9 June 2005 · Planning Committee
Orrisdale Farm, Orrisdale Road, Ballasalla, Isle Of Man, IM9 3ae
The proposal involved constructing two agricultural buildings (downsized from a previous refused scheme) with a feed area between them in a field at Orrisdale Farm, a working farm holding extending across multiple parcels. The site is part of the farm curtilage on Orrisdale Road in a rural countryside location.
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The officer recommended approval after a site visit and discussions with the applicant, acknowledging the genuine agricultural need for the buildings due to the farm's extent across multiple parcels a…
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved plans
This permission relates to the erection of two agricultural buildings and the associated bunding/hedging works as shown in drawings 791-01, 791-02, BD17885PL, the contour map, site and location plans all received on 23rd March, 2005.
Agricultural use only
The buildings may be used only for agricultural purposes.
Materials - colour
All external finishes to the buildings must be in a dark green colour.
Landscaping and mounding scheme
Prior to the commencement of works on the erection of the buildings, the Planning Authority must have approved a scheme of landscaping and mounding on all sides of the proposed building so that the visual impact of the buildings is reduced as viewed in the wider landscape. Tree planting should be in natural groups of trees rather than in simple lines around the buildings and should include a mix of tree types - deciduous and coniferous. The advice of DAFF is recommended in this respect.
no adverse traffic impacts
no objection but suggest bund all around site
