27 January 2010 · Delegated - Senior Planning Officer
Land Off, Harcourt Drive, Balthane, Ballasalla, Isle Of Man, IM9 2af
The proposal involves levelling the site, creating hardstanding, and erecting security fencing up to 2.5m high for the temporary storage of vehicles, construction materials, skips, and plant within Balthane Industrial Estate.
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The site is designated for industrial use on the extant 1982 Development Plan and emerging Southern Area Plan, and the storage compound use complies with this zoning as a form of industrial activity.
Draft Southern Area Plan
Retains industrial zoning with Business Proposal 1 suggesting office/industrial use subject to a development brief covering access, design, and landscaping. Storage compound fits industrial designation pending any brief.
Approved plans
This permission relates to the creation of a fenced compound facility for the storage of materials, plant, skips and vehicles all as shown and described in the location and site plans and the fencing details all received on 3rd November, 2009.
Landscaping scheme
Prior to 26th February, 2010 the applicant must have approved by the Planning Authority a scheme of tree and/or shrub planting and/or mounding alongside the north western boundary (parallel with the A5 Douglas Road) to reinforce the existing trees and hedging. Such planting scheme must be implemented by 31st March, 2010.
Storage height limit
No materials may be stored to a height exceeding 3 m above the ground level of the site. For clarification 'materials' do not include vehicles or plant.
Do not oppose has no traffic management, parking or road safety implications
Do not object to this planning application
