Stadium application and car park application recommended for approval

[Marty___Mcfly]

Stadium application and car park application recommended for approval by council officers. Being heard at committee 25th April.

http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/downloads/bhcc/planning/Index_25-04-12_JR.pdf

 

[Smirko]

Good News indeed! Fair play to the Planning Commitee, lets send them a Pie

 

[Uter]

Superb!!!

 

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[The Large One]

Good News indeed! Fair play to the Planning Commitee, lets send them a Pie

'Minded to grant'. This is the summary of the officers' report. It still has to go to committee.

However, the political will is also there from all three parties to grant.

 

[Badger]

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[Uter]

What's the difference between a recommendation of "Grant" and "Minded to grant"?

 

[Arthur]

Wasn't the car parking approved a few weeks back? Or was that something else?

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

What's the difference between a recommendation of "Grant" and "Minded to grant"?

Minded to grant usually means it subject to additional information and/or the signing of a S106 legal agreement. S106 is used by the Council to secure monies to upgrade or provide infrastructure to make the stadium work, ie. money to fun platform improvements etc.

 

[The Large One]

What's the difference between a recommendation of "Grant" and "Minded to grant"?

The A-Z of planning Co, planning solicitors

Minded to grant
Often planning committees resolve that they are "minded to grant" planning permission subject to the completion of a planning agreement. Planning officers have delegated powers to issue planning permission when the agreement is finalised. A minded to grant resolution does not constitute a planning permission.


In this instance, I suspect it means subject to other conditions such as transport etc. Need Lord Bracknell or Alex Dawson on here for clarification.

 

[British Bulldog]

The planning officer of the south downs national park authority has recommended no objection is made to the applications as long as a few minor conditions are met so that's good news from them as well, Although he has recommended an objection to the training academy but set out a few conditions if adur council are minded to approve it.

 

[The Large One]

Wasn't the car parking approved a few weeks back? Or was that something else?

The felling of some trees around the car park area.

 

[Originunknown]

Woooopeeee, up the Council!

 

[The Large One]

The planning officer of the south downs national park authority has recommended no objection is made to the applications as long as a few minor conditions are met so that's good news from them as well, Although he has recommended an objection to the training academy but set out a few conditions if adur council are minded to approve it.

Really? The proposed training ground isn't in the National Park.

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

The felling of some trees around the car park area.

And the demolition of the school was granted yesterday.

 

[severnside gull]

I am assuming that, as there is no mention of a link to any other infrastructure improvements in the substantive text, the "minded to grant" refers to the approval of the preceeding item, so once the car parking at Falmer High School is okayed then technically the recommendation for the variation changes to "grant"

All good news and hopefully we will kick off next season with a two tier east stand and the south-east and south-west corners filled in.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

The A-Z of planning Co, planning solicitors

Minded to grant
Often planning committees resolve that they are "minded to grant" planning permission subject to the completion of a planning agreement. Planning officers have delegated powers to issue planning permission when the agreement is finalised. A minded to grant resolution does not constitute a planning permission.


In this instance, I suspect it means subject to other conditions such as transport etc. Need Lord Bracknell or Alex Dawson on here for clarification.

We just got a questionaire through about the Lewes Road proposed developments through and I am sure this will help our cause. Which may I add they have the grant for and will go ahead.

 

[supaseagull]

Awesome news! 27500 fans at the start of next season!

 

[zeetha]

Looks like I'll be in the Upper East next year then!

 

[British Bulldog]

Really? The proposed training ground isn't in the National Park.

The objection is based more on it spoiling the view from a part of the national park as well as a few other things.