13 homes at Land East Of Hook Road, North Warnborough, Hook

“Application Reference: 23/02094/FUL Address: Land east of Hook Road, North Warnborough Description of Proposal: Erection of 13 dwellings with associated access, parking, affordable housing, public open space, SUDs and landscaping Applicant: [the applicant] for comments: 20.11.2024 Expiry date: 02.01.2024 Recommendation: GRANT subject to S106 and conditions.”

“Recommendation A That the Development Management Committee delegates power to the Executive Director - Place to GRANT planning permission subject to: 1. the applicant first entering into a section 106 legal agreement in respect of planning obligations detailed below (set out in addendum report), and 2. the planning conditions listed in the Committee report.”

“Recommendation B: In the event that the section 106 legal agreement is not completed within six months of the date of the Committee resolution (or longer period as may be agreed by the Executive Director – Place) planning permission be REFUSED under delegated powers for reasons stated at the end of the Committee report.”

“Provision of 40% of the 22 homes as affordable homes which equates to 8.8 dwellings. • A financial contribution equivalent to 0.8 of a dwelling; the off-site contribution for the 0.8 unit: £189,537. • On site provision of 5 homes as affordable housing for rent at social rent levels, and 3 homes as shared ownership.”

“The applicant therefore proposes to utilise a non- Registered Provider to own and manage the 7no. units proposed for social rent. The Odiham Consolidated Charities (OCC) is a registered charity, which currently provides sheltered alms-house accommodation and also family housing as well as support for individuals and organisations in the parish of Odiham. It is a well-established organisation which has provided such assistance in the parish since the 17th century.”

“Whilst the proposal to use OCC to deliver the social rented units would deviate from the policy definition of ‘affordable housing’ given in the NPPF and reflected in Policy H2 of the HLP32, in its strictest sense, it would still deliver housing benefits to the local community. The policy conflict in this sense would therefore be outweighed by material considerations.”

“Recommendation A: That the Development Management Committee delegates power to the Development Manager to GRANT planning permission subject to 1. the applicant first entering into a section 106 legal agreement in respect of planning obligations detailed below, including an affordable housing cascade to include specific reference to the OCC in respect of the 8 social rented units, and 2. the planning conditions listed in the Committee report for the meeting on 20 th…”

“In the event that the section 106 legal agreement is not completed within six months of the date of the Committee resolution (or longer period as may be agreed by the Executive Director – Place) planning permission be REFUSED under delegated powers for reasons stated at the end of the Committee report.”

“Recommendation A The Development Management Committee unanimously agreed to delegate power to the Development Manager to grant planning permission, subject to:”

“(3) the additional conditions recommended in the written addendum (protected species x 2) and additional conditions recommended as part of the debate (maintenance of ditches/open spaces).”

“(1) the applicant first entering into a Section 106 legal agreement in respect of planning obligations detailed, including an affordable housing cascade to include specific reference to Odiham Consolidated Charities (OCC) in respect of the four social rented units and one shared equity unit;”

“Recommendation B: In the event that the Section 106 legal agreement is not completed within six months of the date of the Committee resolution (or longer period as may be agreed by the Development Manager), planning permission be refused under delegated powers for reasons stated at the end of the Committee report.”