Proposed change of 10/02/14 Change of use of mill Long Mill and 2 in Granted Conditionally. The proposed business and buildings from light West Mill Darley favour, 26 leisure uses would be use and conversion industrial use (Use Abbey Mills, against. Conditions relate to: appropriate in this location, of largely Darley Abbey, The development hereby permitted which is an identified Class B1 ) to redundant historic hospitality venue Derby shall be begun before the expiry of regeneration area and would mill buildings to within West Mill (Use three years from the date of this protect the historic fabric and Class D2) and office create a high permission. special character of the Grade 1 listed buildings, maintain the accommodation within quality hospitality Long Mill (Use Class Notwithstanding the provisions of Outstanding Universal Value of venue within the B1) the Town and County Planning the Derwent Valley Mills West Mill and high (Use Classes) Amendment Order World Heritage Site and quality office 2005, this permission shall relate preserve the character and accommodation solely to the use of the building for appearance of the Darley office use (B1 Use Class) and Abbey Conservation Area. The within the Long hospitality and conference venue, proposed uses would provide Mill. including for the holding of adequate parking and servicing weddings under the D2 Use Class provision and have acceptable The Mill ‘West and shall not extend to include any traffic implications for the local is proposed Venue’ other purpose within the same road network. class of that order or in any to offer wedding provision equivalent to that class In addition to planning facilities to in any statutory instrument permission, the Environment accommodate up to revoking and re-enacting that Agency's prior written consent 165 people; order. is required for the proposed including a third steps affecting the flood floor civil Notwithstanding submitted details defence bund in accordance of hard landscaping proposals as with the Section 109 of the ceremony hall, shown on drawing no. AL312 Rev Water Resources Act 1991 and second floor G, a precise landscaping scheme the Midlands Region Land banqueting hall and for the external areas to south and Drainage Byelaws. There is a first floor function east of West Mill and Long Mill, statutory two month period in
10/02/14 Change of use of mill buildings from light industrial use (Use Class B1 ) to hospitality venue within West Mill (Use Class D2) and office accommodation within Long Mill (Use Class B1) Proposed change of use and conversion of largely redundant historic mill buildings to create a high quality hospitality venue within the West Mill and high quality office accommodation within the Long Mill. The ‘West Mill Venue’ is proposed to offer wedding facilities to accommodate up to 165 people; including a third floor civil ceremony hall, second floor banqueting hall and first floor function Long Mill and West Mill Darley Abbey Mills, Darley Abbey, Derby 2 in favour, 26 against. Granted Conditionally. Conditions relate to: The development hereby permitted shall be begun before the expiry of three years from the date of this permission. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Town and County Planning (Use Classes) Amendment Order 2005, this permission shall relate solely to the use of the building for office use (B1 Use Class) and hospitality and conference venue, including for the holding of weddings under the D2 Use Class and shall not extend to include any other purpose within the same class of that order or in any provision equivalent to that class in any statutory instrument revoking and re-enacting that order. Notwithstanding submitted details of hard landscaping proposals as shown on drawing no. AL312 Rev G, a precise landscaping scheme for the external areas to south and east of West Mill and Long Mill, The proposed business and leisure uses would be appropriate in this location, which is an identified regeneration area and would protect the historic fabric and special character of the Grade 1 listed buildings, maintain the Outstanding Universal Value of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site and preserve the character and appearance of the Darley Abbey Conservation Area. The proposed uses would provide adequate parking and servicing provision and have acceptable traffic implications for the local road network. In addition to planning permission, the Environment Agency's prior written consent is required for the proposed steps affecting the flood defence bund in accordance with the Section 109 of the Water Resources Act 1991 and the Midlands Region Land Drainage Byelaws. There is a statutory two month period in
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