93 homes at Land North of Marske Road Saltburn

“Permission is sought for the erection of up to 93 No. dwellings (Use Class C3) and associated access, landscaping, engineering and infrastructure works.”

“To the north, the site is bounded by a railway line and to the west by a Public Right of Way (PROW). To the east the site adjoins the rear gardens of residential properties along Marton Gill, while the south is Marske Road with newly developed housing opposite accessed via Corngrave Road.”

“The site is located approximately 0.8 miles west of Saltburn town centre, and is proposed to be accessed via Marske Road.”

“No relevant history relating to the application site and the proposed development…”

“Development is spoiling the look of the area • More affordable houses are required majority of new houses are expensive • Lack of doctors and dentists already • Lack of local services • Sewage is an issue in Saltburn already this will make things worse • Impacts on drainage as a result of the development • Lack of school and nursery spaces for children • Parking in Saltburn is already an issue before more new houses • Impact of the development on the character of Saltburn…”

“Impact on the green belt • Development may set a precedent for such developments in future • Development is not considered to be sustainable • Impacts on highway safety as a result of the development and proximity to other sites • Development mix is not appropriate for the location…”

“Clarification was requested on why the Section 106 agreement is not a matter over which Members have influence, given that discussions have taken place throughout the lifetime of the application and the figures have been provided by statutory consultees. • Members queried how school infrastructure capacity would be assessed and sought assurance that adequate provision would be scrutinised when further information is received.”

“Officers advised that the drawings had been submitted with the planning application and were available online, with Condition 18 setting out the relevant requirements. Officers agreed to circulate the information to Members. • A point of clarification was raised regarding the width of the footway, with one Member stating it was 2 metres rather than 3 metres.”

“A. That the Director of Growth, Economy and Environment be authorised to enter into an agreement under section 106 of the Planning Act (as amended) to secure the following planning obligations;”

“B. That on completion of the agreement the Director exercises delegated authority to grant planning permission subject to the conditions listed in the Committee report.”