To consider the above application.
Minutes:
Consideration was given to the above application.
(Councillor Mrs L Smetham, a visiting Councillor, Councillor Mrs L Jeuda, a visiting Councillor, Mr Keith Smith, Chairman of Macclesfield Civic Society, Lynne Jones, representing The Roe-naissance Project, Beverley Moore, representing Wake Up Macclesfield, Beverley Moore, an objector, Mr Sullivan, an objector, Mr Allen, a supporter, Mr Roberts, a supporter, Clare Hayward, a supporter and Mr Ward, the applicant attended the meeting and spoke in respect of the application.
In addition two statements were read out by the Democratic Services Officer. One on behalf of Councillor K Edwards, the Ward Councillor and the other on behalf of Councillor Miss C M Andrew, a Local Councillor).
It was noted that there had been an error on page 214 of the report whereby reference was made to Wilson Bowden owning properties 21, 19 or 17 on Roe Street. Wilson Bowden clarified at the meeting that the only property they owned was No.21 Roe Street.
RESOLVED
That for the reasons set out in the report and in the update report to the Board, the application be approved subject to a prior s106 Agreement securing:-
(1) £1,034,807 towards the enhancement of existing community facilities within the town centre including conversion of the former Butter Market and Police Station to replace current facilities in the existing Senior Citizens Hall: such re-provision shall be in place before the existing Senior Citizens Hall is demolished.
(2) £100,000 towards public realm improvements listed in the report, £50,000 of which shall be prioritised for improvements to existing properties on Roe Street: for the avoidance of doubt, this £50,000 is not intended to be claimed twice if it is also secured in connection with Conservation Area Application 12/1213M.
(3) £71,000 towards highways improvements listed in the report (Traffic Regulation Order funding having been recalculated from £21,000 to £31,000).
(4) £21,152 towards environmental improvements comprising £10,000 to fund the extension of the town centre Urban Traffic Control System into Cross Street/London Road and/or the implementation of traffic management measures within the existing Air Quality Management Area plus £10,000 to fund Action Plan development and Implementation mitigating against predicted increases of nitrogen dioxide in the Town Centre plus £1,152 to fund 24 months post-development diffusion tube monitoring
(5) A Local Procurement Protocol and Employment & Skills Plan as described in the report.
And subject to the following conditions:-
Time limits
1 A03FP - Commencement of development (3 years)
Plans
2 A04AP - Development in accord with revised plans
3 A02AP- Detail on plan overridden by condition
Appearance
4 A02EX - Submission of samples of building materials.
5 A07EX – For each building, sample panels of all external materials to be made available; to include but not limited to : mortar mix, bricks, cladding, glazing, eaves, glazing bars and frames, exposed structural elements, roofing, doors, vents and servicing covers.
6 A09EX- Details of rainwater goods
7 A11EX- Details to be approved to include:
· Metal fins to multi-storey on Samuel Street
· Detail on service doors
· Cable handrail to roofs
· Externally visible bulk head panels
· Details of any flashings/copings with specific reference to Water St.
8 A12EX- Fenestration to be set behind reveals (for residential properties on Water St and replacement windows of retained facades on Roe St).
9 A13EX – Specification of bonding of brickwork
10 A20EX – Submission of details of windows, including materials
11 A12GR – No external storage
12 No films or boarding shall be attached to screen off any display window without details being submitted and approved
13 Details of treatment of walls of properties on Roe Street exposed by demolition works to be approved
14 Notwithstanding permitted development rights, details of all hoardings to be approved
15 Shop front and advert design code to be approved with removal of permitted development rights/deemed consent for works not in accordance with code
16 No shutters without specific approval
17 A19MC – Refuse and recycling facilities to be approved
18 Detailed scheme of lighting to be approved for entire site to include provision for Christmas lights
19 No approval implied for external extraction equipment
Heritage
20 Schedule of original features in the buildings to be demolished to be provided to the LPA and such features to be made available for reuse in remaining properties.
21 Programme of archaeological work in accordance with approved scheme of investigation
Amenity
22 A06GR – No windows to be inserted
Environmental Protection
23 A20GR – Hours of deliveries
24 Approval of full Environmental Management Plan
25 Controls over operational plant noise limits
26 Habitable rooms of new housing to be acoustically insulated
27 Signage at service yard entrances(s) indicating delivery hours
28 Travel Plans to be developed
29 2% car spaces to have electric vehicle recharge points and infrastructure for further 4% future provision
30 Remediation scheme to deal with contamination to be approved
31 Establishment of a Public Liaison Group
Highways
31 A02HA – Construction of accesses
32 A15HA – Construction of highways-submission of details to include Equality Impact Assessment
33 A24HA – Provision/retention of service facility
34 A01HP - Provision of parking throughout construction stages to be agreed
35 A04HP – Provision of cycle parking to be approved
36 A14HP – Provision for motor cycle parking to be approved
37 A05HP – Provision of shower, changing lockers and drying facilities
38 Details of traffic signals and island adjacent to multi-storey and of Variable Messaging Signs to be approved
39 Scheme to be approved for off site signage to car parks
40 Details of all areas of highway and public realm to be approved and to include Equality Impact Assessment
41 Details of new bus stand to be approved
42 Details of coach stop to be approved
43 Layout and Management Plan for parking areas to be approved
Public realm
44 Detailed scheme for landscaping of public realm to be agreed to include materials, play equipment for Roe Square, street furniture, refuse bins,
Details of wall on Samuel St to be retained/reused, green walling systems, planting plans, tree pits and sight lines for CCTV and notwithstanding reference to planters to provide for tree planting in street unless full justification given to satisfaction of LPA.
45 Phasing plan for implementation of public realm areas to be approved.
46 A04LS- Landscaping/public realm scheme to be agreed in accord specified standards/approved details.
47 Landscape/Public Realm Management Plan to be approved and implemented in perpetuity.
48 Details of surfaces and levels around Heritage Centre to be approved
49 Public Art Plan to be submitted, to as a minimum provide for art installations in spaces, marked as public art Heritage Panels as indicated on approved plans
50 Details of CCTV equipment, installation and management to be approved
51 Details of management of security of alleyways to rear of properties on Roe Street and Water Street to be approved and the walkway on the North side of TJ Hughes
52 Details of method of preventing vehicular access to pedestrian areas (including Mulberry Square) to be approved
53 Directional signage to be provided indicating connections to other key facilities within the town centre in accord with details to be approved.
Phasing
54 Phasing plan to be approved to ensure:
- Link from Silk St to Roe Street, public realm works on Roe St, Mulberry Sq, Exchange St and Roe Sq all to be implemented prior to opening of units to Silk St with exception of department store.
- Completion of residential units on Water St prior to opening of cinema
- Agreed level of parking to be maintained throughout all construction phases
Drainage
55 Method statement for protection of public sewer/culverted watercourse to be approved
56 Surface water drainage scheme to be approved
Nature Conservation
57 Survey for nesting birds to be undertaken prior to carrying out any works between 1st March and 31st August
58 Features for breeding birds to be incorporated in accordance with approved details
(The meeting was adjourned for a short break from 12 noon until 12.10pm. The meeting was then adjourned for lunch from 1.15pm until 2pm. There was then a further adjournment for a short break from 4.40pm until 4.45pm with one final adjournment for a short break from 6.40pm until 6.45pm).
(Prior to consideration of the following item, Councillors B Murphy and G Walton left the meeting and did not return).
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