17 October 2005 · Planning Committee (confirmed on Review); Appeal dismissed by Minister
78, Slieau Curn Park, Kirk Michael, Isle Of Man, IM6 1ew
The proposal sought approval in principle to build three detached chalet-style bungalows and extend the existing roadway with a turning head on unused land at the end of Slieau Curn Park, part of which lies in a 'Predominantly Residential' zone but mostly in 'Open Space (Agriculture)'.
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The Planning Committee refused because the majority of the site lies in 'Open Space (Agriculture)' not zoned for development, contrary to Policy 5.9 stating no further areas should be allocated for re…
Kirk Michael Local Plan Policy 5.9
Policy states no further areas should be allocated for residential development beyond specifically identified zones. Officer/inspector assessed that majority of site is in Open Space (Agriculture), so proposal conflicts directly; no justification to override without comprehensive review.
Kirk Michael Local Plan Policy 12.4
Prohibits release of open space areas for development except those already proposed. Site mostly open space, so development would breach; inspector noted need for open space in landscape schemes per related policies.
Kirk Michael Local Plan Policy 5.10
Requires future residential proposals to incorporate appropriate open space in landscape schemes. Proposal fails as it intrudes into open space without providing/protecting amenity areas, leaving potential for further development.
Kirk Michael Local Plan Policy 12.5
Requires residential development to incorporate open space and landscape. Assessed as conflicting since proposal does not respect zoning boundary or provide required open space integration.
No objection subject to imposition of planning conditions
No objection subject to conditions
No objection but developer to contact it
