P&HC October 2022 Minutes
Market Deeping Town Council – Planning and Highways Committee
Minutes of a meeting of Market Deeping Town Council’s Planning and Highways Committee held on Wednesday 5th October 2022 at 7.00 pm. Cllr Shelton presided over Cllr Mrs Redshaw, Cllr Dr Byrd and Cllr Davis. The Deputy Clerk was in attendance. A member of the public was also in attendance.
Councillor Shelton welcomed everyone to the meeting and invited the member of public to address the Committee.
The member of public had attended the last Full Council Meeting and was invited to attend the Planning and Highways Committee to raise his concerns regarding the Deeping Meadows development. He was concerned about the lack of enforcement by SKDC in ensuring developers meet the conditions on the first phase D of this development, expressed disappointment that the play area had been replaced by a pumping station and the roads and paths should have been topped up in June 2021 which as yet had not been undertaken. He had made a formal complaint to SKDC and the Local Government Ombudsman were now investigating the matter with the findings being published within the next few weeks.
Councillor Shelton thanked the member of public for attending and informed him that the matter would be discussed in the meeting. The public session closed at 7.30 pm.
36. Chairman’s Welcome
The Chairman welcomed everyone to the meeting.
37. Apologies for Absences
Apologies were received from Councillor Lester and Cllr Brookes prior to the meeting.
38. To Receive Declarations of Interest under the Localism Act 2011
There were no declaration of interests.
39. Minutes from the meeting dated Wednesday 7th September 2022
It was proposed by Cllr Shelton and seconded by Cllr Mrs Redshaw with 3 in favour and 1 abstention that the minutes of the meeting be signed as a true and accurate record. The minutes were signed accordingly.
40. Clerk’s Report
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Comments |
Installation of a covered bus shelter on Peterborough Road – Externiture have withdrawn their quotation so it’s back to the drawing board. |
The Committee agreed that three quotes should be obtained with recommendations from SKDC and Delaine. It was agreed that the project from the groundwork, installation and sourcing of the shelter should be provided by one company. Councillor Shelton agreed to speak to Delaine. |
41. Correspondence
Members had received a copy of the correspondence prior to the meeting.
Correspondence to be Noted – Received up to 5th October 2022 |
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No. |
Received from |
Date Received |
Subject |
Committee Response |
1. |
SKDC |
12.09.22 |
Record of valid planning applications registered between 5-9 September 2022 |
Noted. |
2. |
SKDC |
20.09.22 |
Record of valid planning applications registered between 12-16 September 2022 |
Noted. |
3. |
PCC |
20.9.22 |
Record of valid planning applications registered week ending 18th September 2022 |
Noted. |
4. |
SKDC |
27.9.22 |
Record of valid planning applications registered between 19 - 23 September 2022 |
Noted. |
5. |
Resident |
30.9.22 |
Planning application issues re Deepings Meadow |
This was discussed as an agenda item. |
6. |
SKDC |
30.09.22 |
Minutes for Planning Committee, Thursday 8th September 2022, 1.00 pm |
Noted. |
7. |
SKDC |
27.09.22 |
SKDC Planning Committee Meeting 6 October 2022 – Cancelled due to no applications being ready for consideration |
Noted. |
8. |
SKDC |
03.10.22 |
Record of valid planning applications registered between 26-30 September 2022 |
Noted. |
Correspondence to be Acted Upon – Received up to 5th October 2022 |
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No. |
Received from |
Date Received |
Subject |
Committee Response |
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Externiture |
26.9.22 |
Withdrawing from quote 7774 – Installation of new bus shelter and hardstand, Towngate Mews, Market Deeping |
This was discussed at point 40, Clerk’s report. |
42. For members to discuss taking over the phone box in the Market Place
It was agreed to contact The Deepings Lions Group to see if they were still considering taking ownership of the telephone box in the Market Place.
43. Finance
a) Omega Report: Review of performance to date, budget/expenditure/income
The Deputy Clerk had provided members with a report prior to the meeting. Cllr Davis noted that there was £400 allocated in the budget for a defibrillator and he confirmed that he would identify a suitable location in Church Street/Halfleet for an additional defibrillator in this area of the town. Cllr Shelton asked members if there were any other comments on the omega report, and there were none.
Planning
44. To consider the planning applications received up to 5th October 2022, as per SKDC Weekly Planning lists
Ref. no |
Application details and address |
MDTC response |
S22/1763 |
Applicant: Mrs Jessica Fraylich Land to the rear of 44 Halfleet, Market Deeping, PE6 8EA
Erection of two storey detached dwelling with garage
App Type: Full Planning Permission SKDC deadline for comments: 06.10.22 |
The Planning and Highways Committee object to this application due to the following: -
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S22/1729 |
Applicant: Mr Mark Dollman 1A Bramley Road, Market Deeping, PE6 8JG
Rear two storey extension and infill front extension to create porch/WC area, including replacement with pitched roof of the existing flat roof to integral garage to the front elevation
App Type: Householder SKDC deadline for comments: 05.10.22 Extension requested until 06.10.22 (accepted) |
The Planning and Highways Committee had no comments on this application. |
S22/1452 |
Applicant: Mr M Lovett 47 Halfleet, Market Deeping, PE6 8DB
Erection of garages/car ports (to No’s 47, 49 & 51 Halfleet)
App Type: Full Planning Permission SKDC deadline for comments: 21.10.22 |
The Planning and Highways Committee wished to reiterate their previous comments on this application with regards to the green screening that is shown on the Block Plan. The Committee are of the view that this will be of benefit to the development and requests details of the type of hedging that is being proposed.
