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Your Ref: Our Ref: MEC/13/905/GB/13/906/CON
Cain House Ltd Unit 7 Union Mills Industrial Estate Union Mills Braddan Isle Of Man
Dear Sirs,
Re: PA 13/00905/GB - Refurbishment works and installation of a replacement window (In association with 13/00906/CON), Compton House, 9 Castle Street, Castletown
And
PA 13/00906/CON - Registered Building consent for refurbishment works and installation of a replacement window (In association with 13/00905/GB) Registered Buildings Nos. 65, Compton House, 9 Castle Street, Castletown
Thank you for your submitted samples in relation to the above application, the details of which were considered at a meeting held on the 3rd March 2015.
I can advise that under the authority delegated by the Department, the Head of Development Management determined that the installation of the replacement cast aluminium guttering and replacement lion-head motifs as per the submitted samples, would satisfy the requirements of Condition 3 of the above approval.
Yours faithfully
Miss M Connan For Deputy Head of Technical and Customer Support
Cc: Castletown Commissioners Cornerstone Architects, 79 Parliament Street, Ramsey
C3. Prior to the installation of the replacement cast aluminium guttering, a sample of the guttering and the proposed replacement lion-head motif must be submitted and approved by the Planning Authority and the guttering must be installed in accordance with these details.
Condition 3 of each of the above approvals is still outstanding.
There have been communications between Trevor Wilson and Quay Properties Ltd, and the applicant’s agent, Cornerstone Architects. The samples were brought in to Trevor Wilson who photographed them prior to the decision being made on either application. Unfortunately, neither the photos nor any report indicating if Conservation were satisfied with the samples was placed on either file and the decision notice was issued for each application still requiring that samples be submitted.
Could you please have a look at the photos and see if you think they satisfy the condition.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALUMINIUM GUTTERS | DOWNPIPES | FASCIAS | SOFFITS | COPINGS | CAPPINGS
02 December 2013
Project No. GP/LW 127889A
Mr Nick Crossley Quay Properties plc Unit 7 Union Mills Industrial Estate Union Mills Braddan Isle of Man IM4 4AB
Re: Quay Properties, Isle of Man
Dear Nick,
Further to our telephone conversation today we confirm that we would clean the existing lion head motif and take a mould of this to allow us to replicate the original detail in aluminium.
We also enclose prices for our Traditional round downpipes. We suggest the 3 inch round downpipe.
Please also see our heritage colour range on our website at: http://www.guttercrest.co.uk/images/lib/guttercrest-colour-chart.pdf
Assuring you of our very best attention at all times,
*Note: State left hand or right hand projection.
SWAN NECKS - 1 PIECE
SWAN NECKS - 2 PIECE
450 Max Projection
600 Max Projection
900 Max Projection
1200 Max Projection
Above prices exclude VAT and delivery.
© Guttercrest 2006. W3: 3000
To: Moore, Steve (DOI) Subject: Replacement window for PA 13/00905 & 13/00906
Hi Steve,
I eventually got in touch with Phil Turner at Cornerstone Architects and I requested that he provided an illustration of the replacement window for the two applications.
He began to argue that the photographs provided where sufficient as the replacement window will be an exact match to the existing and that it was madness to ask for such an illustration. I pointed out that with any replacement window planning application illustrations of the replacement window/s are required, even if the replacement windows match those of the existing. In this case it is even more important to have this detail due to the registered building status.
He will provide an illustration for my attention but still thought that it was totally unnecessary, a waste of the applicants money and of his time. He requested that I inform you concerning his reluctance on this matter.
Should you need to speak to Phil you can contact him on 810810.
Paul Thornley Administration Officer Department of Infrastructure Planning and Building Control Division Murray House, Mount Havelock, Douglas, IM1 2SF Tel (01624) 685916 Fax (01624) 686443 Email: [email protected]
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Mr T Wilson Planning Department Isle of Man Government Murray House Reception First Floor Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas Isle of Man IM1 2SF
79 Parliament Street Ramsey Isle of Man IM8 1AQ Tel 01624 810810 Fax 01624 810811 www.csarc.im [email protected]
Dear Mr Wilson
Registered Building Consent for Compton House, Parliament Street, Castletown REF 13/00906/CON
Further to our Application for alterations to the above Please find attached amendment sheet / Update to accompany our application
1.0 Gutters. New gutters to the front and side elevation to be fabricated from polyester powder coated aluminium. Profile to be an OG style but using the exact same profile to the original. A section of the gutter has been sent to the manufacturer to allow manufacturer to replicate exact profile. Gutters to incorporate lion heads constructed using moulds taken from original castings. New lion heads to be welded on to aluminium gutters and any gaps between lion heads and gutter to be fully filled prior to painting.
