Planning Site Committee

The minute records decisions on the applications as shown in Appendix A, which was not in the material provided, so the individual decisions cannot be reported here. The committee also authorised the Development Services Manager to draft changes to conditions, or extra conditions or reasons for refusal.

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1. Planning applications decided after site visits

   Decided

   The minute records decisions on the planning applications as shown in Appendix A to the minute. It authorises the Development Services Manager to draft any changes to conditions, or extra conditions or reasons for refusal, for those applications.

   Why

   The report says a site visit helps members understand each proposal before they decide. Decisions must follow the Newport Local Development Plan (adopted January 2015) unless other material planning considerations point elsewhere. Each report sets out officers' recommendation, such as conditions for approval or reasons for refusal, and conditions must be necessary, relevant, precise, enforceable and reasonable.

   Based on the minutes, Site Visit report July 2022

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1. 1

   Apologies for Absence

   Minute

   Councillors M. Linton, B. Perkins and T. Watkins

2. 3

   Development Management: Planning Application Schedule

   Minute

   (1) That decisions be recorded as shown on the Planning Applications Schedule attached as an Appendix A (2) That the Development Services Manager be authorised to draft any amendments to/additional conditions or reasons for refusal in respect of the Planning Applications Schedule, attached.

   Papers: Site Visit report July 2022

Councillors must say when they have a personal link to something being discussed, such as a job, a property or a family member. A prejudicial interest is one strong enough that the councillor usually leaves the room and takes no part.

Declarations are read from the minutes once they are published.

• Bev Perkins, Committee MemberLabourSent apologies
• Jason Jordan, Committee MemberNewport Independent PartyPresent
• John Jones, Committee MemberConservativePresent
• John Reynolds, Committee MemberLabourAbsent
• Malcolm Linton, Committee MemberLabourSent apologies
• Mark Howells, Committee MemberIndependentPresent
• Mark Spencer, Committee MemberLabourPresent
• Tim Harvey, Committee MemberLabourPresent