1 September 2005 · Planning Committee on Review
33-37, Athol Street, Douglas, Isle Of Man, IM1 1lb
Dickinson Cruickshank sought planning approval for a ramp and steps at the front of their office building to provide disabled access, in anticipation of the Disability Discrimination Act. The proposal encroached onto the public highway along busy Athol Street, reducing the footway width from a minimum of 2.8m to 1.75m.…
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The Planning Committee refused the application because the ramp and steps would encroach into the public highway, reducing the footway from 2.8m minimum to 1.75m minimum, obstructing pedestrians on bu…
no objection
Care needs to be taken with the ramp and steps so it's not a hazard to passing pedestrians; the ramp needs to have handrails on both sides
