Ville es Norman & Field 1313A variation of condition 3 of planning permission

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A decision made (07.02.06) to vary condition 3 of the planning permission for Ville es Norman and Field 1313A, La Neuve Route, Trinity.

Subject:	Ville es Normans & Field 1313A. La Neuve Route, Trinity
Decision Reference:	MD-PE-2006-0189	Exempt clause(s):		n/a
Type of Report (oral or written):	Written	Person Giving Report (if oral):		n/a
Telephone or e-mail Meeting?	n/a	Report File ref:		P/2005/1100
Written Report Title:	Request for Reconsideration: Of Condition 3 (private use only) to allow teaching of horse riding.	Written report – Author:		Sara Marsh RIBA
Decision(s To vary the Condition as follows: That the stables hereby approved shall be for private domestic use of the occupiers of the house outlined in red on the Location Plan only.The two exceptions being that the applicant may: a) Use up to three of the approved boxes for private livery.This shall be on a full livery basis with the horses being attended to by the applicant or his employed groom only. There shall be no DIY livery whatsoever. b) The applicant may teach private lessons between the hours of 09:00 and 16:00 during the winter months and 09:00 and 19:00 in the summer months. These lessons shall be on a one to one basis only. For the avoidance of doubt there shall be no group teaching. Other than that specified above, there shall be no commercial activity on the site without the prior written consent of the Environment and Public Services Committee. Reason "NON-STD" : The site is situated in the countryside where a full commercial activity is considered inappropriate by virtue of traffic generation and noise.
Reason(s) for decision: Variation to allow private lessons.
Action required: Issue new decision notice
Signature: (Minister)			Date of Decision: 7th February 2006