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Contact: Callum Galluzzo
Email: callum.galluzzo@northnorthnants.gov.uk
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39. |
Apologies for non-attendance
Minutes:
Apologies for absence were
received from Councillors Paul Marks, Joseph Smyth, and Keli
Watts.
It was noted that Councillors
Larry Henson and Anne Lee were present as substitutes.
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40. |
Members' Declarations of Interests
Minutes:
The chair asked members to declare any
interests on items present on the agenda.
No declarations were made.
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41. |
Minutes of the meeting held on 8th March 2023  PDF 109 KB
Minutes:
RESOLVED
that the minutes of the meeting of the Strategic Planning Committee
held on 8th March 2023 be approved as a correct
record.
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42. |
Applications for planning permission, listed building consent and appeal information* PDF 71 KB
Presented By: Planning Manager
Minutes:
The Committee considered the
following application for planning permission, which were set out
in the Development Control Officers Report and supplemented
verbally and in writing at the meeting. Two speakers attended the
meeting and spoke on applications in accordance with the Right to
Speak Policy.
The reports included details of
applications and, where applicable, results of statutory
consultations and representations which had been received from
interested bodies and individuals, and the Committee reached the
following decisions:-
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43. |
NK/2023/0726 PDF 468 KB
Minutes:
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Proposed Development
*4.1 s.73A
Retrospective Application: 5 no. CCTV columns and cameras at
Rockingham Road Pleasure Park, Park Avenue,
Kettering for Mr J Kinloch North Northamptonshire
Council.
Application No: NK/2022/0726
Speaker:
Peter Anderson attended the meeting and addressed the committee
as a third party objector to the
proposed development raising concerns regarding data protection and
invasion of residential privacy. Mr Anderson also raised concerned
with regards to the location of the CCTV units as well as the
height of the installed devices. Concerns were also raised due to
the absence of a Data Protection Impact Assessment associated with
the planning proposal.
Mike
Greenway attended the meeting and addressed the committee as the
agent on behalf of the applicant. Members heard that the former
Kettering Borough Council undertook a public consultation exercise
and that the design schemes were based on these views as well as
available technology and crime data. Members heard that the
technology used features a blanking software which automatically
blurs residential properties in view of the CCTV thus to protect
residential privacy. Robust security measures were in place to
ensure the system and network were protected.
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Decision
Members received a report about a proposal for which
retrospective planning permission was being for the erection and
installation of 5 no. CCTV columns and cameras.
Members raised concerns regarding the location of one installed
column in relation to the location plan and
also raised questions regarding the impact on the street
scene.
Members also spoke in favour of the use of CCTV to apprehend and
deter crime and anti-social behaviour.
Following debate it was proposed by
Councillor Prentice and seconded by Councillor Jelley that the
application be approved in line with the officer’s
recommendation.
It
was agreed that the application be APPROVED subject
to the following conditions:
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1. The
development hereby permitted shall not be carried out other than in
accordance with the approved plans and details listed
below.
(Members
voted on the officers’ recommendation to approve the
application)
(Voting:
For 5, Against 1, Abstention 1)
The
application was therefore
APPROVED
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44. |
NK/2023/0787 PDF 382 KB
Minutes:
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Proposed Development
*4.2 s.73A
Retrospective Application: 1 no. CCTV columns and cameras
at Rockingham Road (corner of Dryden
Street), Kettering for Mr J Kinloch
North Northamptonshire Council.
Application No: NK/2022/0787
Speaker:
Peter Anderson attended the meeting and addressed the committee
as a third party objector to the proposed development raising
concerns regarding data protection and invasion of residential
privacy. Mr Anderson also raised concerned with regards to the
location of the CCTV units as well as the height of the installed
devices. Concerns were also raised due to the absence of a Data
Protection Impact Assessment associated with the planning
proposal.
Mike
Greenway attended the meeting and addressed the committee as the
agent on behalf of the applicant. Members heard that the former
Kettering Borough Council undertook a public consultation exercise
and that the design schemes were based on these views as well as
available technology and crime data. Members heard that the
technology used features a blanking software which automatically
blurs residential properties in view of the CCTV thus to protect
residential privacy. Robust security measures were in place to
ensure the system and network were protected.
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Decision
Members received a report about a proposal for which
retrospective planning permission was being for the erection and
installation of 1 no. CCTV columns and cameras.
Members raised concerns regarding the location of one installed
column in relation to the location plan and also raised questions
regarding the impact on the street scene.
Members also spoke in favour of the use of CCTV to apprehend and
deter crime and anti-social behaviour.
Following debate it was proposed by Councillor Prentice and
seconded by Councillor Jelley that the application be approved in
line with the officer’s recommendation.
It
was agreed that the application be APPROVED subject
to the following conditions:
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1. The
development hereby permitted shall not be carried out other than in
accordance with the approved plans and details listed
below.
(Members
voted on the officers’ recommendation to approve the
application)
(Voting:
For 5, Against 1, Abstention 1)
The
application was therefore
APPROVED
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45. |
NK/2023/0788 PDF 433 KB
Minutes:
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Proposed Development
*4.3 s.73A
Retrospective Application: 1 no. CCTV columns and cameras
at Wood Street (alley opposite Wilson
Terrace), Kettering for Mr J Kinloch
North Northamptonshire Council.
