Burdon Lane, St Marys Way, Bridge Avenue, A1290 junction - Various Planning Applications including a Hybrid application and Environmental Impact Assessment

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (As amended) Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
Sections 67 and/or 73 and 74 of the Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Area) Act 1990
The Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992

The following will be determined under all/part of the above
25/00234/VAR - Land North Of Burdon Lane Burdon Sunderland. Barratt David Wilson Homes North East is applying to the Local Planning Authority for: Variation of condition 2 (Plans) of approved planning application 23/00663/VA4 (removal of affordable housing) linked to 23/00663/VA4 (condition 2, 51a and 51b of approved application 22/00853/VA4) and previous applications 22/00853/VA4 and 19/01497/HY4) to allow for a change to the proposed layout for phase 2 and a reduction in the number of units from 90 to 72.
25/00223/VA4 - Land North Of St Marys Way/Former Vaux Brewery Site And Galleys Gill Gill Bridge Avenue Sunderland. Siglion Developments LLP is applying to the Local Planning Authority for: Variation of condition 1 (plans) attached to planning permission ref. 24/01018/VA3 (as amended by app. ref. 25/00134/AM1) (Development of up to 132 no. residential units and 154 sqm of ancillary ground floor space (use classes E(a), E(b), E(g) and F2(b))) etc. on land to the North of St, Mary's Way, Sunderland, including parts of the former Vaux Brewery Site and Galley's Gill) to allow for design changes to Cluster 5 of scheme.
This relates to a proposal which affects the setting of various Listed Buildings which are included in the Statutory List of Buildings of Architectural or Historic Interest and relates to development intended to be carried out by the Sunderland City Council.
Copies of the application and plans are available for inspection at City Hall, Plater Way, Sunderland, SR1 3AA, during normal office hours Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm please note this is a self-serve facility. Alternatively, you can make comment and view plans via the internet at https://www.sunderland.gov.uk/online-applications/ within 21 days beginning with the date of publication of this notice. 
Town & Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations
2017 Regulation 30 Statement for permission ref. 24/01705/HE4.
Hybrid application consisting of detailed application for A1290 junction arrangement and outline application for construction of up to 81,010 sqm of industrial space (use class B2, B8. E (g)(iii)) with all matters reserved. (Additional Information in respect of Highways, Drainage (15.10.2024) and Active Travel,( 14.10.2024) and Ecology received (05.11.2024) Updated Ecology Addendum and Parameters Plan received 13.12.2024 ).
In accordance with Regulation 30(1)(a) (b) (c)and (d) of the Town and Country
Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 the Council has
informed the Secretary of State of the decision in writing, inform the consultation
bodies in writing, public have been informed by way of local advertisement and place
on the appropriate register.
In accordance with Regulation 29(2) (a) (b), this statement sets out the following:
2 (a) The right to challenge the validity of the decision and procedure to do so 2(b)
(aa) the reasoned conclusion of the relevant planning authority or the Secretary of
State, as the case may be, on the significant effects of the development on the
environment, taking into account the results of the examination referred to in
regulation 26(1)(a) and (b);
2 (b) (bb) any conditions to which the decision is subject which relate to the likely
significant environmental effects of the development on the environment.
2 (b) (cc) a description of any features of the development and any measures
envisaged in order to avoid, prevent, reduce and, if possible, offset, likely significant
adverse effects on the environment; and 2(b) (dd) any monitoring measures
considered appropriate by the relevant planning authority or the Secretary of State,
as the case may be; or
Regulation 2 (a) – Information regarding the right to challenge the validity of
the decision:-
The validity of the Council’s decision can be challenged by application to the Courts
for Judicial Review. Further advice about making a High Court Challenge can be
obtained from the Administrative Court at: The Royal Courts of Justice, Queen’s
Bench Division, Strand, London, WC2 2LL – Telephone number: 0207 947 6655 –
Website: www.justice.gov.uk
Regulation 29(2)(b)(aa) – The main reasons and considerations upon which the
decision are based: The Planning Register’s “Committee Report” details the
content of the decision whilst the “Decision Notice” details the conditions for
approval.
Regulation 29 (2)(b)(i)(bb) - The content of the decision and any conditions
attached thereto: The Planning Register’s “Committee Report” details the content of
the decision whilst the “Decision Notice” details the conditions for approval.
Regulation 29(b)(i)(cc) – A description, where necessary, of the main measures to
avoid, reduce and, if possible, offset the major adverse effects of the development:
The Environmental Statement assessed impacts from the proposed development for application 24/01705/HE4, it included an assessment of the project in its own right whilst providing an understanding of likely significant effects on the environment in combination. The development has provided all the necessary mitigation required to provide a satisfactory form of development.
Regulation 29(b)(i)(dd) – Any monitoring measures considered appropriate by the
relevant planning authority. Details in the content of the decision are set out in the
committee report whilst the “Decision Notice” details the conditions and Section 106 agreement for approval to ensure measure appropriate to provide a satisfactory form of development. Information in respect of the planning application can be viewed at
www.sunderland.gov.uk/online-application
Patrick Melia OBE
Chief Executive