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Cllr Paul Fuller, the Cabinet member for Planning and Enforcement, shares his round-up of the year and hopes for 2023
Paul Fuller
Paul Fuller has been Isle of Wight councillor for Cowes West and Gurnard since 2009.
Cllr Fuller sat on the Executive Committee under various portfolios until January 2017.
He is chair of the Scrutiny Committee.
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Through consultation, it was agreed the most important feature driving the failure of a shop was the look of the building with its appearance influencing how well-liked the shop was
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The draft Island Planning Strategy was sent back to the Cabinet at last night's meeting with a call for more changes to be made before it is approved
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Cllr Fuller explains what will be happening next to the draft Island Planning Strategy after it was rejected 18 votes to 16 at the last Full Council meeting
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Cllr Fuller also said, "It means local communities will be able to have a say in restricting second and holiday homes and this in turn will lead to more housing availability"
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Cabinet member votes against Draft Island Plan arguing housing target too high for population growth
Cllr Jarman argues that as the Isle of Wight population has only increased by 2,100 people in the last ten years that the annual target for house building should be 70 new homes, not the 479 quoted in the Island Plan
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Cllr Robertson responds to the accusation that he's playing Monopoly with planning in Newport and calls for the Cabinet to overrule the Scrutiny Committee's recommendations
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The draft plan includes policies that mean that affordable housing is even more affordable to Islanders, gives more protection to the countryside and that new homes will be net zero carbon
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Local councillors took part in a training event about the role of community-led plans and housing needs surveys
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Conservative councillors share their proposed changes to the draft Island Planning Strategy ahead of it being released to the Scrutiny Committee next month
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Some planning officers say are ‘living in fear of the sustained public attacks on their services and advice'
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One of the changes suggested is that people wishing to change their homes in core tourist areas into holiday lets for over 140 days a year will require planning permission
