4 November 2005 · Minister (via Chief Executive, confirming Planning Committee refusal on appeal)
Land Adjacent To Eryeton Farm Cottages, Eyreton Road, Crosby, Isle Of Man, IM4 4bu
The proposal sought approval in principle for a new detached dwelling on a 0.14 hectare site of private woodland adjacent to recently approved barn conversions at Eyreton Farm Cottages. The site slopes upwards, contains mature trees, and is within the 'red line' boundary of prior approvals for conversions (00/01590/A e…
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The site is designated as private woodland/parkland and within an Area of High Landscape or Coastal Value under the Isle of Man Planning Scheme (Development Plan) Order 1982, not zoned for residential…
Planning Circular 1/88 Residential Housing in the Country
Strong presumption against new houses in countryside except agricultural need or replacements; paras 3/6 state land allocated to zoned extensions, remainder 'intended to remain substantially free from development' and policy to discourage except viable holdings. Proposal fails as not agricultural/replacement and unzoned.
Planning Circular 3/89 Renovation of Buildings in the Countryside
Permits conversion of redundant buildings in countryside; prior approvals relied on this but new-build proposal fundamentally different, carries no weight for further development.
Western Sector Written Statement (Planning Circular 8/91)
Sections 5.6/5.7 allow discretion for justified non-detrimental proposals or hamlet consolidation; appellants claimed consistency but officer/inspector rejected as site remains countryside, no special justification.
No objection in principle subject to conditions on sewer connection, no surface water to foul, full drainage details
No specific comment on merits; request informative note on water supply connection
Erection of additional dwelling will not detract or greatly impact on adjacent development