2.0 Windows to be refurbished. The two windows located on the front elevation to be removed, fully rubbed down and repainted to allow for free movement of the sashes. The only replacement items will be sash cords and internal handles, these will be sourced to match adjacent windows.
3.0 Replacement window to rear elevation. Details of this window have been provided by Dave Roberts. The new window will be identical to the rest of the windows to that elevation. Glazing bars will be replicated to match existing.
4.0 Chimney Stacks. Defective sand and cement render to existing chimney stacks located to the gable wall to be hacked off to a horizontal line at the base of the stack and bell mould formed. Chimney stacks to be re-rendered using lime / sand render – more in keeping with the age of the building. New haunching / capping to be formed at the top of the chimney using concrete incorporating a dye to reduce the visual impact of the repairs. Chimneys constructed in stone to have all joints raked out and repointed using lime mortar.
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5.0 Roof Repairs. Any defective roof tiles to be replaced with tiles of similar second hand materials. Lead flashings and soaker to be checked for deterioration and if necessary replaced with lead flashings of similar code.
6.0 External Timberwork. All existing exposed timber work including windows, doors and fascias to be prepared and repainted.
7.0 Rainwater goods to rear elevation. Black Marley upvc rain water pipes 69mm dia. And square section upvc hopper to be fitted as indicated in photos original submitted.
8.0 Repairs to defective sand and cement render to external walls. Existing rendered external walls checked for delamination and where necessary remove boxy area and patch using sand / lime / cement render to match existing. Ashlar detailing in render to be replicated.
We hope the above is now acceptable to you, but please ring this office should you require any further information / clarification
Kind regards,
Yours sincerely
Mr P Turner Senior Technologist For and on Behalf of Cornerstone Architects
From: Wilson, Trevor Sent: 24 January 2014 14:49 To: 'Phil Turner ([email protected])' Subject: Compton House
Good afternoon Phil,
Further to our previous emails re' the proposed works to Compton House and the clarification of various points you provided me with, would it be possible for you to provide the following details in your re-submitted specification. The reason I ask is that I am currently completing the approval recommendation report for the planning section in order to speed things up but I need an updated specification statement showing the amendments we discussed. Dave Roberts statement is fine as it stands.
Could you also confirm the replication of the faux Ashlar effect detailing (render) and in what material you intend to employ (for the record).
I'd Guttercrest please specify the exact profile of the intended guttering along with the proposed replacement rainwater hoppers.
Greatly appreciated
Best regards
Trevor
Trevor Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer Conservation Section Planning & Building Control Division Department of Infrastructure Murray House Innt Havelock Douglas IM1 2SF
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From: Wilson, Trevor Sent: 21 January 2014 13:55 To: 'Phil Turner' Subject: RE: Compton House
Many thanks Phil,
All your details are now on the planning/RB file.
Best regards
Trevor
From: Phil Turner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 13:53 To: Wilson, Trevor Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: Compton House
Thanks Trevor
We will get in touch again when the scaffolding is in place to give you the opportunity for a closer inspection prior to commencing works
Regards
Phil
From: Wilson, Trevor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 13:49 To: Phil Turner Subject: RE: Compton House
Good afternoon Phil,
Thank you for the speedy feedback.
All of the aforementioned points we discussed appear to have been addressed in your correspondence which I will place on your planning file immediately for consideration.
Best regards
Trevor
Trevor Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer Conservation Section Planning & Building Control Division Department of Infrastructure Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas IM1 2SF
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From: Phil Turner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 13:40 To: Wilson, Trevor Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: Compton House
Hi Trevor
The Registered Building Consent Statement refers to aluminium gutters with lion heads replicated, but we will confirm that the Lion heads will be cast from moulds taken from the original gutters and that they will be welded to the guttering and that any gaps between the lion heads and the guttering will be filled and made good prior to painting.
We can also confirm that our client is agreeable to replacing the existing cement haunching to the chimney stacks with a cement / concrete capping, and that the concrete will incorporate dye to tone down the appearance of the capping.
We also confirm that the replacement stone ridge tiles will match the existing.
We would be grateful if this communication could be included as formal confirmation of the above
Regards
Phil Turner
From: Wilson, Trevor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 11:33 To: Phil Turner Subject: Compton House
Phil
Apologies for the delay.
Further to your enquiry yesterday regarding the proposed gutters for Compton House, I have re-read the letter from Guttercrest. Whilst it did not state that the cast replica lion head motifs would be welded in place after casting from the original, from what you described as well would appear fine. If the Registered Building consent statement could be amended accordingly to included welding the motifs back in place that should be fine.
