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APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Minutes: There were no apologies for absence. |
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DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST Minutes: There were no declarations of interest. |
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Additional documents: Minutes: The Chair, Councillor Blair, welcomed everyone to the meeting. He explained that no person present would be entitled to speak other than the Members of the Local Review Body (LRB) and Mr Jackson, who would provide procedural advice if required. He advised
that at the previous meeting, held on 1 October 2024 the LRB had requested
advice from the Planning authority on the process for ensuring that the
maintenance of any public realm enhancements formed part of an approval of this
application and draft conditions to be attached should the LRB determine that
it is appropriate to approve the Notice of Review Request. He further advised of the late submission of
the Protected Species Walkover Report and invited Mr Jackson to provide an
update in this regard. Mr Jackson advised that the applicants agent had
submitted a report following receipt of the further information submitted by
the Planners in response to the request from the LRB on 1 October and advised
the members that they should consider whether they wanted to bring the report
into the process. Having noted the update provided by Mr Jackson, the
Chair, Councillor Blair invited Members to confirm whether they were happy for
the report to be introduced into the process.
Having noted that both Councillors Brown and Kain
were happy for the report to be introduced into the process, the Chair enquired
as to whether there was any further information required by the Members. Both Councillors Brown and Kain
confirmed that they were happy with the information provided. Having noted the foregoing, and
confirming that he too was happy to introduce the report into the process,
Councillor Blair moved the following Motion:- The LRB defer
determination for a period of up to 26 weeks from today’s date to allow
And also to allow
With no one being otherwise minded, this became the
decision of the LRB. Mr Jackson provided clarity around the procedure
that would be followed in relation to the calling of the next meeting of the
LRB to consider the merits of this case.
He advised that should the information be available in advance of the 26
week period detailed above, the LRB would look to reconvene on a suitable date
thereafter. Mr Jackson further advised that the Protected
Species Walkover Report would be circulated to all relevant partied in the
coming days and sought agreement from the LRB on an extension to the 14 day
period for receipt of comments on said Report.
The LRB confirmed that they were happy to extend this period to one
month. Decision The Argyll and Bute Local Review Body agreed to the
terms of the Motion as outlined above. (Reference:
Further information from Planning authority and comments on further
information, submitted) |