9 September 2008 · Planning Committee
Flat 1, 17, Crosby Terrace, Douglas, Isle Of Man, IM2 5dg
The proposal involved replacing boundary walls with rendered blockwork and concrete copings, creating a 4m wide vehicular access onto Ballaquayle Road, and off-road parking within the front garden of No.17 Crosby Terrace, a corner site in a residential terrace.
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The officer assessed two key issues: visual impact on the locality and highway safety. Red brick dwarf walls with railings are a characteristic feature of the terrace within the Ballaquayle Road Conse…
General Policy 2
General Policy 2 requires development to respect local character. The proposal failed as its design and materials did not match the characteristic red brick dwarf walls with railings, detracting from streetscene in the Conservation Area.
Environment Policy 35
ENV35 permits only development which preserves or enhances Conservation Area character, protecting special features. Officer found rendered walls, concrete copings, access and parking would detract from Ballaquayle Road Conservation Area's appearance; inadequate details compounded non-compliance.
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No objections