Any concerns please let me know.
Best regards
Trevor
Trevor Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer Conservation Section Planning & Building Control Division Department of Infrastructure Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas IM1 2SF
Tel: 01624 685904 Fax: 01624 686443 Email: [email protected] website http://www.gov.im/transport/planning/conservation/
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From: Wilson, Trevor Sent: 21 January 2014 13:49 To: 'Phil Turner' Subject: RE: Compton House
Good afternoon Phil,
Thank you for the speedy feedback.
All of the aforementioned points we discussed appear to have been addressed in your correspondence which I will place on your planning file immediately for consideration.
Best regards
Trevor
Trevor Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer Conservation Section Planning & Building Control Division Department of Infrastructure Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas IM1 2SF
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From: Phil Turner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 13:40 To: Wilson, Trevor Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: Compton House
Hi Trevor
The Registered Building Consent Statement refers to aluminium gutters with lion heads replicated, but we will confirm that the Lion heads will be cast from moulds taken from the original gutters and that they will be welded to the guttering and that any gaps between the lion heads and the guttering will be filled and made good prior to painting.
We can also confirm that our client is agreeable to replacing the existing cement haunching to the chimney stacks with a cement / concrete capping, and that the concrete will incorporate dye to tone down the appearance of the capping.
We also confirm that the replacement stone ridge tiles will match the existing.
We would be grateful if this communication could be included as formal confirmation of the above
Regards
Phil Turner
From: Wilson, Trevor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 11:33 To: Phil Turner Subject: Compton House
Phil
Apologies for the delay.
Further to your enquiry yesterday regarding the proposed gutters for Compton House, I have re-read the letter from Guttercrest. Whilst it did not state that the cast replica lion head motifs would be welded in place after casting from the original, from what you described as well would appear fine. If the Registered Building consent statement could be amended accordingly to included welding the motifs back in place that should be fine.
Any concerns please let me know.
Best regards
Trevor
Trevor Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer Conservation Section Planning & Building Control Division Department of Infrastructure Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas IM1 2SF
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From: Wilson, Trevor Sent: 21 January 2014 11:33 To: 'Phil Turner ([email protected])' Subject: Compton House
Phil
Apologies for the delay.
Further to your enquiry yesterday regarding the proposed gutters for Compton House, I have re-read the letter from Guttercrest. Whilst it did not state that the cast replica lion head motifs would be welded in place after casting from the original, from what you described as well would appear fine. If the Registered Building consent statement could be amended accordingly to included welding the motifs back in place that should be fine.
Any concerns please let me know.
Best regards
Trevor
Trevor Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer Conservation Section Planning & Building Control Division Department of Infrastructure Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas IM1 2SF
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From: Phil Turner [email protected] Sent: 21 January 2014 13:40 To: Wilson, Trevor Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: Compton House
Hi Trevor
The Registered Building Consent Statement refers to aluminium gutters with lion heads replicated, but we will confirm that the Lion heads will be cast from moulds taken from the original gutters and that they will be welded to the guttering and that any gaps between the lion heads and the guttering will be filled and made good prior to painting.
We can also confirm that our client is agreeable to replacing the existing cement haunching to the chimney stacks with a cement / concrete capping, and that the concrete will incorporate dye to tone down the appearance of the capping.
We also confirm that the replacement stone ridge tiles will match the existing.
We would be grateful if this communication could be included as formal confirmation of the above
Regards
Phil Turner
From: Wilson, Trevor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 21 January 2014 11:33 To: Phil Turner Subject: Compton House
Phil
Apologies for the delay.
Further to your enquiry yesterday regarding the proposed gutters for Compton House, I have re-read the letter from Guttercrest. Whilst it did not state that the cast replica lion head motifs would be welded in place after casting from the original, from what you described as well would appear fine. If the Registered Building consent statement could be amended accordingly to included welding the motifs back in place that should be fine.
Any concerns please let me know.
Best regards
Trevor
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Mrs P. Turner Cornerstone Architects 79 Parliament Street Ramsey Isle of Man IM8 1AQ
email: [email protected] Tel: (01624) 685904 Director of Planning & Building Control Michael Gallagher, M.R.T.P.I.
Date: 14th January 2014
Dear Mr P. Turner,
Copy
Application No: 13/00906/CON Proposal: Registered Building consent for refurbishment works and installation of a replacement window (In association with 13/00905/GB) Registered Buildings Nos. 65 Address: Compton House 9 Castle Street Castletown Isle Of Man IM9 1LF
Further to the recent submission of additional information previously requested, Building Conservation is able to confirm the following;
Guttering: Aluminium replacement rainwater goods to replicate the existing cast iron currently in use would be permissible, however, sample sections would be required for approval. Additionally, as requested previously, and agreed in your last communication, a sample casting of the original lion head motif is required prior to approval being granted.
