23 August 2007 · Planning Committee
Arbory Court, The Courtyard, Malew Street, Castletown, Isle Of Man, IM9 1dq
The proposal involved relocating the bin store from its originally approved location at No. 16 Arbory Street to the parking area in front of Arbory Court, along with creating a refuse service yard with compaction facilities, electrical and water intake rooms, all to serve the mixed housing/retail Callow's Yard developm…
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The officer concluded the proposal has no adverse visual impact from Arbory Street or within the redevelopment scheme. The concrete roof construction would reduce or remove noise nuisance, and most re…
Time limit
The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.
Approved drawings
This permission relates to the creation of a service yard and bin store as shown in drawings 2007/003/001 and -/002 both received on 17th May, 2007.
none received (but applicant offered facility use and received favourable response per applicant's letter)
proposal necessary for development; concrete roof minimises noise/smell; private contractor controls collections; recycling introduced; offered to local shops
One statutory consultee (Fire Service) provided a brief response advising consultation on fire precautions without a clear recommendation; a neighbouring resident raised no overall objection but expressed concerns about access and proposed specific conditions.
Key concern: potential misuse of private drive for access, rubbish storage, and unlawful shortcuts
Isle of Man Fire And Rescue Service
Applicant to consult the Fire Safety Department with regard to the general Fire Precaution contained within the above applications.
Resident of 30 Arbory Street
No ObjectionOn this basis I do not object to the use of the site for the proposed purposes.; It is not safe to assume that those bringing rubbish would come into the bin store from the Callow’s Yard entrance rather than up my drive.; My greatest concern remains that two entrances are shown to the site... which could allow residents of Callow's Yard, shoppers and the public generally to use it unlawfully as a short cut.
Conditions requested: No waste (in bins or otherwise) shall be brought into the site via the entrance from Arbory Street but only via the entrance from Callow’s Yard.; The gates from the site onto the drive leading to Arbory Street shall be kept locked at all times when not being used for the removal of waste from the site.
