Annual, Development Control B Committee - Wednesday, 26th June, 2024 2.00 pm
June 26, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meetingSummary
The Development Control B Committee of Bristol City Council discussed several key planning and development issues, including the approval of a new industrial development at Premier Business Park and updates on planning enforcement actions. The committee also reviewed appeals and enforcement reports, making decisions to ensure compliance with local planning policies.
Premier Business Park Development
The committee approved the planning application for the new industrial development at Premier Business Park. The development, detailed in the Final Committee Report, includes the construction of several new industrial units aimed at boosting local employment and economic growth.
Councillors debated the potential impact on local traffic and the environment. Proponents argued that the development would create jobs and support local businesses, while opponents raised concerns about increased congestion and pollution. Ultimately, the committee decided in favour of the development, citing the economic benefits and the inclusion of measures to mitigate environmental impact.
Planning Enforcement Actions
The committee reviewed the Enforcements Report and the Planning Enforcement Note, which provided updates on ongoing enforcement actions against unauthorised developments. The reports highlighted several cases where enforcement notices had been issued and compliance achieved.
Councillors discussed the importance of robust enforcement to maintain the integrity of the planning system. One councillor noted, Effective enforcement ensures that our planning policies are respected and that developments proceed in a manner that benefits the community
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Appeals Report
The committee considered the Appeals Report, which summarised recent planning appeals and their outcomes. The report included details of appeals that had been upheld or dismissed, providing insights into the reasons behind the decisions.
Councillors discussed the implications of these appeals for future planning decisions, emphasising the need to learn from past cases to improve the robustness of the council's planning policies.
Public Health Guidance
The committee also reviewed the General Public Info Sheet on Covid Guidance, which provided updated health and safety guidelines for public meetings and site visits. This was particularly relevant given the ongoing concerns about public health and safety in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Attendees
- Caroline Gooch
- Donald Alexander
- Fabian Breckels
- Guy Poultney
- Lisa Durston
- Lisa Stone
- Mohamed Makawi
- Paula O'Rourke
- Richard Eddy
- Allison Taylor
- David Fowler
- Jane Woodhouse
- Jeremy Livitt
- John Smith
- Jonathan Dymond
- Lewis Cook
- Norman Cornthwaite
- Paul Shanks
- Philippa Howson
- Rachael Dando
- Simone Wilding
- Stephen Fulham
- Steve Gregory
Documents
- AGeneralPublicInfoSheetCovidGuidanceDec2023
- Planning Committee Diagram v0.6 PDF
- 1 Appeals Report - 26.06.2024
- TOR
- Agenda frontsheet 26th-Jun-2024 14.00 Development Control B Committee agenda
- Final Minutes 100424
- 01 DCB Action Sheet Updated 30th May 2024
- 2 Enforcements Report - 26.06.24
- 3 Planning Enforcement note for DC B
- Public%20Forum%20FAQ%20for%20Development%20Control%20Committees
- 4 Committee Index - 26th June 2024
- 5 23.04886.F - Premier Business Park - Final Committee Report
- PBP Update Report to Committee
- CombinedPFDCBAnnual260624
- Supplementary Dispatch - Public Forum and Amendment Sheet 26th-Jun-2024 14.00 Development Control
- Amendment Sheet - 26th June 2024
- Public reports pack 26th-Jun-2024 14.00 Development Control B Committee reports pack