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Redevelopment of site to provide residential accommodation with care (Use Class C2), comprising 63 no. apartments for the elderly within a part three storey/part four storey building, with associated access roads, car parking, landscaping, bin storage and services.

The Committee is recommended to grant planning permission.  Should Members agree the recommendation, it is recommended that the issuing of the decision notice is deferred and delegated to Officers, pending the applicant entering into an appropriate legal agreement to secure the restriction of the use of the development within the C2 Use Class and the restriction of occupation of the accommodation for residents who would be at least 55 years old and in need of care.

Officer Contact: Mark Burgess on 0161 474 3659 or email: mark.burgess@stockport.gov.uk

In respect of plan no. DC073513 for the redevelopment of site to provide residential accommodation with care (use Class C2), comprising 63 no. apartments for the elderly within a part three storey/part four storey building, with associated access roads, car parking, landscaping, bin storage and services at Bretheren Meeting Room, Woodlands Road, Heaton Mersey, it was

MOVED AND SECONDED – That consideration of this application be deferred to the next meeting of the Committee pending the undertaking of a further site visit to assess the impact of the proposed development on the residential amenity of neighbouring properties on Crossgate Mews by viewing the site of the proposed development from within the curtilage of those adjacent properties.

For the motion 2, against 10.

MOTION NOT CARRIED

It was then

RESOLVED – (10 for, 2 abstentions) That planning permission be granted.

Redevelopment of site to provide residential accommodation with care (Use Class C2), comprising 63 no. apartments for the elderly within a part three storey/part four storey building, with associated access roads, car parking, landscaping, bin storage and services.

The Committee is recommended to grant planning permission.  Should Members agree the recommendation, it is recommended that the issuing of the decision notice is deferred and delegated to Officers, pending the applicant entering into an appropriate legal agreement to secure the restriction of the use of the development within the C2 Use Class and the restriction of occupation of the accommodation for residents who would be at least 55 years old and in need of care.

Officer Contact: Mark Burgess on 0161 474 3659 or email: mark.burgess@stockport.gov.uk

Redevelopment of site to provide residential accommodation with care (Use Class C2), comprising 63 no. apartments for the elderly within a part three storey/part four storey building, with associated access roads, car parking, landscaping, bin storage and services.

The Area Committee is recommendation to grant planning permission. Should Members agree the recommendation, it is recommended that the issuing of the decision notice is deferred and delegated to Officers, pending the applicant entering into an appropriate legal agreement to secure the restriction of the use of the development within the C2 Use Class and the restriction of occupation of the accommodation for residents who would be at least 55 years old and in need of care.

Officer Contact: Mark Burgess on 0161 474 3659 or email: mark.burgess@stockport.gov.uk

In respect of plan no. 073513 for redevelopment of site to provide residential accommodation with care (Use Class C2) comprising 63 no. apartments for the elderly within a three storey/part four storey building with associated access roads, car parking , landscaping , bin storage and services at the Bretheren Meeting Room, Woodlands Road,

a member of the public spoke against the application and a representative of the applicant spoke in support of the application,

it was then

RESOLVED – That the Planning and Highways Regulation Committee be recommended to undertake a site visit to assess the impact on the proposed development on the residential amenity of neighbouring properties, particularly those properties on Crossgate Mews as well as to consider concerns in respect to parking on Woodlands Road and the future access to the site should planning permission be granted.