Extension to form changing rooms for Gymnasium and

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓New changing rooms building to serve the swimming pool, gymnasium and playing fields at King William's College
• ✓Located near the entrance on the southern side of the entrance drive, outside the registered part of the complex
• ✓Imitation or Spanish slate roof and rendered walling judged acceptable in character
• ✓No adverse traffic impacts identified
• ✓No private representations received
• ✓character
• ✓materials
• ✓highways
• ✓no adverse traffic impacts
• ✓applicant to recommend to consult with the fire safety dept
• ✓no private representations

Permission was granted for an extension to form changing rooms for the gymnasium and swimming pool at King William's College, Castletown. The new building sits within the college grounds near the entrance on the southern side of the entrance drive. The officer found the building's form and materials — including an imitation or Spanish slate roof and rendered walls — to be acceptable. The Conservation Section noted that this part of the site is not registered and that the proposal would not adversely affect the appearance or setting of the registered part of the college complex. No adverse traffic impacts were identified, and no private representations were received. The applicant was advised to consult with the fire safety department.

The application was permitted on 11 May 2005 under delegated authority. The new building's form and materials were considered acceptable and not harmful to the appearance or setting of the registered part of the college complex.

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