Construction of pavilion building (comprising amendments to PA 07/02146B)

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Amendments to a previously approved pavilion building near Nobles Hospital, Braddan
• ✓Changes included new rear doors, revised entrance porch, altered glazing, replacement boiler flues, redesigned external staircase, and realigned footpath
• ✓Application assessed against differences between the approved scheme and the as-built development
• ✓Officer recommended approval and permission was granted
• ✓access
• ✓main differences between the development previously approved and that now proposed (i.e. as built)

This application sought permission for a pavilion building on land south east of Nobles Hospital in Braddan, Isle of Man, incorporating a series of amendments to a previously approved scheme (reference 07/02146/B). The amendments included the introduction of two external doors on the rear elevation, removal of an external porch under the balcony, a redesigned entrance porch at the western end, simplified glazing, replacement of one boiler flue with three smaller flues, omission of plant room grilles, realignment of a footpath between the car park and hospital, and a redesigned external staircase. The key planning issue was the extent of the differences between the development as previously approved and the building as constructed. The application was permitted by delegated decision on 25 October 2010.

The application was permitted on 25 October 2010 under delegated authority. It sought to regularise a number of changes made to a previously approved pavilion building at Nobles Hospital, with the officer's assessment focusing on the differences between what had been approved and what was actually built.

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