Declarations
Meeting: Wednesday, 6th March, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
6. 17/6233C Land Off Wheelock Street, Middlewich, Cheshire: Full planning application for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of 35no. dwellings, a retirement living facility containing 50no. apartments and 3no. retail units for C/O Agent, Henderson Homes (UK) Ltd and McCarthy and Stone
- Councillor Bernice Walmsley - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor B Walmsley declared that she was a member of Middlewich Town Council but that she had not taken part when the application was discussed. There had been a lot of interest in Middlewich and she had been approached by members of the public, including one of the speakers at today’s meeting, but she had not discussed the application with them. Some time ago, she had been approached by the developer as part of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group. The plans had changed dramatically since then and there had been no recent contact, so she had not discussed her views. Councillor Walmsley stated that she retained an open mind and would assess the application on its planning merits.
Meeting: Wednesday, 3rd April, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
6. 17/6233C Land Off Wheelock Street, Middlewich, Cheshire: Full planning application for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of 35no. dwellings, a retirement living facility containing 50no. apartments and 3no. retail units for C/O Agent, Henderson Homes (UK) Ltd and McCarthy and Stone
- Councillor Bernice Walmsley - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor B Walmsley declared that she was a member of Middlewich Town Council but that she had not taken part when the application was discussed. There had been a lot of interest in Middlewich and she had been approached by members of the public, including one of the speakers at the previous meeting, but she had not discussed the application with them. Some time ago, she had been approached by the developer as part of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group. The plans had changed dramatically since then and there had been no recent contact, so she had not discussed her views. Councillor Walmsley stated that she retained an open mind and would assess the application on its planning merits. Councillor Walmsley also declared that she had received email correspondence with respect to the application.
- Councillor Derek Bebbington - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor D Bebbington declared that he had received a telephone message from a Middlewich resident but that he had not spoken to the person concerned.
- Councillor Janet Clowes - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor J Clowes declared that she had received a telephone message from a Middlewich resident. She had not spoken to the person concerned and had not responded. Councillor Clowes had also received email correspondence, which she had forwarded to the Chairman and the Head of Development Management.
- Councillor Jill Rhodes - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor J Rhodes declared that she had received a telephone message from a Middlewich resident but that she had not spoken to the person concerned.
- Councillor Rhoda Bailey - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor R Bailey declared that she had received a telephone message from a Middlewich resident. She had not spoken to the person concerned and was not conflicted in any way.
- Councillor Sarah Pochin - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 17/6233C, Councillor S Pochin declared that she had also been contacted by a Middlewich resident. She had not discussed the application with him and had suggested that he attended the Planning Committee meeting.
Meeting: Wednesday, 29th May, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
9. 18/2413C Land Adjoining Meadowview Park, Dragons Lane, Moston: Change of use of land from agricultural land for stationing of caravans for residential puroposes by 1 gypsy-traveller family including utility building, hard standing, septic tank, fencing & gates, and shed/dog kennel, part retrospective for Ms D S Smith
- Councillor John Wray - In the interests of Openness - Councillor J Wray declared that he had made up his mind with regard to application number 18/2413C, which was in his Ward. He would vacate the Chair in favour of the Vice-Chairman, exercise his separate speaking rights as a Ward Councillor and not take part in the debate or vote.
Meeting: Wednesday, 29th May, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
6. 18/2111N Webb House, Victoria Avenue, Crewe, Cheshire CW2 7SQ: Proposed Change of Use and alterations of Webb House to form 18 Class 'C2' extra care apartments, proposed erection of a new three storey block to the rear comprising 36 Class 'C2' apartments, together with associated demolitions and extensions to provide a 'Wellbeing' Hub linking the two developments, new pavilion/garden store, two bin/mobility stores together with associated landscaping and car parking. (Total 54 units) for Arcam Development Management 1 Ltd
- Councillor Jill Rhodes - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application numbers 18/2111N and 18/2112N, Councillor J Rhodes declared that she was a member of Crewe Town Council, but was not a member of the planning committee. She had attended a pre-application meeting a couple of years ago, but had not attended anything since then with respect to these applications.
Meeting: Wednesday, 29th May, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
7. 18/2112N Webb House, Victoria Avenue, Crewe, Cheshire CW2 7SQ: Listed building consent for proposed Change of Use and alterations of Webb House to form 18 Class 'C2' extra care apartments, proposed erection of a new three storey block to the rear comprising 36 Class 'C2' apartments, together with associated demolitions and extensions to provide a 'Wellbeing' Hub linking the two developments (Total 54 units) for Arcam Development Management 1 Ltd
- Councillor Jill Rhodes - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application numbers 18/2111N and 18/2112N, Councillor J Rhodes declared that she was a member of Crewe Town Council, but was not a member of the planning committee. She had attended a pre-application meeting a couple of years ago, but had not attended anything since then with respect to these applications.
