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Planning Committee - Thursday, 15th February, 2024 6.00 pm
February 15, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meeting Read transcript (Professional subscription required)Summary
The council meeting focused on routine administrative matters and specific local planning issues, including a hedgerow removal notice and a single-story extension application. The meeting was marked by technical difficulties with presentation equipment, and there was a notable absence of public questions.
Single-Story Extension at 61 East End Road: The council approved a single-story extension application despite objections from the parish council. The applicant revised the plans to address concerns, changing the cladding and window colors to more neutral tones. The decision supports local development while attempting to maintain aesthetic harmony with the community.
Hedgerow Removal on East Shum Road: The council decided not to object to a hedgerow removal notice that would facilitate a new cycle path and footpath, connecting Bishop's Cleve to Cheltenham. Despite the removal of a section of hedgerow deemed important, mitigation plans include extensive replanting and additional tree planting. This decision underscores the council's support for enhancing transportation links and promoting sustainable travel, balanced against environmental concerns.
An interesting point in the meeting was the reliance on digital documents due to the failure of overhead presentations, highlighting the council's adaptability in handling unexpected technical issues.
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