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Item Number: 1. Ref: 3/11/0205/FUL Proposal: Site Address: Demolition of existing external commercial structure to the rear of 77 Pinehurst Road and the erection of 2 x 3- bedroom bungalows and 3 x 3-bedroom houses (revised scheme layout). 77 Pinehurst Road, West Moors, Ferndown Constraints Bournemouth International Airport Heathland 5km or 400m Consultation Area NATS Technical Sites Urban Areas LP Site Notice expired: 28 April 2011 Advert expired: Nbr-Nfn expired: 21 April 2011 West Moors Parish Council Comments: Consultee Responses: EDDC Design And Conservation EDDC Tree Section Objection, overdevelopment of site No objections My comments are the same as those given for the previous application, ref: 3/10/1185/FUL. The protected trees located within the side / rear garden of 79 Pinehurst Road are at a sufficient distance from the proposed dwellings to ensure that they would not be adversely affected should planning permission be granted. There are no other trees located within, or adjacent to, the curtilage of this site that merit being considered as a material constraint within this proposal. I therefore have no arboricultural objections. County Highways Development Liaison Officer No objection, subject to conditions. Neighbour Comments: None Officers Report: The application is put to the planning Committee as the views of the Parish Council vary from the officer recommendation. 2
Site Description The application site which until recently operated as a nursery /market garden is located in the urban area of West Moors and is presently used as nursery / market garden. The premises comprises a range of older style glass houses and associated area of planting; to the western side of the nursery is a short access track for service vehicles while parking for customers is provided on a forecourt with direct access to Pinehurst Road. The business has now ceased trading but was originally serviced by a chalet bungalow (no 77 Pinehurst Road); the premises now appear dilapidated and in need of attention. The site itself is 0.25 in area and relatively flat with Leylandii hedging on the north (2m high) and eastern (3m high) boundaries. A number of large trees subject to a TPO (WM118G) overhang the south east corner of the site. The immediate area is residential in character with a mix of houses, chalet bungalows and bungalows. To the east is No. 79 Pinehurst Road a large chalet type bungalow, while to the west are a number of houses. To the north east of the site are bungalows on Hardy Road, while to the north is an open recreational area and Scout Hut. Planning History In 2007 a planning application (3/07/1297/FUL) for the ‘Erection of 6 Dwellings’ was approved by the Planning Committee. This involved the demolition of the chalet bungalow to the front of the site and greenhouse to the rear, before the development of 6 new houses. A revised application (3/10/1185/FUL) for the erection of 5 dwellings submitted in 2010 was withdrawn following advice from officers. An application to extend the life of the earlier 2007 permission by a further three years was granted earlier this year (3/11/0148/ETL). The intention of the applicant was to extend the permission to protect their position and allow a revised scheme to be negotiated. The principle of the development of 6 dwellings on this site has been established. Proposal The application seeks to demolish the greenhouses and re-develop the site with 5 dwellings in total. Whereas in the approved scheme the existing chalet bungalow at the front of the site was to be replaced, the applicant has now opted to retain this and erect 5 properties on the land to the rear. The existing chalet bungalow will be refurbished and a new window and door will be formed. Within the rear garden a single double garage will be provided. Access to the site is via the existing service access with two parking spaces and a garage provided for each dwelling. As part of the proposal the trees to the south east will be protected while the hedges on the northern and eastern boundaries will be retained and/or reinforced or replanted. 3
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