23 January 2007 · Director of Planning and Building Control (M. I. McCauley)
Isle Of Man Education, Kewaigue School, Kewaigue, Douglas, Isle Of Man, IM2 1qh
The proposal involves placing a mobile classroom on a site at Kewaigue School that was recently approved as an additional car park for the school. This temporary structure addresses increased pupil numbers and curriculum delivery needs requiring more space.
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The Highway Authority was persuaded that the loss of the recently approved car-park did not warrant refusal. The need for additional accommodation was accepted as a matter for the Education Authority,…
Time limit for commencement
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Temporary permission and removal
This approval is for a maximum period of 5 years from the date of this notice; if, at the end of this period, there is not in place planning approval for a further period, the mobile class-room must be removed from the site, and the use of the site must revert to a car-park.
Parking management
The existing staggered arrival and leaving times and the car-parking management regime must remain in operation during the period specified in condition (2) above.
MEA consultation
Prior to the commencement of any works the applicant must consult with the MEA (tel: 687705) to discuss working practices around existing cables in the area of the site; the development must be undertaken in accordance with the recommendations arising from this consultation.
Approved drawings
Subject to the above conditions, this approval relates to drawings numbered KM/01 and /02 and date-stamped 5.9.06.
Do Not Oppose subject to time-limited permission and existing staggered arrival/leaving times and car-parking management regime remaining operational
no objection
conditional approval requiring consultation on working practices around existing 33kV, 11kV and Fibre Optic cables
