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The Iranian nuclear crisis and the dialectic of world orderGiven the track record of failed attempts at diplomacy, PhD research student Moritz Pieper questions whether some tacit agreement can bring a long-term resolution to this new Cold War. The full article can be found online at http://www.opendemocracy.net/opensecurity/moritz-pieper/iranian-nuclear-crisis-and-dialectic-of-world-order The focus of Moritz Pieper's research is on regional and inter-regional power dynamics in the Middle East and C...
Global Europe Workshop BrusselsFollowing the launch of the Global Europe Centre in Canterbury, our campuses in both Canterbury and Brussels are currently organising a series of Global Europe workshops, held for interested postgraduate research students at the University of Kent. Panels will cover all aspects of the study of Europe at large. These range from the practicalities of academic research, including information on funding and publishing opportunities or Brussels as a fieldwork loc...
Why 2013 will not be the year of an Iranian Spring.In his research published this week by openDemocracy, BSIS PhD researcher Moritz Pieper, argues that it cannot be assumed that the upcoming presidential elections in June will bring about radical change: http://www.opendemocracy.net/moritz-pieper/no-prospects-for-iranian-spring The focus of Moritz Pieper's research is on regional and inter-regional power dynamics in the Middle East and Central Asia, with a special interest in non-Western foreign policies tow...
Joint Workshop with Kyiv-Mohyla AcademyThe Brussels School of International Studies is delighted to host a Joint Workshop with National University of "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy", Ukraine "The EU's Association Agreements with the Eastern Partnership Countries" May 31, 2012, at 10:00-16:30, Wilson Room, Brussels School of International Studies Boulevard de la Plaine 5, Third Floor, BE-1050 Ixelles, Bruxelles https://www.facebook.com/events/150115945154528/ ..............................................
Help those helping Syrias refugeesIn the latest of a series of articles focussing on conflict in the broader Middle East, Moritz Pieper and Octavius Pinkard, two BSIS PhD researchers, publish their research in Daily Star (Lebanon) arguing that the ongoing struggle in Syria is one in which delicate internal politics and the competing interests of external actors have combined to create a major refugee crisis. Read more: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/Opinion/Commentary/2013/May-21/217776-help-th...
The European Unions Role & Responsibility in International MediationOn behalf of the University of Kent, Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS), the Brussels Negotiation and Mediation Forum has the great pleasure of inviting you to a Roundtable Discussion on The European Unions Role & Responsibility in International Mediation, scheduled to take place on Monday, May 27th, 2013 at the European Parliament. We present to you a student-led roundtable that will address topics such as...
West Can Ill Afford to Get It Wrong on SyriaMoritz Pieper and Octavius Pinkard, two BSIS PhD researchers, publish their research in The Moscow Times arguing that foreign governments need to exercise caution in their reactions to the conflict in Syria. History and recent events provide useful guidance for policy-makers and implementers. In the case of the rebel groups in Syria, say Pieper and Pinkard, the handwriting has been on the wall or more than 18 months. This column is the latest in a series of ...
Economic and Social Rights in the Age of Neo-liberalismKent Law Schools Centre for Critical International law is holding a workshop on 6 June 2013 entitled Economic and Social Rights in the Age of Neo-liberalism . The aim of the workshop is to generate debate and scholarship on development policies that are designed to assist rather than undermine states efforts to protect the economic social and cultural rights of their peoples. Critical scholarship in the field of economic social and cultural rights reve...
Long-term peace implications between Turkey and the Kurdistan Workers PartyIn an article published in The Daily Star (Lebanon), two BSIS PhD researchers (Moritz Pieper and Octavius Pinkard) discuss the implications of a long-term peace between Turkey and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). They focus on the likely effects on Turkish domestic politics, as well as the implications for Syria and the broader region. They argue that any peace between Ankara and the PKK must include the extension of full...
Perceptions from the Afghanistan-Pakistan RegionBSIS Guest Lecturer Series in Conflict Analysis, March 2013 As part of the Brussels School of International Studies guest lecture series, PhD student Robert Zaman hosted the Pakistan and Afghanistan ambassadors to the EU, Belgium and Luxembourg in a lecture on Perceptions from the Afghanistan-Pakistan Region. This lecture series aimed to address the scheduled 2014 drawdown of allied forces from Afghanistan and the subsequent shift of security responsibility ...
