| 2. | Development is permitted by Class M subject to the following conditions-
(a) the development is within the curtilage of an existing school, college, university, prison or hospital;
(b) the development is only used as part of, or for a purpose incidental to, the use of that school, college, university, prison or hospital;
(c) any new building erected is, in the case of article 2(3) land, constructed using materials which have a similar external appearance to those used for the original school, college, university, prison or hospital buildings; and
(d) any extension or alteration is, in the case of article 2(3) land, constructed using materials which have a similar external appearance to those used for the building being extended or altered;
(e) where proposed development under Class M relates to the erection, extension or alteration of a school building that results in an increase in the school's published admission number, the developer must, within a period of six months starting with the date the development is completed, submit to the local planning authority a travel plan for the site;
(f) where proposed development under Class M relates to the erection, extension or alteration of a university building, development is permitted subject to the condition that before beginning the development the developer applies to the local planning authority for a determination as to whether the prior approval of the authority will be required as to whether the prior approval of the authority will be required as to -
(i) transport and highways impacts of the proposed development;
(ii) the design and external appearance of the erection, extension or alteration; or
(iii) the impact of the development on heritage and archaeology;
(g) an application is required under paragraph (f) is to be made and determined in accordance with paragraph M.2A (procedure for applications for prior approval under Class M);
(h) development approved pursuant to an application under paragraph (f) is permitted subject to the condition that it is completed within a period of three years starting with the prior approval date. |
