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Government Sasligo Eltan Vanion
Savage & Chadwick Armitage House Lord Street Douglas Isle Of Man IM1 1LE
In pursuance of powers granted under the above Act and Order the Department of Infrastructure determined to APPROVE a planning application by Manx Telecom Holdings Limited, Ref 13/00726/REM, for the Reserved Matters Application for conversion and extension of existing stores/maintenance building to create a web hosting centre (phases1&2 only) at Greenhill Communications Centre Isle Of Man Business Park Douglas Isle Of Man IM2 2QZ subject to compliance with the following condition(s):
Date of Issue: 31st July 2013
Director of Planning and Building Control
This decision was made by the Planning Committee in accordance with the authority delegated to it.
This permission refers only to that required under the Town and Country Planning (Development Procedure) Order 2005.
Any appeal against this decision must be in writing and must be received by this Department within 21 days of the date of this notice.
An appeal form and guidance notes are available from either the Planning Office, Tel 685950, or to download from the Department's website www.gov.im/transport/planning/plan/applications/decision.xml
Please note that a copy of the Officer's report which led to the decision, together with correspondence relative to the application, are available for inspection at the Department.
The proposed development must not be commenced until either;
Whichever is the later.
If no appeal is lodged within 21 days of the date of issue overleaf, and this decision becomes final, the Department's public reference copy (counter copy) of the planning application may be collected by the applicant or their agent from Murray House.
Please note that if the counter copy of the application is not collected within THIRTY DAYS following the last date on which a planning appeal can be made it will be destroyed without further notice.
Department of Infrastructure, Murray House, Mount Havelock, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 2SF Tel (01624 685950) email; [email protected]
13/00726/REM
| Application No. : | 13/00726/REM | | :-- | :-- | | Applicant : | Manx Telecom Holdings Limited | | Proposal : | Reserved Matters Application for conversion and extension of | | | existing stores/maintenance building to create a web hosting | | | centre (phases1&2 only) | | Site Address : | Greenhill Communications Centre | | | Isle Of Man Business Park | | | Douglas | | | Isle Of Man | | | IM2 2QZ |
Case Officer : Miss S E Corlett Photo Taken : Site Visit : Expected Decision Level : Planning Committee
THIS APPLICATION IS REFERRED TO THE PLANNING COMMITTEE AS THE APPROVAL IN PRINCIPLE TO WHICH IT RELATES WAS CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE
1.1 The site is the curtilage of the Greenhill Centre - Manx Telecom's telecommunications operating centre which comprises a garage facility for the company, storage, engineering centre and more recently a business continuity centre, providing back up facilities for local businesses. The site is 3.5 acres ( 1.4 ha ) and whilst within the Business Park, the site is not overly landscaped and is characterised by a large building sitting in the centre of the site within a large car park. There is a yard at the rear where vehicles are serviced and stored. 1.2 Access into the site is from the north to the service yard and also from the main Business Park spine road at the south. 1.3 Immediately to the north west of the site is Ballacottier Primary School. To the south east is the Douglas Corporation operational centre accommodating refuse vehicle storage and servicing and supporting offices and storage. To the west is the Red Cross and Restart training facilities and to the north is a series of industrial units contained in one building. Also owned by the applicant is Manx Telecom's headquarters which lies to the west alongside the estate spine road,
2.1. Manx Telecom are broadening their service base and now a significant part of their business is in hosting and managing central computer equipment for local and international companies. They sought and received planning permission for a large data centre facility at the White Hoe Industrial estate (PA 10/1901) although this has not been implemented and remains an option for meeting larger scale demand for data centre services in an industrial location. 2.2 Manx Telecom wish to consider outsourcing its vehicle servicing operations and review its stores operations which will release part of the site for other purposes. They wish to convert the existing maintenance garage into a data centre, convert the existing stores into a second data hall and finally the creation of a new data hall at the rear of the site. Each data hall is
