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PLANNING COMMITTEE Agenda Item No. APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATED POWERS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2020 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 18/0852 Full Application Penrith Development of a Class 2 Industrial Building. Tipping OMEGA PROTEINS, GREYSTOKE Omega Proteins Limited APPROVED Shed. ROAD, PENRITH, CA11 0BX 19/0182 Reserved by Winton Discharge of conditions 3 (sample materials) and 4 LAND BETWEEN HILL TOP AND Mr & Mrs Longdon APPROVED Cond (surface water drainage) attached to approval MYRTLE COTTAGE, WINTON, 18/0482. KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4HS 20/0043 Full Application Dufton Variation of condition 2 (plans compliance) attached FOUNTAIN VIEW, DUFTON, Mr & Mrs Lepri Simpson APPROVED to approval 19/0111. APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, CA16 6DB 20/0178 Full Application Brough Sowerby Erection of detached dwelling. LAND ADJACENT TO SOWERBY Mr & Mrs Alderson APPROVED LODGE, BROUGH SOWERBY, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4EG 20/0206 Full Application Greystoke Change of use of land to form a garden and HILL COTTAGE, JOHNBY, PENRITH, Mr & Mrs Townsend APPROVED proposed erection of extension. CA11 0UU 20/0218 Listed Building Appleby Listed Building Consent for proposed restoration of THE STABLES COURTYARD, Appleby Castle APPROVED decayed external and internal fabric, finishes and APPLEBY CASTLE, (Outbuildings) Ltd services installations, renovation of four existing BOROUGHGATE, APPLEBY, CA16 vacant dwellings and conversion of existing vacant 6XH single storey former stables buildings to form three new dwellings. 20/0219 Full Application Appleby Proposed restoration of decayed external and THE STABLES COURTYARD, Appleby Castle APPROVED internal fabric, finishes and services installations, APPLEBY CASTLE, (Outbuildings) Ltd renovation of four existing vacant dwellings and BOROUGHGATE, APPLEBY, CA16 conversion of existing vacant single storey former 6XH stables buildings to form three new dwellings. 20/0230 Advertisement Penrith Advertisement consent for 1no illuminated fascia EDEN ESTATE AGENTS, 1 LITTLE EDEN ESTATE APPROVED sign and 2no illuminated projecting sign. DOCKRAY, PENRITH, CA11 7HL AGENTS - Mr N Miller 20/0278 Full Application Brough Sowerby Variation of condition 1 (removal of permitted SOWERBY LODGE, BROUGH Mrs D. Chester APPROVED development rights), removal of conditions 2 SOWERBY, KIRKBY STEPHEN, (occupation period) and condition 4 (occupancy CA17 4EG restrictions) attached to approval 98/0364. 20/0355 Full Application Soulby Roof over existing feed area and slurry pit. BONNYGATE FARM, SOULBY, J C Bainbridge & Sons APPROVED KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4PJ 02 October 2020 Page 1 of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 20/0370 Full Application Appleby Proposed covered manure midding store extension BARROWMOOR FARM, COLBY, MESSERS W.P. APPROVED building. APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, WILLIAMSON CA16 6BD 20/0374 Full Application Long Marton Change of use, demolition and extension to BARNS ADJACENT TO MIDTOWN Mr & Mrs C Kilmurry APPROVED agricultural buildings to create a dwelling to include FARM, BRAMPTON, APPLEBY-IN- associated operations. WESTMORLAND, CA16 6JS 20/0384 Full Application Stainmore Retrospective application for change of use of BANKS GATE FARM, NORTH Mr S Caunce APPROVED agricultural building to dog breeding centre and STAINMORE, CA17 4EX installation of biomass heating system. Creation of new window to west elevation of barn. 20/0385 Listed Building Clifton Listed Building Consent for alterations to external 1 TOWN END FARM COTTAGE, Mr W Wright APPROVED openings and internal layout. CLIFTON, PENRITH, CA10 2EP 20/0386 Full Application Crackenthorpe Addition of first floor balcony to the front elevation HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION Mr D Hall REFUSED and associated works. ADJACENT TO WAYSIDE, CRACKENTHORPE, APPLEBY, CA16 6AF 20/0397 Listed Building Great Strickland Listed Building Consent to repair stone work and roof TOWNHEAD CORNER COTTAGE, Mr H Anthony APPROVED on lean-to, replace existing concrete pointing with PRIESTCLOSE LANE, GREAT lime mortar on gable end and removal of television STRICKLAND, CA10 3DF aerial on chimney stack. 