Planning Officer · 2012–2012
Jamie Leadbeater served as a planning officer who handled 195 planning applications over a 1-year career (2012–2012). Their most active parishes were Douglas (83), Ramsey (28), Onchan (19). Of 190 decided applications, 179 (94%) were approved and 11 (6%) refused. A further 5 were withdrawn before decision. They specialised primarily in alteration, extension, change_of_use applications. Their busiest year was 2012 with 195 decisions.
190
Decisions
174
Approved
11
Refused
91.6%
Approval Rate
Permission was granted in October 2012 to remove a top outlet and re-clad an industrial unit at Jurby Industrial Estate.
Permission was granted for alterations and a replacement entrance conservatory at the Pre-School Assessment Centre on Pulrose Road, Douglas. The application was approved by delegated decision in October 2012.
Permission was granted to extend the residential curtilage of a detached dwelling in Laxey, along with a new access, hardstanding, shed, and oil tank, with part of the works being retrospective.
Permission was granted for alterations to a detached garage at Ballagarey, Ramsey Road, Laxey, with two conditions attached.
Conversion of residential dwelling to provide three self contained apartments
Permission was granted on 20 September 2012 for the installation of a replacement front door and frame at a Victorian terraced house in Douglas.
Permission was granted to remove two front dormer windows and install two roof lights at a Victorian terraced house in the Windsor Road Conservation Area, Douglas.
Permission was granted for the installation of a roof lantern at a detached bungalow in Thornhill Park, Ramsey, Isle of Man.
Retrospective permission was granted to extend the driveway and widen the vehicular access at 38 Port E Chee Avenue, Douglas.
Permission was granted in September 2012 to alter an existing garage at Flat 2 Seafield, Ballure Road, Ramsey, to create a double garage.
An application to erect a replacement dwelling with amendments including a garage, utility room, and plant room at Lower Glentramman Farm was refused by the Committee in September 2012, despite the officer recommending approval.
Permission was granted to remove the front boundary wall at 11 Third Avenue, Onchan, to create an off-street parking space in the front garden of a terraced house.
Permission was granted to convert a vacant Victorian end-of-terrace house at 14 Derby Road, Douglas into a residential care home.
Retrospective permission was granted for a children's feature cave and a timber gazebo at Beehive Kindergarten, Onchan, approved by the Committee in September 2012.
Permission was granted to replace a rear doorway with a window at a detached house in Tromode, Douglas.
Permission was granted in September 2012 for alterations and extensions to a semi-detached house in Ramsey, Isle of Man, to provide garaging and additional living space as a modification to an earlier approval.
Permission was granted for roofing works to an existing storage shed at a depot in Sulby, with the works considered to have minimal visual impact due to the enclosed nature of the site.
Permission was granted to install a replacement front door at a residential property in Douglas, Isle of Man.
Permission was granted for a replacement sun room extension and a new utility extension at a large detached house in Andreas, Isle of Man.
Permission was granted to install replacement windows to the bay window at 3 Marathon Drive, Douglas, Isle of Man.
Permission was granted for a rear extension at a residential property in Douglas, Isle of Man, approved by a delegated Senior Planning Officer in September 2012.
Permission was granted in September 2012 for additional hardstanding and a front door canopy at a semi-detached house in Douglas.
Permission was granted for alterations and a rear extension at a Georgian terraced property on Derby Square, Douglas.
Permission was granted to create a new vehicular access and parking area at a detached dwelling in Andreas, Isle of Man, following assessment of highway safety and residential amenity.
