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Le Masurier Bath Street Site: Consultation response and adoption 2012

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A decision made on 29 October 2012:

Decision ref:

MD–PE–2012-0109

Subject:

SPG: Development brief - Le Masurier’s Bath Street site
Consultation response

Decision Summary title:

DS - SPG - Le Masurier Bath Street - consultation response and adoption 2012

DS author:

Director

DS date:

15 October 2012

DS Status:

Public

Written Report title:

Supplementary Planning Guidance: Le Masurier’s Bath Street Site Development Brief - Consultation response

WR author:

Director / Principal Planner

WR date

15 October 2012

WR Status:

Exempt 3.2.1(a)(xiv)

Oral rapporteur:

Principal Planner / Director

Decision(s):

The Minister for Planning and Environment:

  1. noted and endorsed the proposed response to representations and comments received during the consultation process, as set out at appendix B;
  2. noted and endorsed the proposed amendments to the draft brief arising from public and other consultation, as set out at Appendix D;
  3. endorsed further engagement with Le Masurier’s to advise them of the Minister’s intentions to amend, adopt and publish the brief.

Reason(s) for decision:

Having considered all of the comments made the Minister considered it appropriate to provide a formal response to the public consultation and to amend the draft development brief accordingly, subject to further engagement with the key stakeholder.

Legal and resource implications:

  1. Article 6 of the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002, provides the Minister for Planning and Environment with power to issue guidelines and policies (i.e. including supplementary planning guidance) in respect of: development generally; any class of development; the development of an area of land; or the development of a specified site;
  2. The adoption of the updated guidance should assist the Department of Environment and decision-makers, by providing greater certainty for developers and applicants about what is required of them relative to this site.  The adoption and publication of this guidance should not involve adverse resource implications for the Department of the Environment or decision-makers.  .

Action required:

  1. Engage with Le Masurier’s to advise them of the Minister’s intentions to amend, adopt and publish the brief

Signature:

 

 

Position:

Deputy RC Duhamel, Minister for Planning and Environment

Date Signed:

 

Date of Decision (If different to Date Signed):

 

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