28 January 2004 · Planning Committee
8, Finch Road, Douglas, Isle Of Man, IM1 2pt
The application proposed refurbishment works to an existing office building, including renovation of timber windows with appropriate glazing bar patterns, repair of render and decoration, renewal of leadwork, replacement of inappropriate rear windows with matching patterns, internal formation of openings, refurbishment…
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The site is the curtilage of No. 8 Finch Road, a Registered Building used for office purposes. The application sought planning approval and Registered Building consent for refurbishment works.
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved drawings
This approval relates to drawings numbered A001, A002, B102, B103, and 001A date stamped 4th September 2003, and to drawing number B101A date stamped 17th December 2003.
no views on the application, having been considered and having no adverse traffic impacts
Highways Division raised no objection due to no adverse traffic impacts. Conservation Officer (Steve Moore) expressed concerns about proposed works to historic fabric and requested clarifications before recommending approval.
Key concern: interference with historic ceilings from floor levelling works
Highways Division, Department of Transport
No ObjectionThe Highways Division of the Department of Transport has no views on the following application, the application having been considered and having no adverse traffic impacts.; PA 03/01230/GB
Department of Local Government and the Environment (Conservation Officer)
I am unable to recommend approval of the current application without the clarification.; We agreed that (subject to corroboration by Building Control) this could be dealt with by temporary removal and re-instatement of the existing floor boarding and the introduction of quilt to the top of the lathing. If fire protection is a consideration, a board such as TAC may be fixed to the cheeks of the joists.; Could we agree on a method that will retain the existing floorboards, ceilings beneath and level the floor?
Conditions requested: Where it is necessary to remove architraves, skirtings, cornices etc. during the works they should either be re-instated or faithfully replicated. Where such details have previously been removed, agreement should be reached on the profile and detail of the replacements.; Where any item of concern is encountered on site during the construction, please confer with us at your earliest possible convenience.
