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PROPOSAL OF APPLICATION NOTICE - MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING; RETAIL (CLASS 1); FINANCIAL PROFESSIONAL AND OTHER SERVICES (CLASS 2); FOOD AND DRINK (CLASS 3); BUSINESS (CLASS 4); HOTEL (CLASS 7); RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (DUNBEG PHASE 4) (CLASS 9

Meeting: 20/11/2019 - Planning, Protective Services and Licensing Committee (Item 12)

12 DM HALL: PROPOSAL OF APPLICATION NOTICE - MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING: RETAIL (CLASS 1); FINANCIAL, PROFESSIONAL AND OTHER SERVICES (CLASS 2); FOOD AND DRINK (CLASS 3); BUSINESS (CLASS 4); HOTEL (CLASS 7); RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (DUNBEG PHASE 4) (CLASS 9); NON-RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS (CLASS 10); ASSEMBLY AND LEISURE (CLASS 11); PUBLIC HOUSE; TAKEAWAYS; SITE FOR COMMUNITY FACILITIES; SITE FOR NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL, NEW ROUNDABOUT ON A85, ROADS AND PARKING; GROUND RE-MODELLING; ABOVE GROUND AND BELOW GROUND INFRASTRUCTURE; OPEN SPACE AND LANDSCAPING: LAND WEST OF DUNSTAFFNAGE MAINS FARM, DUNBEG (REF: 19/02029/PAN) PDF 81 KB

Report by Head of Development and Economic Growth

Additional documents:

192029 plan, 11/11/2019 Pre-Agenda Briefing of the Planning, Protective Services and Licensing Committee, item 12 PDF 1 MB

Minutes:

The Senior Planning Officer spoke to the terms of the report. This is the fourth of four Proposal of Application Notices (PAN) submitted to the Planning Authority in respect of the site at Dunbeg and is an amalgamation of the previous three PANs. The report summarises the policy considerations against which any future planning application will be considered as well as potential material considerations and key issues based upon the information received to date. It is recommended that Members consider the content of the report and submissions and provide such feedback as they consider appropriate in respect of this PAN in order to allow these matters to be considered by the Applicant in finalising any future planning application submission.

Decision

The Committee noted the content of the report and submissions and, whilst the requirement for a new school was discussed, it raised no further issues.

(Reference: Report by Head of Development and Economic Growth dated 12 November 2019, submitted)