Re-cladding of existing indoor tennis court

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Re-cladding retains the building in active sports use
• ✓Compliance with General Policy 2 (general development standards)
• ✓Compliance with Recreation Policy 2 (protection of recreational facilities)
• ✓No change to the building's footprint or function
• ✓materials

The proposal involved re-cladding the existing indoor tennis court building at Ballaughton Meadows, Douglas, Isle of Man. The site is an established sports facility and the works were intended to maintain the building in active sports use rather than alter its function or footprint. The decision was made by delegated authority. The planning authority found that the re-cladding complied with General Policy 2 and Recreation Policy 2, which together support the retention and upkeep of recreational facilities.

The re-cladding was approved because it supports the continued use of the building as an indoor sports facility, consistent with General Policy 2 and Recreation Policy 2. The works were considered a straightforward maintenance and improvement measure with no identified planning harms.

Conditions (1)

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   Condition 1

   The development hereby approved shall be begun before the expiration of four years from the date of this decision notice.

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