26 August 2009 · Delegated - Senior Planning Officer
Arrasey Barn, Arrasey Road, Glen Maye, Isle Of Man, IM5 3by
The application sought approval for alterations and erection of two single storey flat roof extensions to the western side of Arrasey Barn, a converted stone barn now used as a dwelling, providing an entrance porch and additional bedroom.
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The officer judged the proposed extensions acceptable under Housing Policy 11 despite its caution against further extensions to converted rural buildings, as they are 'relatively modest in terms of sc…
Housing Policy 11
HP11 permits conversion of rural buildings to dwellings with modest subordinate extensions that do not adversely affect the character or interest of the building, but states 'further extension of converted rural buildings will not usually be permitted, since this would lead to loss or reduction of the original interest and character'. The officer assessed the proposal as compliant due to modest scale, no change to height/outline, turfed roofs minimising impact, and modern contrast design on the remote site's western elevation, despite prior extensions.
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 alteration and erection of extensions (comprising amendments to PA08/00245/B) Arrasey Barn, Arrasey Road, Glen Maye, Patrick as shown by 07/AP66910, 07/AP66901, 07/AP66902, 07/AP66903, 07/AP66904, 07/AP66905, 07/AP66911B, 07/AP66912B, 07/AP66913B, 07/AP66914B, 07/AP66915B, 07/AP66916B and 07/AP66917 all received 14th July 2009.
Do not oppose has no traffic management, parking or road safety implications
no comment would be made