effectively a series of racks of computers which have to be temperature controlled and with a constant source of uninterrupted power. The plant required for the temperature control and power will be fenced off with emergency generators provided which would only be deployed in the event of a loss of power. They suggest that they would be happy to accept a noise control limit of 45 dB (day) and 35 dB (night) measured at the nearest residential properties. This was permitted in principle under PA 12/01175. 2.3 The first phase would be to remove the existing yard area to the east of the main building and install generators, chillers and air handling units which would be up to 3 m high (lower than the 5.2 m height shown in the approval in principle)(the adjacent building is 9 m high). This would be enclosed by 2.5 m high fencing with a possible acoustic barrier if required. Internally the vehicle servicing area would be converted to accommodate the racked computers. 2.4 The second phase would involve the internal conversion of the stores to more computer racks and the provision of further air handling, chillers, generators and fuel tanks on the western side. Again this area of plant would be enclosed by 2.5 m high fencing with the plant being up to 3 m high - again lower than the 5.2 m height shown in the approval in principle. In both cases the extent of the new apparatus is less than shown in the approval in principle and to the west ten parking spaces can be retained which were previously shown as being lost. 2.5 A third phase was shown in the approval in principle. This would involve the erection of a new building to the north of the existing main building. This was shown to have a footprint of 31 m by 55 m with a small annex at the western end of almost 14 m by 16 m . This building was shown to be up to 10 m in height with a shallow pitched roof. The footprint of this building is shown on the drawings but is not proposed in this application. 2.6 Further information provided with the approval in principle following concerns expressed regarding potential noise nuisance indicated that internal noise levels for offices and meeting rooms and school classrooms should not exceed 35dB(A) and externally 45dB(A), as recommended by Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture Environmental Protection Unit. An acoustic report provided by the applicant indicates that currently at the perimeter of the site, the noise levels are greatest at the west ( 57 night and 46 day measured in dB LA90) and at the boundary with Ballacottier School the readings were between 36 and 40 both day and night, Reduction in noise levels from the proposed plant will be achieved through the use of acoustic screening which will involve solid timber or a metal panel. The application states that the Environmental Protection Unit requires that the operation of the proposed plant may not result in noise levels exceeding 3dB above existing background noise levels. The approval in principle required that: "The application for the reserved matters must demonstrate that the acoustic surrounds are both visually acceptable for the location and result in noise levels at surrounding school, office and meeting rooms not exceeding 35 dB LAeq (1hour) internally and 45 dB LAeq (1hour) externally and at the nearest residential premises not exceeding 30 dB LAeq (1 hour)."
3.1 The site is designated on the Braddan Local Plan of 1991 as an area for which a Master Plan was to be produced and where the permitted development would be industry, sciencebased industries, high density residential, landscaping and a secondary school. The school which was developed is a primary school and the residential development has been undertaken at the north western edge of the site. There is now a service centre with a public house, take away, nursery and offices alongside the housing, all in accordance with the approvals which have been granted on the site for the development of the business park since the late 1980s early 1990s. The remainder of the area has been developed for a mixture of large corporate headquarters set in landscaped grounds and smaller scale industrial units. There is an area of around 3 ha which is undeveloped, at the south western end of the site.
