21 December 2005 · Planning Committee on review
Arrasey Barn, Arrasey Road, Glen Maye, Isle Of Man, IM5 3by
The application sought full planning approval for a substantial extension to the northern end of Arrasey Barn, a previously converted agricultural building now used as a dwelling, to add family/living room, dining area, music area, guest bedroom, additional bedrooms, and a double garage.
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The Planning Committee refused the application because it breached the terms of the prior barn conversion approval under PA 99/1588, which explicitly stated under Planning Circular 3/89 that 'subseque…
Planning Circular 3/89 Renovation of buildings in the countryside
Planning Circular 3/89 permitted barn conversions to dwellings under strict conditions, including that the building must be structurally capable of renovation and 'subsequent extensions will not be permitted once the conversion has been achieved as approved'. The officer assessed the proposal as directly breaching this prohibition attached to PA 99/1588, noting changed circumstances insufficient to override it, with no flexibility applied.
No adverse traffic impacts subject to the imposition of visibility splays condition.
Recommend applicant consults fire safety department; previous observations to be considered.
