3 December 2010 · Senior Planning Officer (delegated under Article 3(13) of the Town and Country (Development Procedure) Order 2005)
Field 214285, Bretney Road, Jurby, Isle Of Man, IM7 3es
The proposal involved building a single-storey L-shaped stable block (15m x 7.7m, 3.3m ridge height) with 3 stables, a foaling box and feed store, clad in shiplap timber and black onduline roofing, sited 26m from the road along the western field boundary.
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The officer assessed the proposal against Environment Policies 1, 19, 21 and Energy Policy 2 of the Isle of Man Strategic Plan 2007, focusing on visual impact, countryside character, highway safety, a…
Environment Policy 1
Protects countryside from development unless overriding need and no alternative; officer found modest scale and limited impact acceptable in unzoned 'White Land' due to sensitive siting and screening.
Environment Policy 19
Permits equestrian development if no amenity loss, no loss of high quality ag land, and highways can accommodate traffic; no residential amenity affected, field not Classes 1-2, Highways no objection.
Environment Policy 21
Prohibits animal stabling detrimental to countryside character in siting/design/size/finish, requires purpose-specific form avoiding cavity walls; low single-storey L-shape with timber/onduline clearly stable-like, not prominent.
Energy Policy 2
Safeguards land within 9m either side of overhead HT power cable from development; initial breach resolved by amendment moving stable >9m away, MEA objection withdrawn.
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved plans
This approval relates to the erection of a stable block and the creation of a field access, as shown in drawing number 024/PL02, date stamped 8th September 2010; in addition to drawing number 024/PL01 Rev. A, date stamped 18th October 2010.
Do not oppose has no traffic management, parking or road safety implications
No objections to amended plans
