19 November 2007 · Delegated - Director of Planning and Building Control (M. I. McCauley)
Old Parsonage, St. Judes, Isle Of Man, IM7 2ew
The proposal seeks approval in principle to convert an existing barn on the curtilage of The Old Parsonage, a large two-storey detached dwelling in the rural village of St Judes, into a storage and packing facility for a small internet-based business dealing in precision satellite navigation equipment.
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The officer noted the site is zoned 'woodland' under the 1982 Development Plan, not for business use, but considered the conversion of an existing building (rather than new build) to have little signi…
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved plans
This approval relates to the submitted documents which are date-stamped 3rd September 2007.
Bat protection scheme
Prior to a reserved matters application being submitted the applicant is to consult with the Planning Authority regarding the scheme which must allow for the retention of the bat roost and its use by bats. NB: The applicant is advised to discuss the bat protection scheme with the DAFF before submission to the Planning Authority.
No advertisements
No advertisement matter of any description shall be exhibited on these premises without the PRIOR written permission of the Planning Authority.
Use restriction
The building may be used for storage and packing purposes only and in association with the business operated by Mr A Smith and Mrs L Smith, for such time as they are resident at The Old Parsonage, and by no other.
no objections
no objection if conditioned to limit use to barn, exclude retail, and self-regulate by size; supports home internet businesses for employment/revenue
acceptable subject to condition for bat roost retention scheme; notes on swallows
no objection, recommend fire safety consultation note