3.2 The proposed use of the site is in accordance with the use of the site as a telecommunications centre although the focus of the services provided at the site will change from general telecommunications to very specifically computer hosting. The decision to provide these services at this site is not a planning issue but one for the operation of the company. 3.3 As such the provisions of General Policy 2 are applicable in this case: "Development which is in accordance with the land use zoning and proposals in the appropriate Area Plan and with other policies of this Strategic Plan will normally be permitted, provided that the development: b) respects the site and surroundings in terms of the siting, layout, scale, form, design and landscaping of buildings and the space around them; c) does not affect adversely the character of the surrounding landscape or townscape; g) does not affect adversely the amenity of local residents or the character of the locality; h) provides satisfactory amenity standards in itself, including where appropriate safe and convenient access for all highway users, together with adequate parking, servicing and manoeuvring space; i) does not have an adverse effect on road safety or traffic flows on the local highways; j) can be provided with all necessary services; k) does not prejudice the use or development of adjoining land in accordance with the appropriate Area Plan; m) takes account of community and personal safety and security in the design of buildings and the spaces around them". 3.4 The Government aims on which the Strategic Plan of 2007 was founded includes the aim to "pursue manageable and sustainable growth based on a diversified economy". The provision of a secure and robust computer system is very much part of many modern day businesses' foundation and a key factor in how they grow and maintain acceptable levels of service. This in turn creates employment and investment for the Island. 3.5 The requirements of the approval in principle are relevant in this case - see below.
4.1 The centre was approved under PA 96/00743 with alterations and extensions approved under 97/01332, 07/00550 and 09/1815. 4.2 Permission was granted for a hosting facility at White Hoe under PA 10/01901. This was to supplement Douglas North's capacity which was to reach its limit in 2012. 4.3 The approval in principle, PA 12/01175 required that the development be commenced no later than 4th January, 2017 and the application for reserved matters made prior to 4th January, 2015. It also required that noise levels not exceed 35dB LAeq (1 hour) and at the nearest residential premises 30dB LAeq (1 hour). It also required that the application for reserved matters demonstrate that sufficient on-site parking remain to serve the site. It is relevant that the current application shows ten more parking spaces being retained than was shown in the approval in principle and this application does not propose Phase Three.
5.1 Highways Division indicate that all parking and highways standards are met. 5.2 Braddan Parish Commissioners indicate that they do not oppose the application.
6.1. The proposal reflects the changing nature of communication and it is essential that unless there is material harm in the proposal, that such changes are accommodated by the planning system. The premises are located in an industrial/business park location where such activities should be undertaken. The key issues are whether the proposed changes will result in an adverse visual impact on the streetscene within the area and whether the proposed activity will result in an adverse impact on neighbouring uses, particularly in respect of noise. 6.2. The applicant has demonstrated that the recommended noise level limits can be achieved through the use of acoustic surrounding and the timing and incidence of the operation of the equipment. As such, it is not considered that the proposed development will result in noise nuisance to adjacent users such as would justify refusal of the application. 6.3 The development will result in the erection of acoustic surrounds to the new equipment which will visually screen most of the plant from public view. The site currently benefits from existing hedging along the front boundary which will screen most of the new development to the right of the building. To the left the new equipment and surround will be visible from the entrance. However what is presently visible is car parking with units in the background. For the limited time which a passer-by will view the proposed units and surround, it is not considered that this visual impact is sufficiently negative as to warrant refusal of the application. The plant is lower and smaller than shown in the approval in principle. 6.4 The proposal will take away parking spaces but will not generate an increased need for such, in fact the re-organised operation is likely to result in fewer people being on site. 6.5. It is considered that the application complies with the provisions of General Policy 2 and the requirements of the approval in principle and as such is recommended for approval.
7.1 The local authority, Braddan Parish Commissioners are, by virtue of the Town and Country Planning (Development Procedure) Order 2005, paragraph 6 (5) (d), considered an "interested person" and as such should be afforded party status. 7.2 The Department of Transport Highways and Traffic Division is now part of the Department of Infrastructure of which the planning authority is part. As such, the Highways and Traffic Division cannot be afforded party status in this instance.
The Planning Committee approved the application at its meeting of 29th July, 2013 subject to the inclusion of an additional condition which would require, prior to the commencement of works on site in accordance with the approved development, further details of the acoustic surrounding to be approved by the Planning Authority and thereafter the surrounds erected in accordance with these details.