Jean Monnet lectures, Spring 2013Brussels School of International Studies & Global Europe Centre, University of Kent With the Support of the LLP Programme of the European Union In March the Brussels School of International Studies and the Global Europe Centre (University of Kent) are organising a series of Jean Monnet lectures to reflect and debate on the EUs strategic diplomacy. We have the pleasure to invite you to this week's lecture and debate. Wednesday 27 March, 13:00-...
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quite strange here... using csync direct from my old jap. megadrive a/v out causes image instability on some parts of screen, but using csync with 1881 from composite, no problem
MKL,I had the opportunity to check an original PAL Megadrive this evening. It has the sync pin of the AV port connected to pin 10 of the CXA1145 and pin 11 is not connected to anything. Are you absolutely sure yours isn't the same?
The datasheet contains an application circuit with a resistor and capacitor in series with this pin 11 composite sync output. This suggests that it's not a TTL sync output at all. The Japanese data is meaningless to me but I had a look at the datasheet of a clone IC, the ES71145. If this is anything to go by this pin is basically a composite video output without the video. The output is listed as 0.29Vpp (typical).


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DURANT – Chancellor Glen D. Johnson, regents, and tribal leaders are scheduled to be on the program Jan. 24 for "The Celebration of Student Success Through Partnerships'' event at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
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cow parsley The hedgerow is full of keck
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1. (noun) to gag, retch or vomit
2. (adj.) one word exclamation used to express pure, unadulterated revulsion; similar to "Gross!" but connotes infinitely more acute disgust 1. The smell of Lauren's queef caused me to keck in my own lap.
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Berlin (german) Slang, short for Kecko, (male) person who is regarded as stupid. A idiot/fool/dumbass. often used when someone just did something really stupid. Little Timmy spills the weed.
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A unit of work as comparible to the Newton but way bigger. A Keck is equivilent to 20 man hours but done in half the time of you lazy bastards. I got payed for 3 kecks instead of 4.
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someone who is strange, but in a cool way. a person you like to hang out with but are afraid your other friends might not like. he's really cool i think, but your girlfriend might not like him, he's kind of a keck.
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is used the same as the word shit and means exactly the same. i have to take a keck or your a piece of keck or im gonna rip your head off and keck down your throat.
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The Umbrella Man is back. But when the Doctor recruits UNIT's Scientific Adviser Elizabeth Klein for an off-the-books mission to the apocalyptic final days of Hitler's Germany, he isn't expecting Klein's hapless young assistant, Will Arrowsmith, to be joining them too.
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Vet Blair: National Pet Dental Month
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: January 24, 2013
February is National Pet Dental Month.
Vet Blair from North Hills Animal Hospital joins KARK for tips on how to deal with "doggy breath."
Bad breath in a dog is often dismissed simply as "doggy breath."
In fact, it may signal periodontal disease, which is the most common ailment suffered by dogs and cats over 3 years old.
Preventing periodontal disease can result in longer, healthier lives for pets.
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The wedding is done and the happy couple has had a reception with family and friends – then it's on to the honeymoon.
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- The Marriott West in St. Louis Park
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Whether they're on the ground at the scene of a 3 a.m. house fire, passing out blankets at an overnight emergency shelter, providing safety class instruction, or meeting with an injured service member at a military hospital, Red Cross volunteers truly embody the universal mission of relieving suffering.
Thank an amazing group of men and women, young and old, who give of themselves and their time every day.
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Zoph! You got rid of your warning about exposing you to water. What if someone exposes you and they don't know what will happen?
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another note that I also copy and paste this msg to another Mod and Admin to find out the answer lah :-P
Hello Mod, just come to report that I just copied and pasted this message to around 10 closest friends of mine
"hey dude, have u tried the upgraded ver of Sotc? XD
And I was just want to suggest this game to the my friends, NOT INTENT TO SPAM AT ALL
and I only chose the ones which often contact with me (and some of them even suggest games back to me)Hope you are ok with this? if not I may reduce to number of friends whom i message next time:-P
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-Black coment lands on earth and kills everything on surface and shoots dust in the air which blocks out the sun
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For me it has been 6 hours and thirty-nine minutes of world ending and so far nothing has happened. Also may I point out that on the other side of the world like in China or Japan or other countries around there the it is the next day if I'm correct. So they probably just made it through Doomsday. I wonder if anyone has thought os that.
