26 September 2007 · Minister for Local Government and the Environment following appeal inspector report
Injebreck House, West Baldwin, Isle Of Man, IM4 5ex
The proposal sought to replace nine windows on the north elevation (six on the main gable, three on rear projection) and three on the east elevation with PVC casement windows at Injebreck House, a substantial early 19th century rendered house in a prominent rural location.
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Officer assessed the proposal against Policy 7(ii) of Planning Circular 1/98 for pre-1921 rural buildings retaining original character with principal elevations visible from public thoroughfare, which…
Policy 7 of Planning Circular 1/98 (The Alteration and Replacement of Windows)
Applies to pre-1921 buildings not in conservation areas or registered, retaining original character, in rural setting with principal elevations visible from public thoroughfare. Requires repair where possible; replacements must have same/similar glazing bars, frame sections and preference for same opening method. Officer/inspector tested north main gable (visible) and found PVC casements non-compliant on opening, glazing and frames; east/rear north not visible, thus compliant without strict opening replication.
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved drawings
This approval relates to drawings, details and photographs date-stamped 23 July 2007.
Do not oppose
No objection
