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Item Number: 2. Ref: 3/11/0226/FUL Proposal: Site Address: Single Storey Rear Extension to Existing Building to Create an all Weather Covered Childrens Play Area. Ickle Angels Nursery Ltd, 1 Carroll Avenue, Ferndown, for Ickle Angels Nursery Ltd Constraints Bournemouth International Airport Heathland 5km Consultation Area Historic Contaminated Land Historic Contaminated Land Heathland 5km or 400m Consultation Area NATS Technical Sites Special Character Area Urban Areas LP Site Notice expired: 15 April 2011 Advert expired: Nbr-Nfn expired: 7 April 2011 Ferndown Town Council Comments: Consultee Responses: EDDC Design And Conservation EDDC Tree Section Objection on planning grounds stated below: - Detrimental to the surrounding properties and is at odds with the residential nature of the neighbours and is an inappropriate development - Carroll Avenue is a narrow private road and the infrastructure cannot take any additional traffic - Over-development of the site - The enclosure of the play area would be detrimental to the amenity of the children No obvious design or Special Character Area issues. Site landscaping may need to be reinforced. Located adjacent to the sites western boundary and Ringwood Road is a belt of trees which make a significant contribution to the sylvan characteristics of the locality. Whilst the proposed extension would encroach into the root protections areas (RPAs) of a couple of the closest trees, this encroachment would be minor and would not therefore have a significant adverse impact on their long term health. Although Scots Pine (T15) leans towards the proposed extension its crown would not overhang it, nor do the crowns of the adjacent trees. Whilst I am not entirely comfortable with this juxtaposition, it is not incongruous enough to recommend that the application is refused. I therefore have no arboricultural objections, subject to a condition. 10
Neighbour Comments: Mrs Charlie Charlton 4 Thames Close, Ferndown Support I have 2 children that attend Ickle Angels Day Nursery and although they have a beautiful garden, there is currently no-where for the children to go and let off steam if the weather does not permit outside time. I could understand residents concerns around the road not managing with extra traffic if an increase in child intake would take place, but the managers have already commented they have no intention to increase the number of children attending. I dont see how this argument can be put forward as to me it is invalid in relation to what is being proposed....an inside play area for the EXISTING (not extra) children that attend. I feel this extra space will add beautifully to an already perfect daycare establishment. Miss Rebekah White 3 Saxon Way, Alderholt Miss Toni Nichol Flat 11 Saffron Court, 23 Saffron Way Mrs Catherine Gardiner 74 Locksley Drive, Ferndown Support I have attended Ickle Angels day nursery for nearly 2 years and see this to be a massive benefit to the children. There has never been a traffic problem, the staff car share, cycle and walk as per the nursery travel plan. I see no reason why this should impact the street, but only give the children a fabulous opportunity to have good play space on those long rainy days. This is a good cause and it should go ahead. I see how this can have no negative impact to the street especially those who live at the other end of Carroll Avenue. This is a fantastic nursery which has grown strength to strength over the years. Support As a Teacher at Ickle Angels and a Mother, who's childs attends the Nursery. I fully support this application as I believe this will benefit all the children at the nursery. This will be great for the children and the staff to have an indoor/outdoor play area for education purposes. Support I have a child at Ickle Angels and as the entrance is the first in the private road the traffic does not pass any of the neighbouring houses to access the nursery. I have dropped off and picked up 4 days a week for the last year and I have never encountered any cars from the neighbouring properties in the road. As the garden is adjacent to the main road I would suggest that Ringwood Road creates more noise pollution than the children playing! As the nursery is not increasing the number of children, objections based on increased 11
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temporarily residing at Green Cotta
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Comments: Location of site, overloo
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screaming. I believe this will caus
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Reason: This condition is required
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11. Would East Dorset District Coun
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