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Tony and Peabody Award-winning performance poet Bruce George steps up to the mic during his residency at Berklee on December 8. As the featured artist for the Poetry Jam and Slam class, George will bring a power packed poetic flow to the stage between two rounds of slam poetry from select students in the course. Talented Cantab Lounge Boston Slam Master Simone Beaubien will emcee the event. The evening begins at 7 pm at Café 939, 939 Boylston Str. This event is free. Call 617.747.2421 for more d
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Berklee Presents Latin Culture Celebration 2009 Boston, October 23, 2009 - Berklee presents its 11th annual Latin Culture Celebration, an event organized by students to showcase music from Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Venezuela, Panama, and other parts of Latin American. Public events take place throughout the month of November, with concerts and clinics presented by students, faculty, alumni, staff, and guest artists. Highlights include concerts by Puerto Rican pianist Angel David Ma
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NEA Jazz Master Dave Brubeck, designated a "Living Legend" by the Library of Congress, will be presented with an Honorary Doctorate from Berklee College of Music at the 52nd Monterey Jazz Festival, held on September 18 - 20, 2009. The presentation will be made on the Jimmy Lyons Stage in the Arena on Sunday, September 20, at approximately 8:00 p.m., just prior to the Dave Brubeck's Quartet's set -- celebrating the 50th anniversary of the groundbreaking album Time Out. Dave Brubeck is one
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Continuing Berklee's commitment of giving back to the birthplace of jazz, the college's Gracenotes Volunteer Committee is sponsoring its third annual trip to New Orleans. This year, the committee awarded sponsorships to four staff members and four faculty members. The group will travel to Louisiana with two Gracenotes administrators June 22 28 to help build the New Orleans Musicians' Village, an ongoing Habitat for Humanity project to create new and affordable homes in the city's Upper Ninth War
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Brumbies scrum-half Nic White needed surgery on a fractured jaw after he was assaulted at a music festival in Canberra last month.
The Brumbies have cleared the 22-year-old of any wrongdoing and claimed he was struck once from behind.
Brumbies CEO Andrew Fagan said Canberra-based outfit investigated the incident soon after it occurred and that White didn't lay charges with police because he didn't see who his attacker was.
"Nic was the victim of an unprovoked assault in which he was king-hit when struck once at Foreshore through no fault of his own," Fagan told the Canberra Times. "He didn't miss any training.
"He was back training with the boys in the days following and has been training with the group ever since."
The Brumbies haven't imposed any punishment on White. Other Brumbies players were at the festival, however according to the Canberra Times none were with White at the time he was attacked.
The 22-year-old's training is restricted due to a shoulder injury and he is yet to begin contact work.
The fractured jaw won't rule him outof the Brumbies' season-opener against the Reds at Canberra Stadium on February 16.
White had a breakthrough season for the Brumbies, establishing himself as first-choice number-nine and earning a call-up to the Wallabies' squad for the Tests against Scotland and Wales in June.


