Decision Maker: Cabinet Member - Communities and Culture
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: Yes
The reason for this decision is to adopt
changes, which have occurred to designated Sites of Biological
Importance (SBIs) within the borough and to note the SBI Review
– 2017, Oldham District Synopsis’ report.
RESOLVED - That:
To adopt the changes to the SBIs listed in Table 1. The advantage
of this option is that the changes to SBIs will be subject to the
principles set out in National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to
avoid, mitigate and as a last resort compensate any harm. There are
no disadvantages to this option. If development was proposed it
would be expected to comply with NPPF and Local Plan
policies.
Option 1 - To adopt the changes to the SBIs
listed in Table 1. The advantage of this option is that the changes
to SBIs will be subject to the principles set out in National
Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to avoid, mitigate and as a last
resort compensate any harm. There are no disadvantages to this
option. If development was proposed it would be expected to comply
with NPPF and Local Plan policies.
Option 2 - Not to adopt the changes to the SBIs listed in Table 1.
There are no advantages to this option. The disadvantage is that
boundary changes will not have been adopted and therefore the full
extent of the SBI’s may not be given due consideration under
NPPF and the Local Plan.
Not to adopt the changes to the SBIs listed in
Table 1. There are no advantages to this option. The disadvantage
is that boundary changes will not have been adopted and therefore
the full extent of the SBI’s may not be given due
consideration under NPPF and the Local Plan.
Other reasons / organisations consulted
N/A
Contact: Georgina Brownridge, Planning Officer Email: georgina.brownridge@oldham.gov.uk Email: georgina.brownridge@oldham.gov.uk.
Publication date: 20/11/2019
Date of decision: 19/11/2019
Effective from: 28/11/2019
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