Decision details

APPROVAL, as amended by the Stage 1 Safety Audit dated 12^th December 2005, for the reasons set out in the report and subject to the Conditions referred to therein (Condition 18 being amended to reflect the 10 year period referred to in paragraph 46 of the report), to an additional  Condition stating that there should be no external lighting other than in accordance with an agreed scheme, and to the prior completion of a Section 106 Legal Agreement requiring a routing agreement to prevent Large Goods Vehicles travelling through the villages of Great and Little Wilbraham and Fulbourn unless collecting grain from farms within or in the locality of these villages, the provision of traffic signals on the bridge, a commuted sum for the maintenance of the traffic lights, and the restriction of development generated traffic to 75 Large Goods Vehicles each day (or 150 two-way LGV movements each day) with provision for annual monitoring reports to be submitted. 

Councillor Mrs V Ford was not present for this item, and did not vote.

Councillors Dr DR Bard, RE Barrett, JD Batchelor, Mrs C Hunt, Mrs DSK Spink and RJ Turner declared personal interests by virtue of being acquainted with some of the farmers who would benefit from this application gaining approval.

Councillor Mrs P Bear declared a personal interest as the District Councillor for the Linton ward where Camgrain has a well established site well known to her, and because she had received letters and e-mails both in support and against the West Wratting Camgrain application.

Councillor SGM Kindersley declared a personal interest by virtue of having visited the site with a constituent and was acquainted with a number of Camgrain members by virtue of their membership of Parish Councils within his County Council Division.

Councillor Mrs CAED Murfitt declared a personal interest by virtue of her family farm.

Councillor NIC Wright declared a personal interest as a farmer but who was not a member of  Camgrain.  He stated that he had met some farmers outside South Cambridgeshire Hall, inviting them to attend the Development and Conservation Control Committee meeting and listen to the discussion of the application.