20/0399 Full Application Winton Porch to front elevation. THE HAVEN, WINTON, KIRKBY Ms L Pickford APPROVED STEPHEN, CA17 4HS 20/0413 Full Application Penrith Part retrospective change of use from A1(Shop) to THE ARCHES, 1 VICTORIA ROAD, Mr D Lee APPROVED D2(Gym). PENRITH, CA11 8HR 20/0438 Full Application Greystoke Temporary retention of Static Caravan as CLEAR VIEW FARM LODGE, Messrs D & S Morrison APPROVED Occupational Residence for Agricultural and GREYSTOKE GILL, GREYSTOKE, Landscaping Businesses CA11 0SF 20/0439 Listed Building Penrith Listed Building Consent to re-build lean-to rear wall 26 GREAT DOCKRAY, PENRITH, Mrs J House APPROVED and roof, associated works and installation of CA11 7DE extractor fan. 20/0446 Full Application Glassonby Roofing over of concrete yard and hardstanding area. LOW FARM, GAMBLESBY, Mr M Wilson APPROVED PENRITH, CA10 1HY 20/0451 Full Application Dacre Rear extension to dwelling. THE OLD BLACKSMITHS, Mr & Mrs J & C Romano APPROVED BLENCOW, CA11 0DB 20/0456 Full Application Penrith Change of use of part of dwelling (garage and utility 3 GREYSTOKE PARK ROAD, Miss B Watkins APPROVED C3) to form hair and beauty salon (sui generis). PENRITH, CA11 9BT Replacement of garage door with door and window. 02 October 2020 Page 2 of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 20/0457 Full Application Great Salkeld Proposed two storey extension and alterations. HEYWOOD COTTAGE, GREAT Mr Metcalfe & Ms APPROVED SALKELD, PENRITH, CA11 9LW Hather 20/0460 Full Application Kirkby Thore Roof over existing sileage pit SPITTALS FARM, LOW MORR, J M & S M Addison & APPROVED KIRKBY THORE, CA10 1XQ Son - Mr A Addison 20/0461 Full Application Newbiggin Use of single storey barn for additional living HALE GRANGE, MAIDEN WAY, Mr & Mrs M & J Howard- APPROVED accommodation. KIRKBY THORE, PENRITH, CA10 Carter 1XS 20/0462 Full Application Long Marton Proposed roof over open yard handling area. KNOCK CROSS FARM, KNOCK Messrs J P & G J APPROVED CROSS, KNOCK, APPLEBY, CA16 SIMPSON 6DT 20/0469 Full Application Ainstable First floor extension to rear of dwelling. 2 BARUGH COTTAGES, Mr & Mrs S Prokopiw APPROVED AINSTABLE, CARLISLE, CA4 9RQ 20/0472 Full Application Penrith Proposed alterations and extension (resubmission of 6 BEACON SQUARE, PENRITH, Mr & Mrs Stout APPROVED 19/0664). CA11 8AJ 20/0474 Full Application Crosby Erection of cow shed with covered feed area, part WINTER TARN, NEWBY, CA10 3EW Mr M Stephenson APPROVED Ravensworth retrospective. 20/0476 Full Application Long Marton Proposed cover over existing midding area. KNOCK HALL, KNOCK, APPLEBY, S ALLAN & SONS APPROVED CA16 6DN 20/0477 Full Application Stainmore Single storey extension. ROWAN TREE FORCE, NORTH Mr G Ferguson APPROVED STAINMORE, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4DZ 20/0480 Full Application Penrith Use of ancillary car park as a car park by members LAND OFF CROMWELL ROAD, I Park Smart Ltd APPROVED of the public. PENRITH, CA11 7JW 20/0482 Full Application Crosby Roof over a midden. WINTER TARN, NEWBY, CA10 3EW Mr M Stephenson APPROVED Ravensworth 20/0485 Full Application Penrith Change of Use of C3 Dwelling to Childrens Home 10 MILL STREET, PENRITH, CA11 Hopscotch Care Ltd APPROVED (C2 Residential Institution) 9AG 20/0486 Reserved Matters Morland Reserved matters application for access, DEPOT AT FELL VIEW, MORLAND, Mr A Langley REFUSED appearance, landscaping, layout and scale attached CA10 3AX to approval 18/0086. 20/0488 Householder Penrith Addition of rear sunroom. 9 SKIRSGILL CLOSE, PENRITH, Mrs V Walker APPROVED PD/PN CA11 8QF 20/0495 Full Application Clifton Erection of garden room and replacement garage. MAPLE CROFT, CLIFTON, Mr & Mrs Field APPROVED PENRITH, CA10 2EP 02 October 2020 Page 3 of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 20/0496 Full Application Penrith Single storey extension to form wet room and lobby. SUNNYSIDE, UNION LANE, Eyrl APPROVED PENRITH, CA11 9DJ 20/0497 Change of Use Orton Change of use of agricultural building to form MOOR HOUSE, ORTON, PENRITH, Yorkshire Dales APPROVED PD/PN additional storage B8. CA10 3SA National Park Authority - Mr A Hulme 20/0498 Full Application Bolton Proposed construction of equestrian open sand BOLTON MILL CARAVAN PARK, APPROVED school/arena for private use and equestrian exercise BOLTON MILL, BOLTON, APPLEBY- track. IN-WESTMORLAND, CA16 6AL 20/0499 Cert. of Lawful Castle Sowerby Certificate of Lawfulness for the removal of the CARROCK HOUSE, HOW HILL, Mr & Mrs Jelley APPROVED existing access door and windows within the internal HUTTON ROOF, CA11 0XY courtyard elevation within the red edge plan, and installation of garage access doors in their place within the existing openings 20/0500 Reserved Matters Crosby Reserved Matters application for access, LAND BETWEEN FERN BANK AND Mr K Hall APPROVED Ravensworth appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, attached EAST VIEW, REAGILL, PENRITH, to approval 18/0238. CA10 3ER 20/0502 Full Application Penrith New fixed canopy to provide covered external dining WOODSTONE PIZZA, PRINCES Woodstone Dining Ltd - APPROVED space. STREET, PENRITH, CA11 7BQ Mr S Parsa 20/0504 Non-Material Skelton Non Material Amendment for 2 no. Roof lights added LAND ADJACENT PENNINE VIEW, Asbridge Builders Ltd - APPROVED Amend to rear elevation of plot 5 and reconfiguration of SKELTON, PENRITH, Mr N Asbridge internal layout at first floor level to plot 3 attached
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