30 March 2010 · Council of Ministers
244, Jurby Industrial Estate, Jurby, Isle Of Man, IM7 3bd
The proposal involves replacing the existing metal sheeting hangar doors on the southeast elevation of Hangar 244 with goose wing grey cladding, including four translucent sheets for natural light, and installing a new 5m wide by 5m high hangar door finished in poppy red.
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The independent inspector concurred with the Planning Directorate that the proposal would improve the appearance of the hangar by replacing existing doors with cladding and a new hangar door, matching…
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved plans
This approval relates to the replacement of hangar doors with cladding as proposed in the submitted documents and drawings 6618-01, 6618-02, 6618-03 and 6618-04 all received on 8th December 2009.
no objections
Recommend approval subject to conditions; proposal matches other hangars, improves appearance
Jurby Parish Commissioners have no objections to the proposed replacement of hangar doors with cladding at Building 244, Jurby Industrial Estate.
Jurby Parish Commissioners
No Objectionmy Commissioners have now considered the above proposed development, and have no objections thereto.
The original application for replacement of hangar doors with cladding and installation of a new hangar door at 244 Jurby Industrial Estate was refused, leading to an appeal under written representations with a site visit on 22 February 2010. The appellant was the Department of Local Government and the Environment - Estates and Housing Directorate. The Planning Directorate recommended approval, noting the proposals match other hangars on the estate, improve appearance, and create a modern working environment, with no public objections or parish objections. The inspector concurred, finding the scheme would improve the hangar's appearance and align with estate improvements. The Council of Ministers accepted the inspector's recommendation on 30 March 2010, granting permission subject to two conditions.
Precedent Value
This appeal demonstrates that proposals matching existing estate improvements and supported by the Planning Directorate are likely to succeed on appeal, particularly where there are no third-party objections and the site is within an established industrial designation.
Inspector: David G Hollis BA DipTP MRTPI
