Information in relation to condition 6 for PA 12/00904/B - Information on low maintenance landscaping/ hardscaping plan for Waterfall House, Glen Maye.

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Discharge of a landscaping condition from a previous planning permission
• ✓South side of the garden laid with grey paving blocks
• ✓North side of the garden retained as grass
• ✓Approved under delegated powers

This application sought approval of information required by condition 6 of an earlier planning permission (reference 12/00904/B) for Waterfall House, Glen Maye. The condition required a low-maintenance landscaping and hardscaping plan to be submitted and approved before that element of the development could proceed. The submitted details showed grey paving blocks on the south side of the garden and grass retained on the north side. The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture considered these details acceptable and approved the application on 7 November 2024. The decision was made under delegated powers by case officer Chris Balmer and signed off by J Chance.

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture approved this application under delegated powers. It discharged a landscaping condition attached to an earlier planning permission for Waterfall House, Glen Maye, confirming the submitted low-maintenance landscaping and hardscaping details were acceptable.

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