Recommended Decision: Permitted
Date of 22.07.2013
Recommendation:
C 1. The development hereby approved shall begin no later than 4th January, 2017. C 2. This approval relates to the conversion of the existing stores and maintenance building to create a web hosting facility as shown in drawings SC1260/P/10-01B, SC1260/P/00-01, SC1260/P/12-01, SC1260/P/10-02B, SC1260/P/00-02, M128 and 01 all received on 21st June, 2013.
C 3. Noise levels resulting from the proposed development, once operational, at surrounding school, office and meeting rooms shall not exceed 35 dB LAeq (1hour) internally and 45 dB LAeq (1hour) externally and at the nearest residential premises shall not exceed 30 dB LAeq (1 hour).
C 4. Prior to the commencement of works on site in accordance with the approved development, further details of the acoustic surrounding must be approved by the Planning Authority and thereafter the surrounds erected in accordance with these details.
I confirm that this decision has been made by the Planning Committee in accordance with the authority afforded to it under the Town and Country (Development Procedure) 2005
Decision Made : Committee Meeting Date : 29.7 .13
Signed : Presenting Officer Further to the decision of the Committee an additional report/condition reason is required. Signing Officer to delete as appropriate
YES/NO
| Application No. : | 13/00726/REM | | :-- | :-- | | Applicant : | Manx Telecom Holdings Limited | | Proposal : | Reserved Matters Application for conversion and extension of | | | existing stores/maintenance building to create a web hosting | | | centre (phases1&2 only) | | Site Address : | Greenhill Communications Centre | | | Isle Of Man Business Park | | | Douglas | | | Isle Of Man | | | IM2 2QZ |
Case Officer : Miss S E Corlett Photo Taken : Site Visit : Expected Decision Level : Planning Committee
THIS APPLICATION IS REFERRED TO THE PLANNING COMMITTEE AS THE APPROVAL IN PRINCIPLE TO WHICH IT RELATES WAS CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE
1.1 The site is the curtilage of the Greenhill Centre - Manx Telecom's telecommunications operating centre which comprises a garage facility for the company, storage, engineering centre and more recently a business continuity centre, providing back up facilities for local businesses. The site is 3.5 acres ( 1.4 ha ) and whilst within the Business Park, the site is not overly landscaped and is characterised by a large building sitting in the centre of the site within a large car park. There is a yard at the rear where vehicles are serviced and stored. 1.2 Access into the site is from the north to the service yard and also from the main Business Park spine road at the south. 1.3 Immediately to the north west of the site is Ballacottier Primary School. To the south east is the Douglas Corporation operational centre accommodating refuse vehicle storage and servicing and supporting offices and storage. To the west is the Red Cross and Restart training facilities and to the north is a series of industrial units contained in one building. Also owned by the applicant is Manx Telecom's headquarters which lies to the west alongside the estate spine road,
2.1. Manx Telecom are broadening their service base and now a significant part of their business is in hosting and managing central computer equipment for local and international companies. They sought and received planning permission for a large data centre facility at the White Hoe Industrial estate (PA 10/1901) although this has not been implemented and remains an option for meeting larger scale demand for data centre services in an industrial location. 2.2 Manx Telecom wish to consider outsourcing its vehicle servicing operations and review its stores operations which will release part of the site for other purposes. They wish to convert the existing maintenance garage into a data centre, convert the existing stores into a second data hall and finally the creation of a new data hall at the rear of the site. Each data hall is
effectively a series of racks of computers which have to be temperature controlled and with a constant source of uninterrupted power. The plant required for the temperature control and power will be fenced off with emergency generators provided which would only be deployed in the event of a loss of power. They suggest that they would be happy to accept a noise control limit of 45 dB (day) and 35 dB (night) measured at the nearest residential properties. This was permitted in principle under PA 12/01175. 2.3 The first phase would be to remove the existing yard area to the east of the main building and install generators, chillers and air handling units which would be up to 3 m high (lower than the 5.2 m height shown in the approval in principle)(the adjacent building is 9 m high). This would be enclosed by 2.5 m high fencing with a possible acoustic barrier if required. Internally the vehicle servicing area would be converted to accommodate the racked computers. 