The amended plans would see conditions around the times the employment park planned for just off the A6 at Barton can operate removed 🏢🏢🏢
The new centre will contain up to 38 modern employment units for local businesses, spread across six blocks on Barton Hall.The latest planning application by developers Midas Land Limited, seeks approval for the removal of condition 15 and condition 31 from the original planning permission.Extract from CGI showing the proposed units Pic: Cassidy + Ashton
In relation to condition 15, the agents said: “Policy 27 of the Core Strategy requires non-residential development of over 500sqm to achieve a BREEAM rating of ‘very good’ and this is reflected in the wording of condition 15. “Given the small size of each unit, which would be fitted out by each individual occupier to meet their particular requirements, it would not be feasible or realistic given the financial implications, for such small units to be capable of meeting the required standard.”As a substitute, they suggest that a sustainability requirement could be set in place to confirm the scheme will meet the relevant building regulations standards.
The document highlights how there isn’t any ‘genuine need’ for the ‘restricted opening hours’, as a noise survey undertaken reveals that the use would have no detrimental impact or cause harm to the nearby residential area.The agents said: “It is the applicant’s strong opinion that prohibiting the use of the units to these hours will drastically reduce interest in their occupation given modern requirements to provide flexible working environments.
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