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Apologies To receive apologies for absence. Minutes: Apologies were received from Councillors Jane Horne, (substituted by Councillor Brian Jones), and Val Holman, (substituted by Councillor Jackie Fraser). Apologies were also received from Councillor Gabriella Kirkpatrick, for which there was no substitution at this meeting. |
To confirm the non-exempt minutes of the meeting held on 8 November 2011 (attached). Minutes: The non-exempt minutes of the meeting held on 8 November 2011 were confirmed as an accurate record of that meeting. |
Urgent Business The chairman to identify any items of urgent business. Minutes: No items of urgent business were considered at this meeting. |
Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of interest in any matter to be discussed at the meeting. Members and officers are requested to identify the nature of the interest and indicate whether it is personal or prejudicial. Minutes: The following declaration of interest was made at this meeting: - Councillor Lynn Sterry declared a pecuniary interest in item 5.5 of the agenda, P1835/11/FUL Millers Orchard, Bulley, Churcham. Councillor Sterry informed the Chairman that her husband was an employee of the company relating to this application and that she would leave the meeting for consideration of the item. |
Schedule of applications PDF 481 KB To consider the schedule of applications as prepared by the Group Manager for Planning and Housing. Please refer to report PH.95. Additional documents: Minutes: Chairman, Councillor Terry Glastonbury, referred to the schedule of planning applications, as prepared by the Group Manager for Planning and Housing, Peter Williams under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, and to the late material circulated prior to the start of the meeting. (Late material refers to information that has been submitted to the council following publication of the agenda). The Chairman announced that there would be four public speakers speaking at the meeting, speaking on items 2, 3, 5 and 6 of the schedule of applications. (The applications are recorded in the order of the agenda). The Chairman reminded the committee to keep their comments relevant to the debate and, where possible, to avoid repeating previous observations. The Chairman also announced that an audio tape recording of the meeting would be published on the council's website. |
P0158/08/OUT Central Engineering Works, Lower Lydbrook, Lydbrook Outline application for the redevelopment to include a mix use of residential development and offices Minutes: Outline application for the redevelopment to include a mix use of residential development and offices Please refer to the late material circulated before the start of the meeting Principal Planning Officer, Emma Norgate, referred to the late material and said that, since the report for this item had been published, the applicant had provided the necessary information required to move the application forward. The Planning Officer said that both Gloucestershire County Council and the District Council were close to reaching an agreement with the applicant and that planning officers were now in a position to revise the recommendation and propose delegated permission. Committee consideration Local member, Councillor David Thomson, said that he was sorry so much work had been involved in processing this application but that he was pleased the process had almost reached a conclusion. Vote Councillor David Thomson moved the revised recommendation and Councillor Paul McMahon seconded the motion. A recorded vote was taken and members, RESOLVED to authorise the Group Manager for Planning and Housing and the Group Manager for Legal and Democratic to seek completion of the Section 106 Legal Agreement on or before 22 December 2011. If the agreement is not concluded on or before this date, the Group Manager for Planning and Housing to refuse the application. For (14) Councillors James Bevan, Philip Burford, Gethyn Davies, Frankie Evans, Jackie Fraser, Terry Glastonbury, Brian Jones, Paul McMahon, Graham Morgan, Norman Stephens, Lynn Sterry, Arthur Thomas, David Thompson and Roger Yeates. Against (0) Abstentions (0) |
P1034/11/OUT Land at Cleeve Mill Lane, Cleeve Mill Business Park, Newent Outline application for the erection of 40 extra care independent living units with ancillary accommodation areas, parking and associated infrastructure, 4 live/work units and 8 business units (Use Class B1) Minutes: Outline application for the erection of 40 extra care independent living units with ancillary accommodation areas, parking and associated infrastructure, 4 live/work units and 8 business units (Use Class B1)
Principal Planning Officer, Tony Pope, referred to the late material that had been circulated before the start of the meeting and reported a correction to the revised recommendation on page 2 of the document. He said that delegated authority to the Group Manager for Planning and Housing and to the Group Manager for Legal and Democratic should be corrected to require completion of a satisfactory legal agreement or unilateral undertaking to secure 40 per cent, (and not all), of the extra care properties as affordable. Furthermore, condition 13 on page 55 of the schedule of applications to read, a minimum of 40 per cent of the floor space of the units, and not 50 per cent. The Planning Officer outlined the amended revised recommendation and additional condition (14), as detailed in the late material, before inviting the council's Strategic Housing Manager, Malcom Vine to give an overview of what Extra Care Independent Living constituted. The Strategic Housing Manager said that an extra care facility was different from a conventional sheltered housing scheme and residential or care home, in that it provided a supportive environment where older and vulnerable people could live independently for as long