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Disclosures of Personal and Prejudicial Interests. Minutes: In accordance with the Code of Conduct adopted by the City
and County of Swansea, no interests were declared. |
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Additional documents:
Minutes: The Head of Planning and City Regeneration presented a report which sought to obtain approval from Members to carry out the necessary consultation and engagement process with the public and stakeholders on three draft placemaking guidance documents for residential development. Officers provided a detailed and informative visual presentation to the Committee which outlined the main issues and background relating to the updating and revising of the three placemaking guidance documents relating to: · Householder Development; · Infill & Backland Development; · Residential Development. The likely timescales and process for the consultation exercise were also outlined. In response to the presentation, Members asked a series of questions on the three documents, to which officers responded accordingly. Report updated as follows: Appendix A:
Consultation Draft Placemaking Guidance for Householder Development Amend paragraph
3.39 on p20 as follows Replace paragraph
3.39 with the following: 3.39 Paragraph
2.29 sets out the importance of maintaining a separation distance of 15m to
avoid overbearing impacts to any
affected properties. In some cases maintaining a 15m separation distance can
also be important to ensure development proposals do not give rise to
unacceptable overlooking impacts on
habitable rooms and gardens. Any proposals that seek a reduction in this
separation distance will be assessed by the Planning Authority as to whether
the individual circumstances that apply in that case justify a relaxation of
the 15m standard distance. Delete associated
graphic and caption. Resolved that the
Placemaking Guidance’s for Householder Development, Infill and Backland
Development and Residential Development be approved (subject to the amendment
outlined above) for public and stakeholder consultation. |