive type homes. This will certainly address the concerns regarding traffic and enhance the area generally. […]
Planning application for Firsfield, Broad Park, Oreston Plymouth, and adjoining land. Outline application to develop land by erection of 3 dwellings. A site visit was held in May 2009. Decision: Refused.
Cozie Quarrie, Broad Park, Oreston, Plymstock – 09/00784/FUL Formation of vehicular access to Broad Park, erection of private motor garage and provision of parking and turning area within the site curtilage (existing garage to be removed). This application should mean motor vehicles using Definitive Public Footpath No.7 for access to the property. The path is […]
Planning Application Radford Castle
Application Summary Application Number: 21/00261/FUL Proposal: Conversion and extension to form a holiday let and associated worksCase Officer: Mr Chris Cummings From: Hooelake.org Our main concern regarding this proposal is the impact that the development will have on the highly sensitive areas that surround it. Radford Castle is the focal point of FIVE County Wildlife […]
Kate Humble on Radford Quarry – What a relief, and great news for wildlife!
Friend of hooelake.org Kate Humble has had a fairly frantic start to the year with two – almost back-to-back filming trips in Australia and lots of tearing up and down to Scotland for Lambing Live in between. Kate, who is familiar with the area, kindly took the time out to offer a few words and comments …
Radford Quarry Housing Plans – Wain Homes
Just to recap on the latest: Plymouth City Council unanimously rejected the original planning application last year. Wainhomes appealed and we are now in the process of a public inquiry. The decision being made by the government inspectorate. Plymouth City Council have been vigorously defending their original decision. The appeal is now in recess and will […]
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