18 August 2008 · Planning Committee
Swallow Beg, Bayrauyr Road, St. Marks, Ballasalla, Isle Of Man, IM9 3at
The site is Little Gibdale, a stone cottage in a field accessed via Gibdale Farm, west of the A3 Ballamodha Straight and north of the B30 Bayrauyr Road in rural St Marks, Ballasalla. The proposal is a two-storey rear extension providing a ground-floor kitchen and first-floor bedroom with en suite, finished in stone up …
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The officer assessed the proposal against Housing Policy 13, which permits extensions to renovated rural dwellings if subordinate (less than 50% of original floor area), noting the 68% increase exceed…
Housing Policy 13
Requires extensions to renovated abandoned rural dwellings to be subordinate (less than 50% of original external floor space), with original building substantially intact, usable track, and services available. Officer found 68% increase exceeds limit but extension subordinate in scale (shorter ridge, minimal projection), with negligible visual impact due to distance from views, rendering it acceptable despite strict policy test.
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved plans
This permission relates to the extension of the property as shown and described in drawings 2008/0001/01 and -/02A both received on 13th June, 2008.
No permitted development rights
Notwithstanding the provisions of the Town and Country Planning (Permitted Development) Order 2005 (or any Order revoking or re-enacting that Order) no extensions, greenhouses, walls, gates, fences, garden sheds, summerhouses, flag poles, decking, garages, or tanks for the storage of oil for domestic heating shall be erected (other than those expressly authorised by this approval).
Do not oppose subject to imposition of condition for two off-street parking spaces
Note received recommending smoke detection (treated as Building Regulations matter, not planning)
