10 March 2026 · Head of Development Management (A Morgan, Interim Director of Planning and Building Control)
3, Mount Bradda, Douglas, Isle Of Man, IM1 4ar
The application concerns a two-storey terraced house called Shalom at 3 Mount Bradda, Douglas, within the Woodbourne Road Conservation Area. Retrospective permission was requested for a new black front door featuring two vertical glazed panels at the top, two solid panels at the bottom, a metal letterbox, door handle, …
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The officer identified the main issue as the effect on the character and appearance of the host dwelling and Woodbourne Road Conservation Area.
Strategic Policy 3(b)
Requires protection of local character and the environment. The officer confirmed the door respects the terrace's distinctive rhythm and detailing without detriment.
Strategic Policy 4(a)
Requires development to protect or enhance the fabric and setting of Conservation Areas. Assessed as preserving the area's special character through retention of arched features.
Spatial Policy 5
Concerns protection of the environment. The proposal was found not to adversely affect the townscape.
Environment Policy 35
Requires development to preserve or enhance Conservation Areas' character or appearance, protecting special features. The door's design maintains the terrace's appearance despite minor variations.
General Policy 2
Permits development respecting site/surroundings in siting, scale, form, design; not adversely affecting townscape character or locality amenity. Tested against criteria (b), (c), (g); door complies as it fits the terrace without harm.
no objection
