Reserved Matters application for the redevelopment of redundant farm buildings into six residential units (including two for tourist accommodation)

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Conversion of redundant farm buildings rather than new build
• ✓Six residential units including two for tourist accommodation
• ✓Approval granted subject to two planning conditions
• ✓Decision made by committee

This reserved matters application sought approval for the detailed design of a scheme to convert redundant farm buildings at Ballachrink Farm, Glen Road, Colby into six residential units. Two of those units were also intended to serve as tourist accommodation. The application was considered and permitted by committee on 3 June 2014, subject to compliance with two conditions set out in the decision notice. The available evidence is limited to the decision notice, so the full planning reasoning behind the approval is not documented here.

The application was permitted by committee on 3 June 2014, subject to two conditions. The decision covered the reserved matters for converting redundant farm buildings into six residential units, two of which were to be used for tourist accommodation.

Conditions (2)

1. 1

   Condition 1

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

2. 2

   Condition 2

   Notwithstanding the provisions of the Town and Country Planning (Permitted Development) Order 2012 (or any Order revoking and/or re-enacting that Order with or without modification), no extensions, sheds or summerhouses, garages, greenhouses or polytunnels, walls or fences may be erected nor any windows replaced without the prior written permission of the planning authority.

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