Landscaping, provision of access, bin store, details of balconies & windows (Out standing matters for 02/00343)

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Reserved matters discharging conditions on an already-approved 56-apartment scheme
• ✓Site within curtilage of a Registered Building on Port St. Mary Promenade
• ✓Window, balcony, and landscaping details assessed and found acceptable
• ✓Top floor layout amendments considered unobjectionable
• ✓Occupation restricted until access roads and parking areas are completed
• ✓access

The site is the curtilage of the Bay Queen Hotel, a Registered Building at the northern end of Port St. Mary Promenade, within an area designated as Predominantly Tourist Accommodation under the Isle of Man Planning Scheme 1982. The reserved matters application discharged conditions 2, 3, and 4 attached to the earlier approval PA 02/0343, which had granted permission for two buildings containing 56 apartments. The matters resolved included phasing of works, window and balcony construction details, landscaping, access arrangements, and provision of a bin store. Amendments to the top floor layout and balcony subdivision were noted but considered unobjectionable. Occupation of any apartment was made conditional on access roads, footpaths, and parking areas being completed to the satisfaction of the planning authority.

The reserved matters details — including window and balcony specifications, landscaping, and access — were found acceptable and consistent with the previously approved scheme. The application was approved by delegated officer decision.

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