tonycholwell":3g031w3j said:Can I ask Ian, have you been told where Hospitality for Directors, including Away Directors will be, let alone paying guests?
HC Green":2w3is6ny said:So the letter from PCC says works can commence, so just as Jon Back said in the blog. Some people who queried the truthfulness of his words need to apologise.
HC Green":1l3y2q3p said:So the letter from PCC says works can commence, so just as Jon Back said in the blog. Some people who queried the truthfulness of his words need to apologise.
Kentishgreen":27aae5qi said:There’s still the question of the step ladder though. Shudder to think what might happen if that gets moved
tonycholwell":1gxu7e46 said:And this morning the PPC Planning Portal has been upgraded, including this exchange between James Brent and Chris King.
So, it looks like 4 weeks?
https://planning.plymouth.gov.uk/online ... 483411.pdf
Kentishgreen":3dbfc66h said:Isn’t it amazing the number of people who come on here and start off my saying “ it isn’t clear to me ...” it isn’t clear to if I’ll be alive tomorrow. It also isn’t clear to me if it’ll rain tomorrow.
The Local Planning Authority has been provided with a significant amount of information relating to the proposed drainage for Phase 1 of the development. The principle of the works is accepted by officers although some outstanding information is still required. This information relates to works offsite and is still being negotiated. However, and given that this additional information does not affect the immediate construction phase the Lead Local Flood Authority has confirmed that a partial discharge is acceptable and that the development can commence whilst negotiations continue. The Lead Local Flood Authority does note however that complete discharge of Condition 19 should be attained within a reasonable timeframe. An extension of time has been agreed to facilitate this.
I hope this letter explains satisfactorily that Planning Permission 17/01684/OUT may now be implemented / commenced despite not having been given a formal Discharge of Conditions Decision Notice. You will of course be required to submit the additional information required for Condition 19 for approval at your earliest convenience so that the LPA can issue the Discharge of Conditions Decision Notice (18/00907/CDM).
Biggs":28nfwpcp said:From that letter...
The Local Planning Authority has been provided with a significant amount of information relating to the proposed drainage for Phase 1 of the development. The principle of the works is accepted by officers although some outstanding information is still required. This information relates to works offsite and is still being negotiated. However, and given that this additional information does not affect the immediate construction phase the Lead Local Flood Authority has confirmed that a partial discharge is acceptable and that the development can commence whilst negotiations continue. The Lead Local Flood Authority does note however that complete discharge of Condition 19 should be attained within a reasonable timeframe. An extension of time has been agreed to facilitate this.
I hope this letter explains satisfactorily that Planning Permission 17/01684/OUT may now be implemented / commenced despite not having been given a formal Discharge of Conditions Decision Notice. You will of course be required to submit the additional information required for Condition 19 for approval at your earliest convenience so that the LPA can issue the Discharge of Conditions Decision Notice (18/00907/CDM).
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tonycholwell":3fh7u5al said:Biggs":3fh7u5al said:From that letter...
The Local Planning Authority has been provided with a significant amount of information relating to the proposed drainage for Phase 1 of the development. The principle of the works is accepted by officers although some outstanding information is still required. This information relates to works offsite and is still being negotiated. However, and given that this additional information does not affect the immediate construction phase the Lead Local Flood Authority has confirmed that a partial discharge is acceptable and that the development can commence whilst negotiations continue. The Lead Local Flood Authority does note however that complete discharge of Condition 19 should be attained within a reasonable timeframe. An extension of time has been agreed to facilitate this.
I hope this letter explains satisfactorily that Planning Permission 17/01684/OUT may now be implemented / commenced despite not having been given a formal Discharge of Conditions Decision Notice. You will of course be required to submit the additional information required for Condition 19 for approval at your earliest convenience so that the LPA can issue the Discharge of Conditions Decision Notice (18/00907/CDM).
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Biggs, I think what Dunlop was asking and more than once was has the contract been signed?
Subtlety, I think he was saying that conditions were making construction a goer, but only when a contract has been signed for the work.
Of course, if that's not what he was alluding to, he will be straight on to tell us.