Application No: NK/2022/0788
Speaker:
Peter Anderson attended the meeting and addressed the committee
as a third party objector to the proposed development raising
concerns regarding data protection and invasion of residential
privacy. Mr Anderson also raised concerned with regards to the
location of the CCTV units as well as the height of the installed
devices. Concerns were also raised due to the absence of a Data
Protection Impact Assessment associated with the planning
proposal.
Mike
Greenway attended the meeting and addressed the committee as the
agent on behalf of the applicant. Members heard that the former
Kettering Borough Council undertook a public consultation exercise
and that the design schemes were based on these views as well as
available technology and crime data. Members heard that the
technology used features a blanking software which automatically
blurs residential properties in view of the CCTV thus to protect
residential privacy. Robust security measures were in place to
ensure the system and network were protected.
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Decision
Members received a report about a proposal for which
retrospective planning permission was being for the erection and
installation of 1 no. CCTV columns and cameras.
Members raised concerns regarding the location of one installed
column in relation to the location plan and also raised questions
regarding the impact on the street scene.
Members also spoke in favour of the use of CCTV to apprehend and
deter crime and anti-social behaviour.
Following debate it was proposed by Councillor Jelley and
seconded by Councillor Brown that the application be approved in
line with the officer’s recommendation.
It
was agreed that the application be APPROVED subject
to the following conditions:
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1. The
development hereby permitted shall not be carried out other than in
accordance with the approved plans and details listed
below.
(Members
voted on the officers’ recommendation to approve the
application)
(Voting:
For 5, Against 1, Abstention 1)
The
application was therefore
APPROVED
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46. |
NK/2023/0789 PDF 550 KB
Minutes:
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Proposed Development
*4.4 s.73A
Retrospective Application: 2 no. CCTV columns with cameras and 1
no. transmission pole at Mill Road Park,
Mill Road, Kettering for Mr J Kinloch
North Northamptonshire Council.
Application No: NK/2022/0789
Speaker:
Peter Anderson attended the meeting and addressed the committee
as a third party objector to the
proposed development raising concerns regarding data protection and
invasion of residential privacy. Mr Anderson also raised concerned
with regards to the location of the CCTV units as well as the
height of the installed devices. Concerns were also raised due to
the absence of a Data Protection Impact Assessment associated with
the planning proposal.
Mike
Greenway attended the meeting and addressed the committee as the
agent on behalf of the applicant. Members heard that the former
Kettering Borough Council undertook a public consultation exercise
and that the design schemes were based on these views as well as
available technology and crime data. Members heard that the
technology used features a blanking software which automatically
blurs residential properties in view of the CCTV thus to protect
residential privacy. Robust security measures were in place to
ensure the system and network were protected.
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Decision
Members received a report about a proposal for which
retrospective planning permission was being for the erection and
installation of 2 no. CCTV columns with cameras and 1 no.
transmission pole
Members raised concerns regarding the location of one installed
column in relation to the location plan and
also raised questions regarding the impact on the street
scene.
Members also spoke in favour of the use of CCTV to apprehend and
deter crime and anti-social behaviour.
Following debate it was proposed by
Councillor Brown and seconded by Councillor Jelley that the
application be approved in line with the officer’s
recommendation.
It
was agreed that the application be APPROVED subject
to the following conditions:
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1. The
development hereby permitted shall not be carried out other than in
accordance with the approved plans and details listed
below.
(Members
voted on the officers’ recommendation to approve the
application)
(Voting:
For 5, Against 1, Abstention 1)
The
application was therefore
APPROVED
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47. |
NK/2023/0790 PDF 452 KB
Minutes:
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Proposed Development
*4.5 s.73A
Retrospective Application: 2 no. CCTV columns and cameras at North
Park, North Park Drive, Kettering for Mr J Kinloch North Northamptonshire
Council.
Application No: NK/2022/0790
Speaker:
Peter Anderson attended the meeting and addressed the committee
as a third party objector to the proposed development raising
concerns regarding data protection and invasion of residential
privacy. Mr Anderson also raised concerned with regards to the
location of the CCTV units as well as the height of the installed
devices. Concerns were also raised due to the absence of a Data
Protection Impact Assessment associated with the planning
proposal.
Mike
Greenway attended the meeting and addressed the committee as the
agent on behalf of the applicant. Members heard that the former
Kettering Borough Council undertook a public consultation exercise
and that the design schemes were based on these views as well as
available technology and crime data. Members heard that the
technology used features a blanking software which automatically
blurs residential properties in view of the CCTV thus to protect
residential privacy. Robust security measures were in place to
ensure the system and network were protected.
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Decision
Members received a report about a proposal for which
retrospective planning permission was being for the erection and
installation of 2 no. CCTV columns and cameras.
Members raised concerns regarding the location of one installed
column in relation to the location plan and also raised questions
regarding the impact on the street scene.
Members also spoke in favour of the use of CCTV to apprehend and
deter crime and anti-social behaviour.
Following debate it was proposed by Councillor Prentice and
seconded by Councillor Jelley that the application be approved in
line with the officer’s recommendation.
It
was agreed that the application be APPROVED subject
to the following conditions:
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1. The
development hereby permitted shall not be carried out other than in
accordance with the approved plans and details listed
below.
(Members
voted on the officers’ recommendation to approve the
application)
(Voting:
For 5, Against 1, Abstention 1)
The
application was therefore
APPROVED
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48. |
Planning appeal decision letters
Minutes:
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49. |
To consider any items of business that the Chairman considers to be urgent pursuant to the LGA 1972
Minutes:
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50. |
Close of Meeting
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