Consultation 1

Stewart, Helen

From: Derek Sewell <[email protected]> Sent: 16 February 2017 09:15 To: DEFA, Planning Subject: RE: Peel Town Commissioners Planning Application Consultation Responses

Dear Sirs,

The Peel Town Commissioners considered the following planning applications at their Board meeting and they do not object to the proposals contained within these applications subject to any conditions stipulated below:

a. 17/00031/B Erection of photovoltaic panels to rear elevation at 6 Circular Road, Peel was not opposed. b. 17/00058/B Construction of Bedroom and ensuite over existing garage at 28 Ballagyr Park, Peel was not opposed. c. 17/00067/B Replacement shop front at 3 Athol Place, Peel was not opposed.

d. 17/00016/B Replacement of existing timber windows and front door with UPVC sliding sash windows and door at 9 Church Lane, Peel was not opposed.

e. 17/00034/B Single storey extension at 8 Tommy Clucas Avenue, Peel (Amended Drawings) was not opposed.

f. 17/00101/B Replacement of existing timber windows with UPVC sliding windows at 17 Mona Street, Peel was not opposed.

g. 17/00127/C Change of use from tourist to residential between October and March each year at 12 Atholl Buildings, Derby Road, Peel was not opposed.

h. 17/00124/B Conversion of garage to living accommodation at 7 Meadow Lane, Slieau Whallian View, Peel was not opposed.

The Peel Town Commissioners did not oppose the following planning applications 17/00087/B Change of use from office to retail on ground floor and a two bedroom apartment at 14 Douglas Street was not opposed subject to the imposition of a condition to prevent the removal of existing parking on the Commissioners Douglas Street Car Park through the widening of the access to the rear parking area.

The Peel Town Commissioners object to the development proposals for 16/01325/C Change of use of part of practice ground as campsite for 2017 TT and Festival of Motoring at Field 314539 Rheast Lane, Peel (Amended Plans) because of concerns relating to the width of the access lane, lack of enforceability of the proposed advisory one way system and the poor visibility from the Rheast Lane onto Douglas Road to support the additional traffic generated by this development proposal during the peak traffic flow periods on the Island's roads.

Should you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours faithfully

Derek Sewell Town Clerk Peel Town Commissioners