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The minutes of the Planning Committee meeting dated 1st April 2025 were confirmed as an accurate record.
We considered the report of the application and late correspondence which was recommended for approval subject to the conditions outlined in the report and subject to a Section 106 Agreement. https://www.youtube.com/live/etVBk0h8wzA?si=RH8Ljc5vyLYeQzpY&t=158 In noting the detail of the application and the views expressed, it was proposed by County Councillor Su McConnel and seconded by County Councillor Maureen Powell that application DM/2024/01281 be approved subject to the conditions outlined in the report and subject to a Section 106 Agreement with an additional condition to secure a scheme of hard landscaping (driveways) prior to development being carried out. Upon being put to the vote, the following votes were recorded: For approval - 14 Against approval - 0 Abstentions - 0 The proposition was carried. We resolved that application DM/2024/01281 be approved subject to the conditions outlined in the report and subject to a Section 106 Agreement with an additional condition to secure a scheme of hard landscaping (driveways) prior to development being carried out.
We received the Planning Inspectorate report which related to an appeal decision following a site visit that had been held at 1 Monnow Keep, Monmouth, Monmouthshire on 11th March 2025. Appeal A We noted that the appeal was dismissed and the Enforcement Notice upheld. Planning permission was refused on the application deemed to have been made under section 177(5) of the 1990 Act, as amended. Appeal B We noted that the appeal was dismissed.
We received the Planning Inspectorate report which related to the costs decision in respect of 1 Monnow Keep, Monmouth, Monmouthshire. We noted that the application for an award of costs had been refused with regard to Appeal A and Appeal B.
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