Minutes of the planning meeting of Bursledon Parish Council
held on Wednesday, 9th June 2010 at the Village Hall,
Long Lane, Bursledon at 7.00 p.m
Present :
Cllr Misselbrook (Chair)
Cllr House
Cllr Lippold
Cllr Moneypenny
Cllr Woodhouse
In attendance: Ms Angela Lush (Assistant Parish Clerk)
11 members of the public
1. Apologies for absence
Apologies had been received from Cllr Allen, Cllr Clarke, Cllr Craig,
Cllr Holes, Cllr Millar, Cllr Milne and Cllr O’Sullivan.
2. Declarations of interest
There were no declarations of interest.
3. MINUTES OF THE MEETING 12th May 2010
Cllr Moneypenny proposed, Cllr Woodhouse seconded and 5 Members voted
unanimously to agree and sign the Minutes.
4. MATTERS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES OF MEETING OF 12th May 2010
There were no matters arising.
5. Planning applications received from Eastleigh Borough Council
5.1 Hacketts, High Street, Bursledon – Single storey & 2 storey
front & side extensions & single storey rear extension, with 1no. Rear
balcony & new roof to existing front extension, following demolition of
existing porch, conservatory & pergola & formation of hard surfaced
tennis court with 3m high plastic coated chain link fencing and
retaining wall. Case Officer: Narinder Phagura. Case
ref: C/10/67115.
John Wood has lived 20 years in Lattice Cottage adjacent to Hacketts and
agreed, good footprint. Mr Wood was representing Mrs Blackmore who
lives at Dale Cottage who felt the tennis courts should be on the Jolly
sailor side of the property.
Cllr Moneypenny read the letter from OBAG – Anna Poland, in brief the
letter had no objection to the building extension, but felt that the
proposed siting of the tennis court would unduly disturb the neighbours.
Both of whom have small gardens.
In particular the nearest garden to the tennis court is Woodbine
Cottage. OBAG felt that there were other sites at the bottom of
the garden that could be a worth investigating.
OBAG put forward Planning Policy 59BE.
David Dunn – Woodbine Cottage felt the tennis courts too close to the
mutual boundary. Present residents very quiet but house could be
sold on and the tennis courts would remain. David Dunn also objected to
the proposed raising of the roof line on the two garages.
Cllr Misselbrook asked for footprint increase. Owner Mr Michael
Ewart-Smith advised footprint had increased by 5/10%.
Cllr Woodhouse agreed application for dwelling acceptable but the
concerns of the neighbours needed to be taken into account.
Cllr House questioned if hard surface tennis court was acceptable in
conversation area.
Cllr House proposed DO NOT OBJECT to the application for the
alternations to the dwelling. Cllr Lippold seconded.
But TO OBJECT to the fencing on Policy 59BE and Conversation Area Policy
169.LB. 5 Members voted unanimously on the above decisions.
Paul Mcleod from Hype at Hamble wished to Thank BPC Council Members for
all their help and support that they had given him over the last 8
years. He is now moving to Wildern in Hedge End.
5.2 Camelia Cottage, Dodwell Lane, Bursledon - Application to
replace an extant planning permission in order to extend the time limit
for the implementation of planning permission F/07/59612 for the
construction of 6no. 1 bed & 8 no. 2 bed flats in a two storey block
with new access, car parking, retaining structures, landscaping & re-siting
of bus stop with shelter, following demolition of existing dwelling and
felling of trees. Case Officer: Dawn Errington.
Case ref: F/10/67288.
Peter Doorman – Heather Gables developers are working on Camelia
Cottage. A Block of flats would not fit in Dodwell Lane and cause
added traffic problems. David Brand – Long View had been to see
neighbour and Peter Doorman from Heather Gables and had been advised
that that there was no intention of building flats. Application
was to refurbish existing house and build two new houses.
Cllr House advised they were asking for extension of time limit which
could only be applied for on one planning agreement and not a mix of two
planning applications
Cllr Lippold proposed DO NOT OBJECT, Cllr Moneypenny seconded 4 Members
voted in favour with Cllr Woodhouse Objecting.
5.3 Devonia, Hamble Lane, Bursledon – Construction of detached
three bed dwelling with double garage, landscaping, alterations to
existing access & parking & elevational alterations to existing
dwelling. Case Officer: Andy Grandfield. Case ref:
F/10/67270.
Cllr Moneypenny proposed DO NOT OBJECT, seconded Cllr House 4 Members
voted in favour with Cllr Woodhouse Objecting.
6. Planning decisions notified by Eastleigh Borough Council
6.1 Serenity, Heath House Lane, Hedge End – Single storey rear extension
& 2no. Dormer windows to front. Case officer: Nicola Reid.
Case ref: F/10/66844. PERMIT
6.2 Ardencaple, Bridge Road, Bursledon – Construction of car port
& alterations to garage to provide first floor loft room & modification
to drive. Case officer: Narinder Phagura. Case ref:
F/10/66953. REFUSE PLANNING PERMISSION
6.3 The Old Rectory, School Road, Bursledon – Notification of
intent to fell 1no. Oak tree & 1no Beech tree & removal of lower limbs
on 1no Maple tree. Case officer: Tessa Judd.
Case ref: N/10/66990. RAISE NO OBJECTION
6.4 Lowford Studio, The Old Bakery, Portsmouth Road, Bursledon –
Change of use from bakery to photographic studio. Case Officer:
Narinder Phagura. Case Ref: F/10/66419. PERMIT
6.5 15 Jarvis Fields, Bursledon – Rear conservatory. Case
officer: Sarah Douglas. Case ref: F/10/66820.
PERMIT
The planning decisions were noted.
7. Correspondence
8. Exempt business
8.1 Planning Enforcement. The items were noted.
The meeting closed at 8pm.