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Development Control Committee - Monday, 29th April, 2024 14:00
April 29, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meeting Read transcript (Professional subscription required)Summary
The council meeting focused on the redevelopment of the Grand Pavilion, a significant cultural and heritage site. The committee reviewed and discussed two main applications: a full planning application for the redevelopment and a listed building consent application.
Full Planning Application for Grand Pavilion Redevelopment: The committee approved the full planning application, which aims to refurbish and extend the Grand Pavilion. The discussion highlighted the building's cultural significance and the need for modernization to preserve its utility and heritage. Concerns about construction impact on nearby residents and traffic were addressed with conditions like a construction management plan. The decision paves the way for revitalizing the building while maintaining its historical essence.
Listed Building Consent for Grand Pavilion: The listed building consent was also approved, ensuring that the modifications and extensions would be sympathetic to the building's historical and architectural significance. The conservation officer provided insights into the preservation of original features and the integration of new elements that align with the building's art deco style. This approval is crucial for proceeding with renovations that respect the building's listed status.
Additional Information: The meeting was well-organized, with remote participation facilitated. There were no major objections from the public, indicating community support or at least acceptance of the redevelopment plans. The use of technology, like Microsoft Teams, and adherence to procedural rules ensured a smooth meeting flow.
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