18 November 2009 · Director of Planning and Building Control (delegated by Planning Committee)
20, Arbory Street, Castletown, Isle Of Man, IM9 1lj
The proposal involved changing retail units to a restaurant, diner and takeaway (likely fish and chips) with an external flue for extraction. It was part of a larger retrospective regularisation of the Callows Yard development in Castletown town centre.
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The application was retrospective but confirmed valid by Government Advocate advice, allowing normal determination process.
Environment Policy 22
Prohibits development harming amenity via odour, noise etc. EPU report requested additional odour/noise info for kitchen exhausts to comply; approval implies sufficient mitigation via conditions/plan references.
Environment Policy 23
Requires consideration of adverse impacts to neighbours from alterations. Assessed against nearby residential; noise-sensitive premises noted as potential issue if poor separation.
Strategic Plan Environment Policy 25
Allows pollution-sensitive uses near sources if safeguarded. Food uses near residences tested for odour/noise; EPU flagged risks without extra controls.
Approved plans
This permission relates to the use of the site as a restaurant and take-away as shown in drawings PA610/01, PA610/02, PA610/03 and PA610/04 all received on 18th September, 2009.
Do not oppose, no traffic management, parking or road safety concerns
No objection subject to no discharge of injurious matter to sewers and grease trap installation
Recommend minimum door widths and split-level counters for accessibility
