Alterations, erection of extensions, replace existing garage doors with doors and repositioning of approved stable

Policy O/RES/P/21 of the Onchan Local Plan (Planning Circular 1/2000)

Policy states extensions and alterations to existing residential property will generally not be opposed where appropriate in terms of scale, massing, design, appearance and impact on adjacent property. Officer assessed orangery enlargement and habitable extension as relatively minor and satisfactory against this, with no undue amenity impact due to distances.

Housing Policy 15

Policy allows extensions to traditionally styled countryside properties only where respecting proportion, form and appearance, and exceptionally over 50% floor space. Officer found extensions minor and compliant, respecting existing property.

Environment Policy 21

Policy prohibits animal stabling buildings in countryside if detrimental to character in siting, design, size or finish, requiring form and materials reflecting purpose. Officer assessed stable repositioning as acceptable in paddock corner, according with policy provisions.