IDO 54451 Planning Approval

Appendices 2 - Copy of IDO 54451 Original Planning Approval at Appeal for Bungalow

Form P.4.

Application No. 54451 Ref. EPO/AJ

Town and Country Planning Acts. 1934 to 1973

THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL INTERIM DEVELOPMENT) ORDER, 1974. & 1977 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (INTERIM DEVELOPMENT) REGULATIONS. 1975. & 1977

To Mr. A. Skillan, "Ohio Cottage", Andreas.

In pursuance of their powers under the above Acts, Orders and Regulations the PLANNING COMMITTEE of the Isle of Man Local Government Board do hereby PERMIT development in accordance with the application made by and the plans submitted by you Construction of bungalow - land adjoining "Ohio Cottage", Andreas, ON REVIEW

hereinafter called "the applicant" and approved by the Planning Committee on the 20th day of July 1981, subject to compliance with the conditions or modifications specified hereunder:

(1) The building(s) shall not be used for any other purpose than that indicated on the plan or in the application without the consent of the Committee.

(2) The development shall be completed within the period of (12) months from the date of this approval which shall cease to have effect in default of compliance with this condition except in respect of any development completed within that period.

(3) Subject to the last foregoing condition the development having been commenced shall be carried on to completion in a workmanlike and expeditious manner to the satisfaction of the Planning Committee and if not so completed within the said period of THEIVE months it shall be a further condition of this approval that the applicant shall submit a new application for consideration by the Committee in respect of the uncompleted development.

Conditions (4) to (16) inclusive attached hereto:

APPENDIX ONE

I.D.O. 54451 Approved ON REVIEW 20.7.81. NCC/AJ

1. This permission for the erection of the proposed dwelling is personal

to the applicant Mr. A. Skillan, and shall not, without the consent in writing of the Committee, be capable of assignment, but shall, in the event of his death during the currency of this permission, or any renewal thereof, ensure for the benefit of his estate if the erection of the proposed dwelling shall have been commenced in his lifetime.

1. The applicant must enter into a covenant with the Local Government

Board in a form satisfactory to that Board, that he will not sell or otherwise part with possession of the proposed dwelling for a period of ten years from 20th July 1981, without the prior written consent of the Board; such covenant must be duly executed and recorded in the General Registry PRICE TO THE CONVENCENT OF ANY DISCLOSURE WORSE.

1. The occupation of the proposed dwelling must be limited to persons

whose employment or latest employment is or was, employment in horticulture or agriculture in the Island and including also the dependants of such persons as aforesaid and such tenancy must be subject at all times to enquiry and approval by the Committee.

1. This permission is for the erection of one dwelling only on the

whole of the land shown in the submitted application and no further dwellings will be permitted.

1. The proposed dwelling must be retained as part of the horticultural

building as defined in the submitted application and must not be sold or let off separately.

1. All services including electricity and telephone must be laid under-

ground to the satisfaction of the Committee and arrangements for the supply of such services acceptable to the Committee must be made PRICE to the commencement of any building works.

1. Provision must be made for the turning of vehicles within the

curtilage of the property to enable a vehicle to enter the classified road in a forward direction to the satisfaction of the Highway Authority and the Committee.

1. The roof must be slate or a slate-like material to the satisfaction of

the Committee.

1. The exterior stonework must be a traditional random rubble wall to

the satisfaction of the Committee. NOTE: Split stone on a backing of render is not acceptable as a finish.

1. The existing front boundary hedge must be retained to the satisfaction

of the Committee and landscaping and the planting of young trees and shrubs must be carried out according to a scheme which must be submitted to and approved by the Isle of Man Forestry, Mines and Lands Board and the Committee PRICE to the commencement of any building works.

1. No trees may be felled without the PRICE permission of the Isle of

Man Forestry, Mines and Lands Board and the Committee.

1. The size, design, and position of the septic tank and its soakaway

shall be to the satisfaction of the Byelaw Officer.

1. The Manx Museum & National Trust must be informed of the date when

building work is to commence and given adequate opportunity to inspect the foundation trenches when exposed, to the satisfaction of the Committee.

NOTE: This consent relates to the revised site plan submitted on 27th July, 1981.