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Hybrid planning application seeking: Full (detailed) planning permission for the erection of a three storey college (Use Class F1(a)) with new car parking, cycle storage, plant, sub-station, hard and soft landscaping including new playing field, vehicular and pedestrian access and associated engineering and infrastructure, together with the demolition works necessary to separate the sports building from the remainder of the existing campus, the new entrance block and elevational treatment to the existing Sports Building; and Outline planning permission for the demolition of the existing college buildings and the erection of up to 32 dwellings with all matters reserved.

The Planning & Highways Regulation Committee is recommended to grant planning permission subject to:-

·         Conditions,

·         The completion of a Section 106 legal agreement securing the heads of terms detailed above,

·         No objections being raised by the Nature Development Officer in respect of Biodiversity Net Gain,

·         No new substantive issues being raised during the remainder of the public consultation period, noting that this will end prior to the consideration of the application by the Planning and Highways Committee on 14th December 2023.

Officer contact: Rebecca Whitney on 0161 474 4405 or email: rebecca.whitney@stockport.gov.uk

In respect of plan no. DC/089265 for full (detailed) planning permission for the erection of a three storey college (Use Class F1(a)) with new car parking, cycle storage, plant, sub-station, hard and soft landscaping including new playing field, vehicular and pedestrian access and associated engineering and infrastructure, together with the demolition works necessary to separate the sports building from the remainder of the existing campus, the new entrance block and elevational treatment to the existing Sports Building; and Outline planning permission for the demolition of the existing college buildings and the erection of up to 32 dwellings with all matters reserved at Cheadle College, Cheadle Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheadle, it was

RESOLVED - That the Deputy Chief Executive be authorised to determine the application pending the applicant entering into a Section 106 Legal Agreement to secure appropriate phasing, the provision of affordable housing and developer contributions to the provision and maintenance of formal recreation and children’s play space.

Hybrid planning application seeking: Full (detailed) planning permission for the erection of a three storey college (Use Class F1(a)) with new car parking, cycle storage, plant, sub-station, hard and soft landscaping including new playing field, vehicular and pedestrian access and associated engineering and infrastructure, together with the demolition works necessary to separate the sports building from the remainder of the existing campus, the new entrance block and elevational treatment to the existing Sports Building; and Outline planning permission for the demolition of the existing college buildings and the erection of up to 32 dwellings with all matters reserved.

The Planning & Highways Regulation Committee is recommended to grant planning permission subject to:-

·         Conditions,

·         The completion of a Section 106 legal agreement securing the heads of terms detailed above,

·         No objections being raised by the Nature Development Officer in respect of Biodiversity Net Gain,

·         No new substantive issues being raised during the remainder of the public consultation period, noting that this will end prior to the consideration of the application by the Planning and Highways Committee on 14th December 2023.

Officer contact: Rebecca Whitney on 0161 474 4405 or email: rebecca.whitney@stockport.gov.uk

Hybrid planning application seeking: Full (detailed) planning permission for the erection of a three storey college (Use Class F1(a)) with new car parking, cycle storage, plant, sub-station, hard and soft landscaping including new playing field, vehicular and pedestrian access and associated engineering and infrastructure, together with the demolition works necessary to separate the sports building from the remainder of the existing campus, the new entrance block and elevational treatment to the existing Sports Building; and Outline planning permission for the demolition of the existing college buildings and the erection of up to 32 dwellings with all matters reserved.

The Area Committee is requested to recommend that the Planning & Highways Regulation Committee grants planning permission subject to:-

·         Conditions,

·         The completion of a Section 106 legal agreement securing the heads of terms detailed above,

·         No objections being raised by the Nature Development Officer in respect of Biodiversity Net Gain,

·         No new substantive issues being raised during the remainder of the public consultation period, noting that this will end prior to the consideration of the application by the Planning and Highways Committee on 14th December 2023.

Officer contact: Rebecca Whitney on 0161 474 4405 or email: rebecca.whitney@stockport.gov.uk

In respect of application DC/089265 for the proposed full (detailed) planning permission for the erection of a three storey college (Use Class F1(a)) with new car parking, cycle storage, plant, sub-station, hard and soft landscaping including new playing field, vehicular and pedestrian access and associated engineering and infrastructure, together with the demolition works necessary to separate the sports building from the remainder of the existing campus, the new entrance block and elevational treatment to the existing Sports Building; and Outline planning permission for the demolition of the existing college buildings and the erection of up to 32 dwellings with all matters reserved, at Cheadle College, Cheadle Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheadle,

a member of the public spoke in objection to the application, and

the applicant and agent spoke in support of the application.

It was then

RESOLVED – (1) That no specific recommendation be made in relation to the determination of the application.

(2) That the Planning & Highways Regulation Committee be recommended to undertake a site visit in light of the Area Committee’s concerns with regards to the deliverability of the site.