2.4 The second phase would involve the internal conversion of the stores to more computer racks and the provision of further air handling, chillers, generators and fuel tanks on the western side. Again this area of plant would be enclosed by 2.5 m high fencing with the plant being up to 3 m high - again lower than the 5.2 m height shown in the approval in principle. In both cases the extent of the new apparatus is less than shown in the approval in principle and to the west ten parking spaces can be retained which were previously shown as being lost. 2.5 A third phase was shown in the approval in principle. This would involve the erection of a new building to the north of the existing main building. This was shown to have a footprint of 31 m by 55 m with a small annex at the western end of almost 14 m by 16 m . This building was shown to be up to 10 m in height with a shallow pitched roof. The footprint of this building is shown on the drawings but is not proposed in this application. 2.6 Further information provided with the approval in principle following concerns expressed regarding potential noise nuisance indicated that internal noise levels for offices and meeting rooms and school classrooms should not exceed 35dB(A) and externally 45dB(A), as recommended by Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture Environmental Protection Unit. An acoustic report provided by the applicant indicates that currently at the perimeter of the site, the noise levels are greatest at the west ( 57 night and 46 day measured in dB LA90) and at the boundary with Ballacottier School the readings were between 36 and 40 both day and night, Reduction in noise levels from the proposed plant will be achieved through the use of acoustic screening which will involve solid timber or a metal panel. The application states that the Environmental Protection Unit requires that the operation of the proposed plant may not result in noise levels exceeding 3dB above existing background noise levels. The approval in principle required that: "The application for the reserved matters must demonstrate that the acoustic surrounds are both visually acceptable for the location and result in noise levels at surrounding school, office and meeting rooms not exceeding 35 dB LAeq (1hour) internally and 45 dB LAeq (1hour) externally and at the nearest residential premises not exceeding 30 dB LAeq (1 hour)."
3.1 The site is designated on the Braddan Local Plan of 1991 as an area for which a Master Plan was to be produced and where the permitted development would be industry, sciencebased industries, high density residential, landscaping and a secondary school. The school which was developed is a primary school and the residential development has been undertaken at the north western edge of the site. There is now a service centre with a public house, take away, nursery and offices alongside the housing, all in accordance with the approvals which have been granted on the site for the development of the business park since the late 1980s early 1990s. The remainder of the area has been developed for a mixture of large corporate headquarters set in landscaped grounds and smaller scale industrial units. There is an area of around 3 ha which is undeveloped, at the south western end of the site.
3.2 The proposed use of the site is in accordance with the use of the site as a telecommunications centre although the focus of the services provided at the site will change from general telecommunications to very specifically computer hosting. The decision to provide these services at this site is not a planning issue but one for the operation of the company. 3.3 As such the provisions of General Policy 2 are applicable in this case: "Development which is in accordance with the land use zoning and proposals in the appropriate Area Plan and with other policies of this Strategic Plan will normally be permitted, provided that the development: b) respects the site and surroundings in terms of the siting, layout, scale, form, design and landscaping of buildings and the space around them; c) does not affect adversely the character of the surrounding landscape or townscape; g) does not affect adversely the amenity of local residents or the character of the locality; h) provides satisfactory amenity standards in itself, including where appropriate safe and convenient access for all highway users, together with adequate parking, servicing and manoeuvring space; i) does not have an adverse effect on road safety or traffic flows on the local highways; j) can be provided with all necessary services; k) does not prejudice the use or development of adjoining land in accordance with the appropriate Area Plan; m) takes account of community and personal safety and security in the design of buildings and the spaces around them". 3.4 The Government aims on which the Strategic Plan of 2007 was founded includes the aim to "pursue manageable and sustainable growth based on a diversified economy". The provision of a secure and robust computer system is very much part of many modern day businesses' foundation and a key factor in how they grow and maintain acceptable levels of service. This in turn creates employment and investment for the Island. 3.5 The requirements of the approval in principle are relevant in this case - see below.
