Bull planning application

Thu 12 Mar 2015, 00:52

publicaccess.westoxon.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=NGPYTDRKGCW00 This link works

Wed 11 Mar 2015, 23:11

"Your search - publicaccess.westoxon.gov.uk/online-applications/files ... - did not match any documents. " 11.10 pm… and most of yesterday!

Wed 11 Mar 2015, 22:14 (last edited on Wed 11 Mar 2015, 22:17)

And they have now disappeared once again!
Or have they?

Try:-
publicaccess.westoxon.gov.uk/online-applications/files/B9B7A2670223133BFC8A3A6AE3E131DF/pdf/14_02293_OUT--320571.pdf

For some reason Tony's link did not work 5 minutes ago, but it does again now, and is identical to the link I show. It must be the WODC site playing up again.

Wed 11 Mar 2015, 20:40

documents look like they are available now

Wed 11 Mar 2015, 19:30

The document is "currently unavailable". Did anyone download so that they could send it to me liz@lizreason.co.uk?

Thanks.

Liz

Mon 9 Mar 2015, 17:02

I've just read the decision document (Tony H. Merry's link, below, thanks). Very informative....

Mon 9 Mar 2015, 11:24

Thanks, Gareth.

WODC officers will be discussing the listing on April 2nd.

Mon 9 Mar 2015, 09:58

To correct Liz slightly on what the ACV means:-
- It means that if the owners intend to put it up for sale, the ACV nominator (the Town Council) has the ability to call for a 6-month moratorium for possible community purchase. See www.steeplebartonpc.org.uk/news/news.pl?record=100195 for a local example (the Carpenters at Middle Barton has I understand been bought from Punch Taverns to be run as a free house).
- Due to new powers to commence on 6 April Community Assets will have protection from permitted development rights to change use without planning permission. It doesn't affect any future application for change of use to residential, although the existence of ACV status does carry some weight.

Sun 8 Mar 2015, 18:04

I went to The Bull last night for a drink with my husband. This was the first time we'd been in and we were really impressed at how lovely it was. We hope to visit again soon. We agree that it would be a shame to lose it to housing.

Sun 8 Mar 2015, 16:31 (last edited on Sun 8 Mar 2015, 16:36)

The application was turned down at the end of last week and the report was posted on Friday. Tony is right, they can appeal, but I agree, there is nothing in the report that makes me think an appeal would be successful. As far as a new application is concerned, once the Bull is listed as an asset of community value, which looks very likely judging from what the planning officer has written, the pub will be protected from being transformed into housing for the next five years, after which if we still want it to be listed we can apply again.

Sun 8 Mar 2015, 14:26

The WODC planning officers decision may be seen here publicaccess.westoxon.gov.uk/online-applications/files/B9B7A2670223133BFC8A3A6AE3E131DF/pdf/14_02293_OUT--320571.pdf
The decision can of course be appealed in the usual way but I think it would have little chance of success against a particularly strong refusal - do you agree Liz

Sun 8 Mar 2015, 13:29

Liz at what stage was this turned down & what are the rules on appealing & reapplying

Fri 6 Mar 2015, 19:07 (last edited on Fri 6 Mar 2015, 19:12)

It's posted in the application documents under planning applications in Westoxon web site Liz.
Under Officer Report - Delegated

Fri 6 Mar 2015, 18:18

I have just received notice that the Bull's planning application has been refused.