as they wished. He said that, as the need for care increased, residents have the option to have care services brought to them rather than move to a care or residential home. The Housing Manager said that other districts were rolling out extra care schemes on a large scale and that nationally the scheme appeared to be the way forward for housing particularly for older people. He said that the County Council and the Forest of Dean District Council had a shared vision of enabling as good a quality of housing provision in the district as available elsewhere. It was hoped this would reduce the dependency on residential care, (currently quite high in Gloucestershire), and provide a better option for local people. He went on to say that it was the council's intention to provide extra care in each of the four towns in the district and that the Cleeve Mill scheme constituted the extra care provision for Newent and surrounding villages. He said that the scheme would give another option for under occupied family housing, whether rented or owned, and free up housing for local families. Furthermore, the scheme would enhance current services for older people and not replace or compete with existing provisions. Public speaking Speaking as the agent for the application, a representative for the Two Rivers Housing Association made the following statement: - The application before you seeks planning permission for the erection of 40 extra care living units, 4 live/work units and 8 business units. In planning terms, the principle of development has been established, as the ... view the full minutes text for item 5.2 |
P1160/11/OUT Land Rear of 27 to 41 Coalway Road, Coalway Application to extend the time limit of P0962/06/OUT - Outline application for the erection of dwellings and construction of vehicular access. (Renewal of consent) Minutes: Application to extend the time limit of P0962/06/OUT - Outline application for the erection of dwellings and construction of vehicular access. (Renewal of consent) Development Control Manager, Clive Reynolds, reminded members that this application had been deferred at the committee meeting on 8 November 2011 to await the views of the Coal Authority. He said that the Coal Authority had since addressed the reasons for deferral and had withdrawn their previous objections to the scheme, subject to an additional condition requesting a site investigation prior to development. The Development Control Manager informed the committee that the application related to an extension of time for an existing permission at the site. He said that, other than the reason for deferral and improvements to the Coleford Drainage System, there were no material planning considerations to warrant a different decision to the one that had been granted permission in 2009. The recommendation therefore remained to grant permission, as detailed on page 59 and 60 of the agenda. Public speaking Speaking as an objector, (and having objected to the proposals at the previous meeting), the speaker said that he hoped the committee would continue to support him in his concerns about the safety of site. He said that the matter was now in the hands of the committee and he hoped members would keep tight control of the situation. Referring to the use of an experimental soakaway system at the site, the speaker said that there was no evidence to indicate that such a system was viable. Expressing reservations about the way in which the decision to grant permission in 2009 had been processed, the speaker suggested that there had been a lack of due diligence from officers in not advising the applicant or the committee that the Coal Authority had an interest in the matter. Noting the lack of objection from the Coal Authority and anticipating that the committee would grant permission, the speaker said he hoped the site would be monitored carefully. He also hoped that any decision would be subject to inspections from the council's building control team to oversee control of any conditions imposed to prevent the hydraulic overload of the existing drainage system. Committee consideration Group Manager for Planning and Housing, Peter Williams, advised the committee that there was no foundation to the comments that had been made by the public speaker. He said that the circumstances in 2009 were different to current circumstances and that the Coal Authority had not raised any objections at that time. Since then, the Coal Authority had updated their records and had changed their response accordingly. The Group Manager said that, following a full reassessment of the situation, the Coal Authority had withdrawn its objections, (as detailed in the update report on page 59 of the agenda), subject to an additional condition to undertake a site investigation to safeguard the site. The Group Manager reminded the committee that this decision only related to an extension of time for the outline application for the ... view the full minutes text for item 5.3 |
P1490/11/FUL 1 Brooklyn Cottages, The Cross, Clearwell Erection of a two storey rear extension Minutes: Erection of a two-storey rear extension Principal Planning Officer, Emma Norgate, reminded members that this application had been deferred at the meeting on 8 November 2011 to allow members to visit the site. She said that there was no additional information to consider and that the recommendation was to grant permission. Committee consideration The majority of members felt that the visit to the site had been very useful. Several members praised the proposed scheme, whilst others believed the extension was out of context with the property and the other buildings in the village. Vote Councillor Arthur Thomas moved the recommendation and Councillor Paul McMahon seconded the motion. A recorded vote was taken and members, RESOLVED to grant planning permission, subject to the conditions included in the schedule of applications For (8) Councillors James Bevan, Terry Glastonbury, Brian Jones, Paul McMahon, Graham Morgan, Norman Stephens, Arthur Thomas and Roger Yeates. Against (6) Councillors Philip Burford, Gethyn Davies, Frankie Evans, Jackie Fraser, Lynn Sterry and David Thomson Abstentions (0) |
