PADDOCK WOOD TOWN COUNCIL
The Podmore Building, St Andrews Field, St Andrews Road
Paddock Wood, Kent, TN12 6HT
Telephone: 01892 837373
paddockwood-tc.gov.uk
MINUTES of the Planning Committee held on Monday 20th May 2024 at 7pm at the Day Centre Commercial Road
PRESENT: Cllr C Williams (in the chair)
Cllr D dray, D Kent, A Mackie, D Sargison
IN ATTENDANCE: E Small, Deputy Clerk
APOLOGIES: Cllr N Maari
PE163 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST: None
PE164 APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
The minutes of the meeting held on Tuesday 7th May 2024 at 7.45pm have been APPROVED.
PE165 PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION
Application details can be found at twbcpa.midkent.gov.uk/online-applications. Add the numerical part of the application number e.g., 20/12345 into the search box and the application will come up.
| Application | Address | Proposal | Comments |
| 24/01226/TPO | 15 Mascalls Park Paddock Wood Tonbridge Kent TN12 6LW | Trees: YEW – Cut back overhang 4m to boundary | Cllr C Williams proposed,
Cllr D Kent seconded:
Object to this tree being reduced on one side without advice from a tree protection officer who could advice on the tree being reduced in size in a balanced way to make sure the tree is symmetrical.
Carried unanimously |
| 23/03128/FULL
APPEAL |
Longbrooks Oast Knowle Road Brenchley Tonbridge Kent TN12 7DJ | Demolition of barn and replacement with a single detached dwelling
‘Any comments and/or representations received in relation to this application have already been forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate and will be considered by the Inspector when deciding the appeal. If you wish to add to, modify or withdraw your previous representations then you can do so by 12th June 2024’ |
Cllr C Williams proposed,
Cllr A Mackie seconded:
Paddock Wood Town Councils original comment on application 23/03128/FULL still stands in relation to water, sewage and infrastructure.
Further comments are below: · The potential development is outside the Limits to Build Development of Paddock Wood
· The application is positioned within a rural area with listed buildings, so any development on the site should keep in character of surrounding buildings and should not be intrusive within the local landscape setting.
· An ecological survey of the area should be included to determine if the potential development would have a harmful impact on wildlife, including any protected species.
Carried unanimously |