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In accordance with the Code of Conduct adopted by the City and County of Swansea, the following interest was declared: Councillor M H Jones – Planning Application 2025/0407/106 – Personal.
Resolved that the minutes of the meeting held on 4 March 2025 be approved and signed as a correct record.
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A planning application was presented on behalf of the Head of Planning & City Regeneration. Resolved that the undermentioned planning application be approved: (Item 1) - Planning Application 2024/1972/FUL - Demolition of the existing transfer station building and proposed detached replacement building to house the depollution and tyre machines at Abertawe Metals, Dyffryn Close, Swansea Enterprise Park, Swansea A visual presentation was given.
The Principal Planning Officer on behalf of the Head of Planning and City Regeneration presented a report which sought authorisation to modify the Section 106 Agreement relating to Planning Permission 2022/0249/FUL previously approved at Olchfa Comprehensive School, Aneurin Close & Aneurin Way, Sketty, Swansea. The request has been submitted by the applicant under S106(A)(1)(a) of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended), and requested the following amendment: · Modification of Section 106 agreement (completed 17 Nov. 2022) of planning permission 2022/0249/FUL dated 11th April 2022 to amend Second Schedule - to amend the trigger points for payment of Education Contribution - To pay to the Council 50% of the Education Contribution prior to the occupation of 51 dwellings (as opposed to 30 dwellings currently) and to pay the Council the remaining 50% of the Education Contribution prior to the occupation of 85 dwellings (as opposed to 75 dwellings currently. The background history to the matter, the consultations undertaken with the Education Dept, Legal and Strategic Planning Policy and the main issues arising from the request were outlined and detailed in the report. Resolved that consent be granted for the modification of Section 106 agreement (completed 17 Nov. 2022) of planning permission 2022/0249/FUL dated 11th April 2022 to amend First Schedule - to amend the trigger points for payment of Education Contribution - To pay to the Council 50% of the Education Contribution prior to the occupation of 51 dwellings (as opposed to 30 dwellings currently) and to pay the Council the remaining 50% of the Education Contribution prior to the occupation of 85 dwellings (as opposed to 75 dwellings currently).
The Principal Planning Officer on behalf of the Head of Planning and City Regeneration presented a report which sought authorisation to modify the Section 106 Agreement relating to Planning Permission 2016/1320 at the development previously approved at the Oldway Centre, Swansea. The request has been submitted by the applicant under S106(A)(1)(a) of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended), and requested the following amendment: · Modification of the Section 106 Agreement attached to planning permission 2016/1320 granted 13th February 2017 to amend second schedule - Restriction upon Residential Occupation - removing restriction of keeping a motorised vehicle within a one mile radius to allow some car parking on site The background history to the matter, the consultations undertaken with Legal and Highways and the main issues arising from the request were outlined and detailed in the report. Resolved that consent be granted for the modification of Section 106 agreement (completed 13th February 2017) of planning permission 2016/1320 to amend the Second Schedule First Schedule - Restriction upon Residential Occupation - removing restriction of keeping a motorised vehicle within a one mile radius to allow some car parking on site as indicated on the submitted plan indicating the allocation of 40 spaces within the existing basement car park.
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