P1835/11/FUL Millers Orchard, Bulley, Churcham Change of use of dwelling into three, one bedroom flats. Retention of conservatory and decking to rear elevation Minutes: Change of use of dwelling into three, one bedroom flats. Retention of conservatory and decking to rear elevation Having declared a pecuniary interest earlier in the meeting, Councillor Lynn Sterry left the council chamber for consideration of this item. Please refer to the late material circulated before the start of the meeting Development Control Manager, Clive Reynolds, referred members to the late material and reminded them of the visit to the site in November. He confirmed that an internal inspection of the building had been undertaken and that, following the outcome of the inspection and subject to additional representations, (including revised application forms and floor plan), the recommendation remained one of refusal. The Development Control Manager said that the revised proposals did not alter the fact that the proposals did not comply with planning policy and were therefore considered unacceptable. Public speaking Reflecting on the disappointment from several local residents that the application had been brought back to the committee, an objector to the application made the following statement: Local residents are very disappointed that the council did not take decisive enforcement action two years ago when the previous application was rejected. Let's not forget that, since 2009 this property has continued to be used as an unregistered care home. My concern remains that this application is a sprat to catch a mackerel, attempting to disguise the ultimate intention of converting a residential property into a business. The process of repeated retrospective applications is designed to erode opposition and make the previously unacceptable acceptable; for example the perimeter fence, built without planning permission, is now presented as mitigation against residents' concerns that inmates may misbehave or stray. To convert a four bed bungalow into three flats is totally contrary to the character of the neighbourhood. Who would live there? In our letters of objection we have pointed to a number of basic errors in the application and we have also challenged the adverse impact that the development will have on our amenities, such as access and communications. While the developers have attempted to correct a number of the more basic errors by recent correspondence they have still chosen to remain silent on non-residential floor space, employment and opening hours. Residents' experience is that this is a 24/7 business, a view endorsed by the agent who indicated that there is one carer working overnight. Is rural Bulley the correct environment in which to introduce vulnerable members of an alien community, those in need of 24 hour care and supervision? My opinion is that it is not and I was pleased to see this view supported by one of the Council's own Community Engagement Officers. Of course one thing that has changed since 2009, is public awareness of the inadequacies of the UK care industry and those empowered to regulate it and keep it safe. Safety of tenants and residents has to be number one priority for us all. The safety of tenants will only be ensured by appropriate ... view the full minutes text for item 5.5 |
P2218/11/FUL Lynden House, Moat Lane, Taynton Erection of a detached dwelling, car port and garage. (Demolition of existing dwelling). (Re-submission) Minutes: Erection of a detached dwelling, car port and garage. (Demolition of existing dwelling). (Re-submission) Please refer to the late material circulated before the start of the meeting Public speaking The applicant made the following statement: As you will have seen from the officer's report, we have provided adequate evidence that the building is appropriate for development. The report also notes that the new property is moderate in size, of suitable external appearance and doesn't over develop the land. The only remaining issue stated by the report is in relation to the potential overlooking of the rear of the adjoining property, Hown Hall Cottage. The residents of Hown Hall Cottage, Mr and Mrs Brown, are keen to support the plans and during telephone calls with the Planning Officer, verbally indicated they were in support. They also submitted a letter of support, which was received by the Planning Department. This was received within the deadline advised by the Planning Officer to ensure inclusion in the report, but was not included. I emailed the letter of support from Mr and Mrs Brown to the Development Control Committee on Saturday morning. I hope you all received it. The Planning Officers report also details 5 first floor windows, which could be overlooked. These are located on the rear side of Hown Hall Cottage (the North Side). We want to note that three of these windows are non-habitable rooms and have obscured glazing and a further window cannot be overlooked as the view is blocked by Hown Hall Cottages chimney-breast. The recent suggestion from the Planning Officer that we could have put roof windows in at a 1.7M height is not feasible for this development. This is due to the protected species requirements for the roof space. It would also compromise ventilation and means of escape. It was a shock last week when we read the report and it's proposed refusal. Had there ever been any indication at any point from our Planning Officer that support from our neighbours would not be adequate, then of course, we could have looked at re-positioning to accommodate concerns and avoid last minute changes to plans. We made multiple requests for feedback from the Planning Officer prior to the report being published, on all key issues, but nothing was forthcoming. Since reading the report we have taken the opportunity to rotate the house further away from Hown Hall Cottage and also move it 1 metre closer to Moat Lane (as referenced in the report). This was also emailed to the Development Control Committee, Drawing number T84507B. Since doing this there has been communication from the Planning Officer, who now feels the move 1M closer to Moat Lane isn't required. To conclude, Mr and Mrs Brown from Hown Hall Cottage are also in possession of the revised drawing. Mr Brown has written again to the Planning Officer to indicate full support for the plans. We have already got to know our neighbours quite well through this process and are looking forward ... view the full minutes text for item 5.6 |