The Committee also queried the number of car park spaces as the original application stated 9 spaces, the block plan shows provision for 6 garage spaces. The Committee would like this to be clarified. |
45. Planning applications and their results received up to the 5th October 2022
The Committee noted the decisions below and had no comments to make.
Ref No. |
Application details and address |
SKDC Decision |
S22/1625 |
Applicant: Gail Darnes Glebe Park – off Godsey Lane, Market Deeping
Remove 1 no. field maple
Date received: 12 August 2022 Decision date: 15 September 2022 |
Work allowed 15 September 2022 |
S22/1456 |
Applicant: n/a 14 High Street, Market Deeping
Installation of automated teller machine signage (retrospective) Date received: 18th July 2022 Decision date: 28th September 2022 |
Consent has been granted |
S22/1455 |
Applicant: n/a 14 High Street, Market Deeping
Installation of automated teller machine signage (retrospective)
Date received: 18th July 2022 Decision date: 28th September 2022 |
Consent has been granted |
S22/1468 |
Applicant: Mr P Bridger 49 Church Street, Market Deeping Remove T1 Eucalyptus tree and various shrubs G1 – various shrubs – Remove Date received: 19th July 2022 Decision date: 30th September 2022 |
Work allowed |
46. For members to consider supporting change to permitted development rights regarding cycle shelters
It was agreed to defer this item to the next meeting in the absence of Cllr Brookes.
47. Working Together – Deepings Neighbourhood Plan and Planning and Highways Committee
It was agreed to defer this item until all councillors are in attendance.
48. For members to consider planning issues on Deeping Meadows
This item was raised at Full Council and referred to this committee to consider. The Committee considered the concerns raised by the member of the public and it was agreed that Councillor Shelton, as Chair of Planning and Highways would write to the Leader of SKDC to raise concerns that Planning should be more robust with regards to monitoring and implementing planning conditions and enforcing S106 agreements.
It was RESOLVED to suspend standing orders at 8.48 pm to allow the member of public to speak. He informed the committee that he would forward a copy of the Local Government Ombudsman’s report to the council when it is published.
It was then RESOLVED to reinstate standing orders at 9.00 pm to allow business to continue.
49. For members to discuss the proposed reservoir in Lincolnshire
A discussion took place and concern was raised by Cllr Mrs Redshaw that farming land was being reduced by this proposal and requested that the council are mindful of such proposals in the future.
Highways
50. For members to review reported highways issues.
The Deputy Clerk had circulated a copy of the Highways issues report prior to the meeting.
MDTC Reported Highway Issues – Planning & Highways Committee – up to 5 October 2022 |
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No. |
Highway Issue |
Date reported |
Reported to |
Response |
1 |
Request for extension to double yellow lines along Douglas Road & introduction of double yellow lines along The Avenue at its junction with Church Street. |
06/01/2020 |
LCC, Divisional Highways Team |
06/20 - This is currently on the LCC Traffic Team's list to investigate. It will take between 6-9 months to implement a suitable scheme, if they think there is one that will address the issues. 10/21 – Proposed yellow lines being advertised Update 08.12.2021 – LCC contacted MTDC seeking comments to proposed waiting times, deadline to respond 7.01.22 Update: 24.01.22 Public Notice issued by LCC, deadline for objections 25 February 2022 |
2 |
Halfleet (between St Guthlac’s Church and Towngate) – Significant carriageway deterioration. |
22/07/2020 |
LCC Ref 373932 |
23/07/20 – Investigating 23/07/20 – In Progress 25/11/20 – Action scheduled 04/01/21 – Chased up by District Cllr 18/02/21 – In Progress 10.12.21 – LCC reported fixed 05.01.22 Cllr Shelton advised that he would check that the road had been repaired. |
5 |
Fly tipping on Black Prince |
26/05/2022 |
SKDC report REF 2346864 |
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6 |
Willoughby Avenue |
11.05.2022 & 26.05.2022 |
Email LCC as Fix My Street not registering |
Resident requested that the weeds on Willoughby Avenue cleared as they are causing the tarmac to crack. |
7 |
Light not working. Between 20/22 Bramley Road there is an alley way which leads to The Grove. |
21.09.22 |
Fix my street ref. 432036 |
There are concerns this is causing danger to an elderly partially sighted resident and is contributing to increased anti-social behaviour. 21.9.22 – status changed to investigating |
51. For members to review the Interactive Speed Device report
Cllr Davis informed the committee that he is now Chair of the Deepings Community Policing Panel. Cllr Davis confirmed that the panel will shortly be meeting and he would be sharing the data obtained from the speed devices with the panel. Cllr Davis would also like to share this information via the council’s website/Facebook page and would be seeking approval from Full Council to do this. Councillor Davis confirmed that a report will be shared with the council shortly.
It was agreed that data would be downloaded bi-monthly as opposed to monthly.
Conservation Area
52. For members to review any issues relating to the Conservation area.
The Deputy Clerk was asked to contact the Conservation Officer to establish the latest position regarding the Happy Shopper sign.
53. For members to review any matters arising from the public session.
This was discussed at point 48.
54. To consider items for inclusion on the agenda for the next meeting.
• Debrief following the meeting with Deepings Neighbourhood Plan and SKDC
• For members to consider the Precept for 2023/24
• For members to consider supporting the change to permitted development rights regarding cycle shelters
• Working Together – Deepings Neighbourhood Plan and Planning and Highways Committee
There being no other business, Cllr Shelton thanked everybody for their attendance and closed the meeting at 9.15 pm. The next meeting of the Planning & Highways Committee will be held on Wednesday 2nd November 2022.