Extensions to Dwellings in built up areas or sites designated for residential use
Source: Aps Written Statement
in Recreation Policy 3 and Appendix 6. The latter provides examples of the size and type of provision required.
8.12.1 The Isle of Man Strategic Plan identifies that Open Space in towns and villages on the Island forms an integral part of the fabric of community life, taking various forms and serving many purposes. Open Space ranges from the formal, such as formally laid parks and play areas, to the informal, such as open countryside, glens and the extensive public footpath network. The need for Open Space is that it forms part of the Island's heritage as well as being an attractive and usable asset. In the wider context, it provides visual and spiritual relief from the developed urban settlements on the Island, and provides recreational enjoyment in respect of various active and some less active forms of sporting activity. Open Spaces also provide a means of improving the health and fitness of the Island's population.
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86.7%
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2012
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Douglas
Top Parish
Erection of decking and garden room/office (retrospective)
Alterations and erection of rear extension
Alterations and erection of extension to provide garage and additional living accommodation (Retrospective)
Erection of side and rear extension to dwelling
Installation of wooden fencing (retrospective)
Erection of a replacement detached dwelling with integral garage and associated parking
Alterations and erection of single storey extensions and widening of existing driveway
Alterations and erection of an extension to rear elevations
Alterations and erection of a two storey extension
Erection of an extension and relocation of front porch doorway
