4 July 2012 · Applicant (Kay Associates on behalf of Mr Mike Clarke)
Proposed Dwelling At Barroose Farm, Barroose House, Barroose Road, Baldrine, Isle Of Man, IM4 6ar
The proposal sought retrospective planning approval for a temporary construction compound and storage area in Field 612629, adjacent to the access road for a proposed eco-dwelling at Barroose Farm, Barroose House, Baldrine, Lonan.
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Environment Policy 1
Protects countryside and ecology for its own sake; development not permitted unless overriding national need and no alternative. Objector argued the compound adversely affects countryside visually and via road damage; officers did not assess as application withdrawn before determination.
General Policy 3
Prohibits development outside zoned areas except specific exceptions like agriculture or minerals. Objector claimed no exceptions apply to temporary compound; not assessed by officers due to information shortfall.
Minerals Policy 1 (Draft Strategic Plan)
Permits mineral working only if no unacceptable effects on amenity, landscape, habitats, or highway safety. Objector highlighted visual impact, dust, noise, and access issues; officers requested related details but no assessment completed.
Do not oppose has no traffic management, parking or road safety implications
Lonan Parish Commissioners recommend refusal of the retrospective application for a temporary construction compound due to opposition to retrospective applications; Highways do not oppose as there are no traffic implications; local resident D.P. Owens strongly objects on multiple policy grounds including countryside protection and highway damage.
Key concern: retrospective planning applications should not be permitted particularly in circumstances when the need for the matter is capable of being foreseen
Lonan Parish Commissioners
ObjectionThe Board remains of the opinion that retrospective planning applications should not be permitted particularly in circumstances when the need for the matter is capable of being foreseen.; The Board accepts the fact that this application as with the previous retrospective application will be approved irrespective of any submissions opposed to it.
Highways
No ObjectionDo not oppose has no traffic management, parking or road safety implications