4.1 The centre was approved under PA 96/00743 with alterations and extensions approved under 97/01332, 07/00550 and 09/1815. 4.2 Permission was granted for a hosting facility at White Hoe under PA 10/01901. This was to supplement Douglas North's capacity which was to reach its limit in 2012. 4.3 The approval in principle, PA 12/01175 required that the development be commenced no later than 4th January, 2017 and the application for reserved matters made prior to 4th January, 2015. It also required that noise levels not exceed 35dB LAeq (1 hour) and at the nearest residential premises 30dB LAeq (1 hour). It also required that the application for reserved matters demonstrate that sufficient on-site parking remain to serve the site. It is relevant that the current application shows ten more parking spaces being retained than was shown in the approval in principle and this application does not propose Phase Three.
5.1 Highways Division indicate that all parking and highways standards are met. 5.2 Braddan Parish Commissioners indicate that they do not oppose the application.
6.1. The proposal reflects the changing nature of communication and it is essential that unless there is material harm in the proposal, that such changes are accommodated by the planning system. The premises are located in an industrial/business park location where such activities should be undertaken. The key issues are whether the proposed changes will result in an adverse visual impact on the streetscene within the area and whether the proposed activity will result in an adverse impact on neighbouring uses, particularly in respect of noise. 6.2. The applicant has demonstrated that the recommended noise level limits can be achieved through the use of acoustic surrounding and the timing and incidence of the operation of the equipment. As such, it is not considered that the proposed development will result in noise nuisance to adjacent users such as would justify refusal of the application. 6.3 The development will result in the erection of acoustic surrounds to the new equipment which will visually screen most of the plant from public view. The site currently benefits from existing hedging along the front boundary which will screen most of the new development to the right of the building. To the left the new equipment and surround will be visible from the entrance. However what is presently visible is car parking with units in the background. For the limited time which a passer-by will view the proposed units and surround, it is not considered that this visual impact is sufficiently negative as to warrant refusal of the application. The plant is lower and smaller than shown in the approval in principle. 6.4 The proposal will take away parking spaces but will not generate an increased need for such, in fact the re-organised operation is likely to result in fewer people being on site. 6.5. It is considered that the application complies with the provisions of General Policy 2 and the requirements of the approval in principle and as such is recommended for approval.
7.1 The local authority, Braddan Parish Commissioners are, by virtue of the Town and Country Planning (Development Procedure) Order 2005, paragraph 6 (5) (d), considered an "interested person" and as such should be afforded party status. 7.2 The Department of Transport Highways and Traffic Division is now part of the Department of Infrastructure of which the planning authority is part. As such, the Highways and Traffic Division cannot be afforded party status in this instance.
Recommended Decision: Permitted
Date of 22.07.2013 Recommendation:
N : Notes attached to conditions R : Reasons for refusal 23 July 2013 13/00726/REM Page 4 of
C 1. The development hereby approved shall begin no later than 4th January, 2017. C 2. This approval relates to the conversion of the existing stores and maintenance building to create a web hosting facility as shown in drawings SC1260/P/10-01B, SC1260/P/00-01, SC1260/P/12-01, SC1260/P/10-02B, SC1260/P/00-02, M128 and 01 all received on 21st June, 2013.
C 3. Noise levels resulting from the proposed development, once operational, at surrounding school, office and meeting rooms shall not exceed 35 dB LAeq (1hour) internally and 45 dB LAeq (1hour) externally and at the nearest residential premises shall not exceed 30 dB LAeq (1 hour).