Windows: From the additional information provided, the remedial works to the windows located to the front elevation would appear to be acceptable and in-keeping with the policy of retaining original features. Likewise the proposed replacement window to the rear elevation fulfils the requested criteria, as proposed by David Roberts Joinery.
Remedial works to the chimney stack: Whilst Grenaby Lime Works proposal has a sound basis Building Conservation’s preference is to avoid the use of glass fibre matting in historic repairs. Building Conservation would therefore request that the existing cement capping and surrounding render is taken back to the stonework, a cement/concrete capping section is newly formed and the remainder of the stack rendered in lime.
Replacement ridge tile: Provided the replacement ridge tiles you have sourced match those currently in use they should be acceptable.
If you agree with the points listed above, it would be appreciated if you could submit an amendment/update to go with your planning application listing these agreed points allowing me to then pass the application on for consideration.
If I can be of any further assistance to you or that you wish to discuss any of the above issues please contact me at the address provided.
Yours faithfully,
T.L. Wilson M.A Assistant Building Conservation Officer
From: Phil Turner [email protected] Sent: 09 January 2014 15:19 To: Wilson, Trevor Cc: [email protected]; Tony Lloyd-Davies Subject: Compton House Attachments: guttercrest letter.pdf; Dave Roberts - Window Letter.pdf
Hi Trevor
Re Application no 13/00906/CON
Registered Building Consent for refurbishment works and installation of replacement window at Compton House, 9 Castle Street Castletown
Again thank you for sending me the copy of your letter dated 8th October 2013. And again I apologise for not responding to you sooner. We have various meetings and correspondence with suppliers and specialist since we last met on site, and hopefully we now have the answers to the additional information you have requested.
Please find attached letter from Guttercrest. They have confirmed that they can supply aluminium guttering of similar profile to the cast iron gutters on site. They will also clean up one of the original lion heads and use this as a mould for producing cast aluminium copies to be fitted to the new guttering. Any fixings will be filled and ground off prior to fixing on site. The soft woof fascia will be checked on site when the scaffolding has been erected. The existing fascia will be retained and if necessary repaired with similar corbelled style timber to match existing. We would invite you to attend site to closely check these items prior to removal / repair.
We are also confirm that we will be replacing the existing upvc rainwater pipe located to the left hand side of the main entrance with traditional style cast aluminium construction.
Please find attached drawing from Dave Roberts for the replacement window proposed for the rear elevation. The window will be identical to the rest of the windows and the glazing bars will be replicated in every manner. We have established that the glazing in the existing window is float glass and not cast glass as anticipated. We can confirm that the two existing window frames to the front elevation will be refurbished by taking the sashes out, rubbed down and repainted. The sliding rails will be rubbed down and repainted to ensure free movement of the sash. We probably have to replace the existing sash cords, but the existing cast iron weights will remain. We have no attention altering the existing glazing bars, but will need to provide replacement window catches, these will be sourced to match existing.
We have this morning met Mark Dawson from Grenaby Limeworks. His does not recommend lime mortar / haunching to the chimney capping. His recommendation is to use a glass strand reinforced sand and cement mortar haunching. He thought that lime mortar would deteriorate and crack over time and thought that a reinforced cand / cement mortar would be better in this situation. He did suggest that the existing cement rendered chimney stack would should be removed down to the base of the stack, new bell bead fitted and stack re rendered in a lime mortar. He has also recommended any repointing works to be carried out using lime mortar. We will be carrying out these repairs in accordance with Mark Dawsons recommendation. The extent of the work has not yet been fully identified, but again we will invite you to visit site and inspect the works when the scaffolding is erected and prior to commencement of work. We will not be carrying out any temporary works to the chimney, we think it best for permanent works to be carried out as soon as possible.
We have made enquiries and may have sourced a number of replacement stone ridge tiles. We can confirm that any ridge tiles replaced will be stone ridge tiles to match existing. We can also confirm that any replacement roof/[email protected]
tiles will be in second hand blue slate to match existing. Again we cannot quantify how many tiles will need to be replaced, but will consult you as and when the scaffold has been erected.
Any repairs to the existing rendered external walls will be carried using sand and cement render to match existing. Mark Dawson thought that lime mortar patching would stand out and would never ‘blend’ in with the existing finish.
I hope the above will satisfy your requirements, but should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me
Kind Regards,
Phil Turner
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