7 April 2004 · Committee
21, Church Street, Peel, Isle Of Man, IM5 1hn
This application sought permission to replace windows and doors at 21 Church Street, Peel — a terraced property within the Peel Conservation Area. The proposal involved woodgrain uPVC sliding sash windows and a woodgrain effect uPVC door to the front elevation, and woodgrain uPVC casement windows to the rear. The case officer recommended refusal, noting that the proposed materials on the front elevation would be out of keeping with the conservation area, and the Conservation Section advised against the use of Mahogany uPVC. Despite this, the Planning Committee decided to approve the application. Permission was granted by the committee on 7 April 2004, subject to three conditions.
The Planning Committee approved the application despite the case officer recommending refusal. The officer report raised concerns that woodgrain uPVC windows and doors on the front elevation would be out of keeping with the Peel Conservation Area, and the Conservation Section advised against the use of Mahogany uPVC. The committee nonetheless granted permission with three conditions attached.
Condition 1
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Condition 2
The windows on the front elevation must be sliding sash.
Condition 3
The front door must be panelled as indicated on the submitted drawing.
