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⇛ 2024

Dawn Lacey — Parish Clerk & RFO

claygate PARISH COUNCIL

caring for Claygate Village

Claygate Parish Council

Claygate Village Hall

Church Road

Claygate

Surrey KT10 0JP

☎ 07741 848 719

email: clerk@claygateparishcouncil.gov.uk

website: www.claygateparishcouncil.gov.uk

17th April 2025

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTEND

A Meeting of the Planning Committee of Claygate Parish Council will be held on Thursday 24th April 2025 at 7.30pm at Claygate Village Hall, Small Hall, Church Road

The meeting is open to the public and press. A quarter of an hour has been reserved for members of the public to address the Council, for three minutes each, on any subject relevant to the agenda. In order to address the meeting, we would appreciate you contacting the Parish Clerk before 11am on the day of the meeting who will allocate a slot. All meetings will operate to our Privacy Policy which can be found at www.claygateparishcouncil.gov.uk. Doors will open at 7.20pm.

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Parish Clerk & RFO

AGENDA

1. Apologies for absence.
2. Declarations of interest in items on the agenda.
3. Confirm the minutes of the 27 th March 2025 Planning Committee meeting.
4. Review actioning of items from previous minutes and agree any further action required. (Appendix 1)
5. To answer any questions from members of the public.
6. Review planning correspondence, notification of applications and outstanding results and agree any action required.
7. To receive a report from the Housing Advisory Committee and agree any action required.
8. Review Report on Applications Decided, and Appeals Lodged and Decided since last meeting and agree any action required. (Appendix 2)
9. Discuss planning applications from Elmbridge Borough Council (EBC) Weekly Planning Lists (https://www.elmbridge.gov.uk/planning) for the following weeks and agree responses required: w/e 28 th March, 7 th , 4 th and 11 th and 18 th April (Appendix 3)
10. Receive a report on EBC’s East Area Sub Committee Meeting and agree any action required.
11. Receive a report on EBC’s Planning Committee Meeting and agree any action required.
12. To consider NPPF and Elmbridge Local Plan developments and agree action as appropriate.
13. Discuss any Communication of key decisions to Residents and agree any action required.
14. Matters for information purposes only.
15. Date of the next meeting 7.30pm Thursday 24th April, Claygate Village Hall, Small Hall, Church Road, Claygate KT10 0JP.

Appendix 1: Actions from 27th March meeting

Action №	Description	By	Status
P㉕008	27-MAR-25	To add a standing item to the Planning agenda to receive a report from the Housing Advisory Committee.	Clerk	COMPLETED by 24-APR-25
P㉕009	27-MAR-25	To look into booking a trial demonstration of GovAssist which would be held on a Thursday evening.	Cllr Bray	COMPLETED by 24-APR-25

Appendix 2: APPLICATIONS DECIDED, APPEALS LODGED & DECIDED

APPLICATIONS DECIDED

week ending 28th March

ADDRESS: 55 Foley Road APPLICATION NUMBER: 2025/0168 PROPOSAL: First floor rear extension with balcony, two-storey front extension with gable roof to create new main entrance and alterations to fenestration. CPC VERDICT: No Objections. With Comments: Please can the first floor bedroom have obscure glazing? Also the new side windows to have obscure glazing. EBC VERDICT: Refuse Planning Permission The proposed development cumulatively would fail to integrate appropriately with the character and appearance of the local area and given its overall bulk, mass and design would be disproportionate, uncharacteristic and incongruous in its appearance compared to the existing dwellinghouse, that would be dominant and out of keeping with the rhythm of the streetscape. As such, the proposed development would fail to comply with Policy CS11 and CS17 of the of the Core Strategy 2011, Policy DM2 of the Development Plan 2015, the revised NPPF 2024 and NDG 2019. The proposed development would, by reason of its height and depth, have an unneighbourly and overbearing impact which would be harmful to the front garden area, the amenities and privacy of No. 57 Foley Road. This is contrary to Policy DM2 of the Elmbridge Development Management Plan 2015 and to the advice provided by Design Code 2024.

VIEW DETAILS

ADDRESS: 9 Foley Road APPLICATION NUMBER: 2025/0295 PROPOSAL: Confirmation of Compliance with planning permission 2023/2060. CPC VERDICT: EBC VERDICT: Condition(s) - Confirm Compliance.

VIEW DETAILS

week ending 4th April

ADDRESS: 9 Foley Road APPLICATION NUMBER: 2025/0295 PROPOSAL: Confirmation of Compliance with planning permission 2023/2060. CPC VERDICT: EBC VERDICT: Condition(s) - Confirm Compliance.

VIEW DETAILS 2025/0169 34 Torrington Road Part single/part two-storey side and rear extensions and first floor front extension creating porch at ground floor level, demolition of ground floor, first floor and roof structure of the existing dwelling with retention of west and north side external walls at ground floor level and demolition of detached garage. NO, NC Refuse Planning Permission 1. The proposal by the virtue of to its design, scale, bulk, and positioning relative to the neighbouring properties, the proposal would result in an incongruous form of development that fails to respect the rhythm of the built form within the streetscape. Additionally, the two- storey side extension would not be sufficiently subordinate to the host dwelling. As a result, the proposal would not harmonise well with the design of the main dwelling and would have a detrimental impact on the character and appearance of both the host dwelling and the surrounding area. As such, the proposal would be contrary to the requirements of Policy CS17 of the Core Strategy 2011, Policy DM2 of the Development Management Plan 2015, the Design Code 2024 and the NPPF 2024. 2. It is considered that the proposed development would adversely affect the residential amenities of neighbouring property no. 17 Oaken Lane by reason of overlooking. The proposal is considered not to be in accordance with Policy DM2 of the Development Management Plan 2015.