Approval in principle for the erection of a dwelling Senior Planner agreed to extend the duration of consent for a further 12 months until 8th November 2010 on 21st October 2009

Why Was This Refused?

• ✓Site lies within an area zoned as open space and not zoned for development
• ✓Applicants’ circumstances did not justify setting aside land use policies
• ✓Granting permission would establish an unacceptable precedent for development in undesignated areas
• ✓Site described as adjacent to Allandale Farm on the northern side of Ballamanagh Road and south of the Sulby Bridge
• ✓precedent

The proposal relates to Land Adjacent To Allandale Farm, Ballamanagh Road, Sulby, within the parish of Lezayre. The decision was made by the Planning Committee. The Committee refused the application. The refusal was based on the site being within an area zoned as open space and not zoned for development, and that the applicants’ circumstances did not justify setting aside land use policies. The Committee also concluded that granting permission would establish an unacceptable precedent for further development in undesignated areas.

The Planning Committee refused the application. This decision was because the site lies within land zoned as open space that is not zoned for development. The Committee considered that the circumstances presented did not justify setting aside the existing land use policies. It also found that approving the proposal would create an unacceptable precedent for development in undesignated areas.

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