Registered Building Consent for the demolition of existing building and construction of two buildings containing a total of 45 apartments and a restaurant, including car parking, landscaping and new sub-station - RB 183 (in connection with application 18/00637/GB)

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Demolition of a registered building (Bayqueen Hotel) on The Promenade, Port St. Mary
• ✓Replacement with two buildings containing 45 apartments and a restaurant
• ✓Registered Building Consent required due to the building's listed status
• ✓Application linked to a companion planning application (18/00637/GB)
• ✓Approved by committee with one condition attached
• ✓heritage

This application sought Registered Building Consent for the demolition of the Bayqueen Hotel, a registered (listed) building on The Promenade in Port St. Mary, Isle of Man. In its place, Hartford Homes Ltd proposed two new buildings containing a total of 45 apartments and a restaurant, together with car parking, landscaping, and a new sub-station. The application was considered alongside a companion planning application (18/00637/GB). The case officer recommended approval, and the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture's committee resolved to permit the consent. The application was formally approved on 7 August 2019, subject to one condition.

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture approved the Registered Building Consent application by Hartford Homes Ltd. The consent covers the demolition of the existing Bayqueen Hotel and the construction of two new buildings containing 45 apartments and a restaurant, along with car parking, landscaping, and a new sub-station. The officer recommended approval and the committee permitted the application.

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Conditions (1)

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   Condition 1

   The works hereby granted registered building consent shall be begun before the expiration of four years from the date of this consent.

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