Meeting: Wednesday, 3rd July, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
5. 19/2223C Horseshoe Farm, Warmingham Lane, Moston, Middlewich, Cheshire CW10 0HJ: Construction of three timber stables, a tack room and associated hardstanding. Provision of fencing and resurfacing / realignment of track. Change of use of barn and existing hard-standing to commercial for Oliver Boswell
- Councillor John Wray - In the interests of Openness - Councillor J Wray declared that he had made up his mind with regard to application number 19/2223C, which was in his Ward. He would vacate the Chair in favour of the Vice-Chairman, exercise his separate speaking rights as a Ward Councillor and not take part in the debate or vote.
Meeting: Wednesday, 7th August, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
7. 18/5798N 414, Newcastle Road, Shavington CW2 5JF: A detailed planning application for the demolition of existing buildings and erection of up to 44 residential dwellings (100% affordable housing) including any associated infrastructure and new site access for land south of Newcastle Road, Shavington CW2 5JF for Keyworker Homes, The Guinness Partnership and D & W Wooton
- Councillor Mike Benson - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillor M Benson declared that he had attended the Special Meeting of Cabinet the previous day, at which Danielle Bassi had spoken with regard to application number 18/5798N on behalf of Keyworker Homes. This had no impact in terms of his openness in dealing with the matter.
Meeting: Wednesday, 2nd October, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
5. 18/5510N Land Off Sydney Road, Crewe: Development of 40 affordable dwellings, the creation of a new vehicle and pedestrian access from Sydney Road, internal shared surface roads, car parking, landscaping and public open space for Galliford Try Partnerships
- Councillor Jill Rhodes - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillors P Butterill, J Bratherton J Rhodes and S Akers Smith declared that they had received a telephone call regarding application number 18/5510N.
- Councillor Joy Bratherton - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillors P Butterill, J Bratherton J Rhodes and S Akers Smith declared that they had received a telephone call regarding application number 18/5510N.
- Councillor Penny Butterill - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillors P Butterill, J Bratherton J Rhodes and S Akers Smith declared that they had received a telephone call regarding application number 18/5510N.
- Councillor Suzie Akers Smith - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillors P Butterill, J Bratherton J Rhodes and S Akers Smith declared that they had received a telephone call regarding application number 18/5510N.
Meeting: Wednesday, 30th October, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
7. 18/4211N Land Off Mill Lane, Bulkeley: Development of the currently vacant site on Mill Lane, Bulkeley. The new proposed scheme is for 17 dwellings comprising a mix of 2,3 and 4 bedroom detached and semi-detached blocks for Adam Smith, Torus Group
- Councillor Stan Davies - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillor S Davies declared that he had an interest with respect to application number 18/4211N. He would exercise his separate speaking rights as a Ward Councillor and not take part in the debate or vote.
Meeting: Wednesday, 27th November, 2019 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
5. 18/6313N Car Park, St Annes Lane, Nantwich: Proposed mixed development of 31no. apartments, hotel, restaurants, retail units and associated car parking, including the demolition of No 17 Welsh Row for Vision for Nantwich Limited
- Councillor Allen Gage - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 18/6313N, Councillor A Gage declared that he believed that the applicants owned a nearby evening entertainment establishment (the Cheshire Cat), which he had frequented on occasion. He had no personal relationship with the applicants and had not been approached by anyone about the application.
- Councillor Penny Butterill - In the interests of Openness - With regard to application number 18/6313N, Councillor P Butterill declared that she had known the applicants for a long time and had made up her mind with respect to the application. She would exercise her separate speaking rights as a Ward Councillor, leave the room and not take part in the debate or vote.
Meeting: Wednesday, 8th January, 2020 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
6. Report relating to a lodged appeal against the refusal of application 18/2413C - Land adjoining Meadowview Park, Dragons Lane, Moston - Change of use of land
- Councillor John Wray - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillor J Wray declared that he had an interest in application number 18/2413C. He had previously declared that he had made up his mind with regard to the application, which was in his Ward. He would vacate the Chair in favour of the Vice-Chairman, exercise his separate speaking rights as a Ward Councillor and not take part in the debate or vote.
Meeting: Wednesday, 5th February, 2020 10.00 am - Southern Planning Committee
6. 19/5010C The Croft, High Street, Sandbach CW11 1AL: Full planning application for the relevant demolition of existing dwelling in a Conservation Area and erection of Class A1, A2, A3 and A5 units and 14 residential units, associated access, car parking and landscaping for Muller Property Group
- Councillor Mike Benson - In the interests of Openness - In the interests of openness, Councillor M Benson declared that he had made up his mind with regard to application number 19/5010C, which was in his ward. He would exercise his separate speaking rights as a Ward Councillor and not take part in the debate or vote.