Environmental Policy 22
Source: Isle of Man Strategic Plan 2016
- pollution of sea, surface water or groundwater;
- emissions of airborne pollutants; and
- vibration, odour, noise or light pollution.
7.17.2 In addition to the above, changes in the activities associated with the current permitted use of land or a building, which in themselves do not constitute development and therefore do not require planning permission, can have an adverse impact on adjacent properties by virtue of noise, light or general disturbance. For example the addition of security lighting on a property may cause light pollution affecting adjacent properties and the wider area. The introduction of new activities into established parks and recreation areas can have an impact on neighbours. In such cases the Department would advocate the person or organisation considering the change to give careful consideration to the potential impact of such activity in terms of location, siting and design.
664
Citations
91.6%
Approval Rate
2023
Peak Year
Douglas
Top Parish
Additional use and extension of time of the TT and Festival of Motorcycling hospitality facility as approved under 14/00170/B for the Food and Drink Festival.
The installation of 3 antennas onto existing lattice mast and installation of 1 replacement equipment cabinet
Temporary use as campsite for up to 150 bell tents during TT and Manx Grand Prix from 2026 onwards
Change of use of commercial building to a waste electrical and electronic equipment recycling operation (WEEE) (Sui Generis)
Temporary change of use of rugby pitch, clubhouse and surrounding area to provide a glamping site for TT race periods for five years from 2026 to 2030
Additional use as light industrial (micro-brewery) with associated tasting and sales areas
Relocation of existing shed, replacement of two other sheds with summerhouse for use as jewellery studio and workshop (Class 2.1 and 2.2)
Transportation of sediment from the Peel silt lagoon to Cross Vein Mine, treatment of it on site, and use in remediation of the site including capping works; this includes the construction of a settlement pond, temporary treatment plant, a vehicular access point, access tracks, drainage ditches, perimeter fencing, landscape works and temporary welfare facilities
Restoration of existing silt store to create and maintain a permanent facility for storage and monitoring of dredged material from Peel Marina
Additional use as tourist accommodation (Class 3.6)