C4 Prior to the commencement of works, details of the acoustic banners may be approved by the PS and erected as such the after
I confirm that this decision has been made by the Planning Committee in accordance with the authority afforded to it under the Town and Country (Development Procedure) 2005
Decision Made : Committee Meeting Date : 29.7 .13
Signed : Presenting Officer Further to the decision of the Committee an additional report/condition reason is required. Signing Officer to delete as appropriate
Savage & Chadwick Armitage House Lord Street Douglas Isle Of Man IM1 1LE
In pursuance of powers granted under the above Act and Order the Department of Infrastructure determined to APPROVE a planning application by Manx Telecom Holdings Limited, Ref 12/01175/A, for the Approval in principle for the conversion and extension of existing stores / maintenance building to create web hosting centre at Greenhill Centre Isle Of Man Business Park Douglas Isle Of Man IM2 2QZ subject to compliance with the following condition(s):
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Date of Issue: 4th January 2013
Director of Planning and Building Control
This decision was made by the Planning Committee in accordance with the authority delegated to it.
This permission refers only to that required under the Town and Country Planning (Development Procedure) Order 2005.
Any appeal against this decision must be in writing and must be received by this Department within 21 days of the date of this notice.
An appeal form and guidance notes are available from either the Planning Office, Tel 685950, or to download from the Department's website www.gov.im/transport/planning/plan/applications/decision.xml
Please note that a copy of the Officer's report which led to the decision, together with correspondence relative to the application, are available for inspection at the Department.
No development may be undertaken until such time as the relevant reserved matters have been approved by the Planning Authority.
If no appeal is lodged within 21 days of the date of issue overleaf, and this decision becomes final, the Department's public reference copy (counter copy) of the planning application may be collected by the applicant or their agent from Murray House.
Please note that if the counter copy of the application is not collected within THIRTY DAYS following the last date on which a planning appeal can be made it will be destroyed without further notice.
Department of Infrastructure, Murray House, Mount Havelock, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 2SF Tel (01624 685950) email; [email protected]
PA13/00726/REM Manx Telecom Holdings Limited
Reserved Matters Application for conversion and extension of existing stores/maintenance building to create a web hosting centre (phases1&2 only), Greenhill Communications Centre Isle Of Man Business Park Douglas Isle Of Man IM2 2QZ Planning Officer:
Planning history and constraint detail extracted from the planning database for this site, collated for the benefit of the Planning Officer on 24.06.2013, includes;
Dev Control Polygons:
Reference Number: 12/01175/A
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Approval in principle for the conversion and extension of existing stores / maintenance building to create web hosting centre
Reference Number: 97/01332/D
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Erection of advertising signage, Manx Telecom Engineering Centre, Isle of Man Business Park, Cooil Road, Braddan.
Reference Number: 09/01815/B
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Conversion of first floor to a Business Continuity Centre
Reference Number: 94/00659/B
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Construction of 5 business units with associated parking & landscaping, Ballacottier, Braddan.
Reference Number: 91/01479/B
Status: Permitted on Review
Proposal: Phase 3 landscaping to east boundary, Ballacottier, Cooil Road, Braddan.
Reference Number: 96/00743/B
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Erection of engineering centre for Manx Telecom, Isle of Man Business Park, Cooil Road, Braddan.
Reference Number: 89/04166/A
Status: Permitted on Review
Proposal: Approval in principle for development of 40 acre business park, Ballacottier Farm, Cooil, Braddan.
Reference Number: 07/00550/TEL
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Erection of a radio base station comprising a 12.5m high monopole with six antennas within a GRP shroud and a ground based equipment cabin
Reference Number: 90/04155/B
Status: Permitted
Proposal: Layout of roads and sewers, Ballacottier Business Park site, Cooil Road, Braddan.
BC Case Polygon:
Reference Number: 91/02618/OTH
BC Case Status: Application lapsed
Proposal: Revise site access, new foul & surface water drainage
Reference Number: 10/07447/IND
BC Case Status: Building Work Complete Proposal: Conversion of first floor office into Business Continuity Centre with associated internal alterations and creation of disabled access.
PLanning Enforce: Reference: 09/00059/COMP Status: Case Closed Nature of Enforcement: Various advertising hoardings erected on pavements around Business Park
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