Public Notice

The Town and Country Planning Act 1990 The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015 Notice Under Article 13(4) or (5) of Application for Planning Permission

Proposed development at Land At Scotland Farm, West Street, Godshill, Isle Of Wight Captiva Homes (Godshill) Ltd is applying to the Isle of Wight Council for planning permission for Demolition of Agricultural Building; Proposed Residential Development of 107 Dwellings or 102 Residential Dwellings and Doctors Surgery/Medical Centre; Proposed Means of Access from Yarborough Close and from West Street/Whitwell Road, Associated Highway Network Improvements, Public Rights of Way Improvements, Public Open Space, Associated Landscaping and Ancillary Infrastructure. Major Development and Affects Public Right of Way

Members of the public can inspect all application documents online using the link which can be found via the Council's website.

This application will be processed and determined in accordance with the Council's procedures for determining planning applications set out in the Council's Constitution.

Any person wishing to make representations regarding this application, should do so either in writing to the below address

Planning Services Seaclose Offices Fairlee Road Newport Isle of Wight PO30 2QS or via the comments section available within the application (see reference below) on the Council's website: (

). All comments received on planning applications will be made available for public inspection on both the electronic application file and the website.

All comments should be made by: 21/06/2022 Quoting Reference: 22/00733/FUL If your comments are not received by this date a decision may already have been taken.

All comments submitted in respect of this application must relate to land use considerations, traffic and environmental matters only and will be made available for other parties to see under the Access to Information Act 1985. O Boulter
Strategic Manager Planning and Infrastructure Delivery