29 October 2004 · Planning Committee
East Lodge, Main Road, Crosby, Isle Of Man, IM4 4bh
Mr & Mrs B Davidson sought permission to remove a larger section of the front boundary wall (71% increase in opening size compared to a previous application) and re-site the existing retaining wall (heights from 4220mm decreasing to 1740mm, using double laid blocks to 18 courses then single flat) to create off-road par…
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The application was a resubmission addressing deficiencies in the previous refusal at appeal (PA 02/02136/B), specifically by providing a turning head for forward entry/exit and increasing the access …
Approved drawings
This approval relates to the drawing numbers 2004/EU01, 2004/EU02, 2004/EU03, 2004/EU04, 2004/EU05 submitted on 2nd July 2004.
Retaining wall coping
The retaining wall must be topped with coping stones within 3 months of the date that this decision becomes final.
Trellis and planting
The trellis work and planting as specified in the letter dated 10th October 2004 must be carried out in the first planting and seeding seasons following the completion of the development. Any plants which within a period of five years from the completion of the development die, are removed or become seriously damaged or diseased must be replaced in the next planting season.
Boundary wall reinstatement
Within three months of the date that this decision becomes final a drawing must be submitted to and approved by the Planning Committee after consultation with the Highways Authority to show reinstatement of part of the front boundary walling. This drawing should show a reduction in the size of the opening but should retain sight lines of 2 metres (x distance) x 60 metres (y distance). Within six months of the date that this decision becomes final the boundary walling so approved shall be reinstated on site to match in finish the existing walling to the front of East Lodge.
fully support the application as previously indicated; need for off-street parking vital due to future traffic from Archallagan landfill and 300+ houses; aware of accidents in area; safety paramount
urges approval considering special circumstances; beneficial for road safety and public; support from Marown Parish Commissioners
no adverse traffic impacts; vehicle footway crossing to comply with Manx Roads 2; approval from Operations Section required for highway works
