1976 Approval in Principle Notice
Town and Country Planning Acts, 1934 to 1973
THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL INTERIM DEVELOPMENT) ORDER, 1974 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (INTERIM DEVELOPMENT) REGULATIONS, 1975
To Mr. T. E. Corlett, Kiondroghad, ANDREAS.
In pursuance of their powers under the above Acts, Orders and Regulations the PLANNING COMMITTEE of the Isle of Man Local Government Board hereinafter referred to as "the Committee" do hereby permit development in accordance with the application made by and the plans submitted by you - Approval in principle to site a farmworker's dwelling on field 1657, Croit-Molly-Robb, Sulby, Lezayre -
hereinafter called "the applicant" and approved by the Committee on the 12th day of March 1976, subject to compliance with the conditions or modifications specified hereunder:
(1) The building(s) shall not be used for any other purpose than that indicated on the plan or in the application without the consent of the Committee.
(2) This permission shall be deemed to be an approval in principle for a period of ONE year/4 only and shall not permit any development works prior to the approval of detailed information by the Committee.
Conditions (3) to (10) inclusive set out overleaf.
(3) All services including electricity and telephone must be laid underground to the satisfaction of the Planning Committee and arrangements for the supply of such services acceptable to the Committee must be made PRIOR to the commencement of any building works.
(4) The access must be designed and constructed to the satisfaction of the Highway Authority and the Planning Committee.
(5) No trees may be felled without the PRIOR permission of the Isle of Man Forestry, Mines and Lands Board and the Planning Committee.
(6) Landscaping and the planting of young trees and shrubs must be carried out according to a scheme which must be submitted to and approved by the Isle of Man Forestry, Mines and Lands Board and the Planning Committee PRIOR to the commencement of any building works.
(7) The dwelling must be occupied by a farmworker or a person engaged in agriculture and such tenancy must be subject at all times to enquiry and approval by the Planning Committee.
(8) The proposed dwelling must be retained in association with the agricultural holding and must not be sold or let off separately.
(9) The applicant must consult with the Board's Architect and Planning Officer with regard to the design and siting of the proposed dwelling PRIOR to the submission of detailed plans.
(10) The size, design and position of the septic tank and its soakaway shall be to the satisfaction of the Byelaw Officer.
Except as aforesaid, this permission is granted subject to due compliance with the Building Bye-laws, Local Acts and Regulations and general statutory provisions in force in the area, and nothing herein shall be regarded as dispensing with such compliance, except to the extent herein specified.
This approval shall not prejudice or affect any provisional order subsequently made under the Town and Country Planning Act, 1934, and such approval shall cease to have effect on the making of a provisional order with respect to this land except in respect of any developments which have been completed at the date when the provisional order came into operation.
Dated this 19th day of MARCH 1976.
P. H. Newbold Secretary.
Government Offices, Buck's Road, Douglas, Isle of Man.
NOTE: Rights of Review and Appeal against this decision are provided under the Regulations and summarised on Form 1 (Review).
EXTRACT FROM THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (INTERIM DEVELOPMENT) REGULATIONS, 1975
Effect of initial decisions.
- (1) An initial decision shall not have effect until the time for applying for a review of the decision has expired and, if such an application is duly made, until the review thereof, and any subsequent appeal in respect thereof, has been finally disposed of or until the relevant times for appeal have expired or the relevant appeal has been duly withdrawn.