Sites Inspection Panel a) To confirm that the next sites' inspection panel will be held on Tuesday 20 December 2011 b) To consider any new applications put forward by members or by the Group Manager for Planning and Housing. These sites will be in addition to any which may be identified during the meeting. Minutes: Development Control Committee Manager, Clive Reynolds, informed members that there were no site inspection panel visits scheduled for Tuesday 20 December 2011. He said that members had already had an opportunity to visit the visits for the January meeting and that the next sites inspection panel visit would take place on Tuesday 17 January 2012. |
Committee Attendance and Advice from Gloucestershire County Council Highways Group Manager for Planning and Housing, Peter Williams, to give an oral update on advice from Gloucestershire County Council Highways. Minutes: At the request of the Chairman, the Group Manager for Planning and Housing, Peter Williams, gave an update on the attendance from Gloucestershire County Council Highways at planning committee meetings and site inspection panel visits. The Group Manager said that, following a major reorganisation at Gloucestershire County Council and a significant reduction in the resources of the highways team, there would be no further attendance at committee meetings and site inspection visits. He informed members that, although this was a statutory function, the highways team believed it was important to prioritise their work and had resolved that the actual time spent at committee meetings and on site inspection visits was not a good use of time and would be disproportionate to other requirements. To assist the planning committee in making informed decisions, the highways authority would, however, consider advance questions and provide written responses before each planning committee meeting. In addition, the county council would send a representative to attend those meetings where complex highway issues were considered. Despite reservations about the technical aspects required to consider highway issues and the vulnerability of the council at appeal in processing planning decisions refused on highway concerns, the committee reluctantly accepted the advice. The Group Manager for Planning and Housing informed members that the decision would be monitored closely, followed by a review of the situation in six months time. He also confirmed that a representative would be available at the committee meeting scheduled in the New Year for consideration of the two major planning applications for Cinderford. |
Performance Management - Appeals PDF 130 KB To consider report PH.97, regarding the performance of the planning team in relation to appeal decisions and notices for the period January to October 2011. Minutes: Development Control Committee Manager, Clive Reynolds, referred to report PH.97 and gave an update on the performance of the planning team in relation to the number of appeals lodged and decisions made during 2011. He informed members that there had been a 23 per cent decrease in the number of appeals lodged, as compared to the same period in 2010. The success rate on appeal decisions, however, was very good and only slightly below target. The report was noted. Vice Chairman, Councillor James Bevan, pointed out that no costs had been awarded for or to the council and congratulated the committee and officers on their work. |
Exempt Business To consider, and if so agree, to resolve, that under section 100A of the Local Government Act 1972, the public be excluded from the meeting for the following item of business on the grounds that it involves the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined in schedule 12A of the said act and that, in all the circumstances of the case, the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighs the public interest in disclosing the information. Minutes: Resolved that, under section 100A of the Local Government Act 1972, the public were excluded from the meeting for the following item of business on the grounds that it involved the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined in schedule 12A of the said act and that, in all the circumstances of the case, the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighed the public interest in disclosing the information. |
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To consider the schedule of enforcement action as prepared by the Group Manager for Planning and Housing. Please refer to report PH.98. Minutes: Briefly summarising the information referred to in report PH.98, the Group Manager for Planning and Housing, Peter Williams, gave an update on the proposal to take enforcement action at a location in the Forest of Dean District. |
Next meeting 10 January 2012 Minutes: 10 January 2012 At this point in the meeting, Chairman of the Committee, Councillor Terry Glastonbury, announced that an additional committee meeting would be held at 2 pm on Tuesday 31 January 2012, to consider two major planning applications for Cinderford. |


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