Registered Building Refusal Notice
Town and Country Planning Acts, 1934 - 1991
Isle of Man Planning Scheme (Development Plan) Order 1982
The Registered Buildings (General) Regulations 1991
Mr L Chatel Holly Bank Little Switzerland Douglas IM2 6AG
In pursuance of its powers granted under the above Acts, Order and Regulations, the Planning Committee of the Department of Local Government and the Environment does hereby REFUSE development of the under-mentioned registered buildings in accordance with the application made on behalf of:
Name: Mr L Chatel Proposal: Registered building consent for alterations to garden to increase existing paved area (in association with PA 04/01813/GB), at: Holly Bank Little Switzerland Douglas IM2 6AG
which was considered on 10 December 2004, for the reasons set out below.
Date of Issue: 29th December, 2004
Murray House Mount Havelock Douglas
This refusal relates to the alterations as set out in the plans submitted with the planning application noted in the proposal.
Reasons For Refusal:
- The additional paving, and the consequent parking, in front of this fine Baillie Scott house would affect adversely the appearance and character of the building.
NOTE Since these works have already been undertaken, within 3 months of this decision becoming final the site must be restored to its original condition; the applicant should consult the Department's Conservation Officer hereon.
NOTE This decision was made by the Planning Committee constituted in accordance with Paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 of the Isle of Man Planning Scheme (Development Plan) Order 1982.
Note 1: The decision contained in this notice does not become final until:-
- the time for requesting an appeal has expired; or
- any appeal has been completed.
Note 2: Rights of appeal against the decision of the planning committee are attached.
Note 3: An appeal may be requested within a period of 21 days.
Note 4: If this determination is running concurrently with a planning application which is to be the subject of a planning review, the content of the registered building application is excluded from that consideration. If need be an appeal against the determination of registered building consent must be made independently.
