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Wyke Area Team Riverside Area Team Planning applications Planning applications received in the period week ending Friday 5th October 2012 to week ending to Friday 2nd November 2012. Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00013733M 271 And 273 Anlaby 1) Change of use of 273 St Andrews Skills For NPS Humber Q18 Road Anlaby Road from cafe Communities Mr John Elliot John Wright Kingston Upon Hull with flat above to skills Mr Andre Ntenda NPS Humber (John.Wright@hullcc HU3 2SE training centre 261 Anlaby Road Earle House .gov.uk) (enlargement of existing Hull Colonial Street 612340 skills training centre at HU3 2SE Hull 12/00814/FULL 271 Anlaby Road). HU2 8JY 2) Installation of new shop front. 3) Erection of part single and part two storey rear extension. 4) Installation of 18 solar panels on rear roof slope. 00030433A 108 Laburnum Avenue Crown reduce one rowan Drypool Mr Kemp 19 Kingston Upon Hull tree and two sycamore 108 Laburnum Simon Mounce HU8 8PA trees. Avenue (Simon.Mounce@hul Hull lcc.gov.uk) HU8 8PA 612920 12/00912/TC 00019241L North Church Side Change of use of ground Myton Hogarth Construction Elevation Design Ltd Q20 Kingston Upon Hull and first floor A1 and A3 Ltd Mr Robin Bell Brian Savage HU1 1RP uses to A4 (drinking Mr Hogarth Elevation Design Ltd (Brian.Savage@hull establishment). 1st Floor, 16 Wright Street cc.gov.uk) Hull 612333 HU2 8JU 12/00841/COU Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00032007 262 Wincolmlee 1) Erection of sub- Myton Kwiktuf Frames David J. Alsop Dip. Arch. Q15 Kingston Upon Hull station/transformer. Fountain Road R.I.B.A. Dave Harris HU2 0PZ 2) Installation of new Hull David Alsop (dave.harris@hullcc. windows and doors. HU2 0JZ 117 Endike Lane gov.uk) Hull 612338 HU6 7UJ 12/00909/FULL 00022672A Morrill Street (south Side) Laying out of temporary Drypool Citycare Gelder And Kitchen LLP Q18 Kingston Upon Hull car park on south side of Mrs Jo Barnes Mr Alessandro Caruso Chris Peach Morrill Street (during Geneva Way Maister House (Chris.Peach@hullcc construction of new Business Park High Street .gov.uk) annex building to medical Leads Road Hull 612734 centre on north side of Hull HU1 1NL 12/00919/FULL Morrill Street) - currently a HU7 0DG grassed area. 00016095F 8A Maple Grove Fell ash tree Drypool Ms Everett Mr Atkinson 19 Kingston Upon Hull 8A Maple Grove 8 Maple Grove Brian Savage HU8 8PL Hull Hull (Brian.Savage@hull HU8 8PL HU8 8PL cc.gov.uk) 612333 12/00897/TC 00007405X 22-28 George Street Retention of external Myton Browns Books For Q18 Kingston Upon Hull roller shutter (shutter box Students Jonathon Benson HU1 3AP enclosed with wood Mrs Yvette Stafford (John.Benson@hullc moulding to match 22-28 George Street c.gov.uk) existing frontage) on front Hull 612319 (George Street) elevation. HU1 3AP 12/00907/FULL Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00014434T 41 Lowgate (Jazz Bar) Erection of canopy over Myton Mr John Hamilton Sutton Design Q18 Kingston Upon Hull outside seating area. Jazz Bar 84 Church Street Brian Savage HU1 1EA 41 Lowgate Sutton (Brian.Savage@hull Hull Hull cc.gov.uk) HU1 1EA HU7 4TD 612333 12/00941/FULL 00031291B 1 Coxwold Grove Erection of garage to side Newington Mr & Mrs Knight Doug Jennings Planning Q21 Kingston Upon Hull elevation (6.6m long x 1 Coxwold Grove Services John Wright HU4 6HH 2.9m wide x 3.6m high; Hull Douglas Jennings (John.Wright@hullcc 21'7" x 9'6" x 11'9"). HU4 6HH 7 Kingtree Avenue .gov.uk) Cottingham 612340 HU16 4DS 12/00823/FULL 00015070S 253 Boothferry Road 1) Installation of canopy Newington One Stop Stores Calford Seaden LLP Q16 Kingston Upon Hull at rear. Limited Mr Pierre Langlois Catherine Dixon HU4 6EZ 2) Retention of 2 air Apex Road Stewart Court (Catherine.Dixon@h conditioning units on side Brownhills 214A Hagley Road ullcc.gov.uk) elevation. Walsall Edgbaston 612337 3) Retention of 3 air WS8 7TS Birmingham 12/00930/FULL conditioning units on rear B16 9PH elevation. 00026481M Endeavour High School Crown lift 4 sycamore Myton Debra Batty Chanterlands Tree Services 19 Beverley Road trees to 6m and remove Endeavour High 28 Dundee Street Catherine Dixon Kingston Upon Hull deadwood. School Hull (Catherine.Dixon@h HU3 1UR Beverley Road HU5 3TX ullcc.gov.uk) Hull 612337 12/00932/TC Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00025029E The Boulevard (site Of Erection of part two St Andrews C/O Agent Ryder Architecture Q12 Former Rugby Ground) storey/part three storey X Ms Carol White Mr Grant Sellars James Matchett Airlie Street building for use as new The Boulevard Cooper's Studios (James.Matchett@h Kingston Upon Hull secondary academy for Academy 14-18 Westgate Road ullcc.gov.uk) HU3 3JD 600 pupils; C/O Ward Hadaway Newcastle Upon Tyne 612309 Formation of playing Sandgate House NE1 23NN 12/00929/FULL fields, landscaping, car 102 Quayside park/servicing areas, & Newcastle Upon Tyne footpath link between NE1 3DX Gordon Street and Massey Close; Erection of fencing; Demolition of former church building fronting Gordon Street; & associated works. 00010438D 109-111 Beverley Road ) Change of use and Myton SNS Properties Doug Jennings Planning Q07 Kingston Upon Hull erection of 3 storey rear 4 Beechfield Services Dave Harris HU3 1TS extension to form 22 self Gosforth Douglas Jennings (dave.harris@hullcc. contained flats. Newcastle Upon Tyne 7 Kingtree Avenue gov.uk) 2) Installation of new NE3 4OR Cottingham 612338 ground floor doors and HU16 4DS 12/00922/FULL windows on Beverley Road elevation and installation of replacement windows. 00012374E Unit 6, 74 Prospect Street 1) Change of use from Myton Coral Racing Ltd Elias Topping Q20 (former Hugh Rice vacant jewellery shop Lancaster House Mrs Altine Topping Chris Peach Jewellers) (use class A1) to financial Unit E, Grange 137 Newhall Street (Chris.Peach@hullcc Kingston Upon Hull and professional services Business Park Birmingham .gov.uk) HU2 8PW (use class A2). Enderby Road B3 1SF 612734 2) Installation of new Whetstone 12/00934/COU shop front. Leicester 3) Installation of 2 x LE8 6EP satellite dishes to roof. Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00012063U Club House Installation of disabled Drypool Mr Mike Chambers Q18 Elm Avenue access ramp. Club House Brian Savage Kingston Upon Hull Community Centre (Brian.Savage@hull HU8 8PZ Elm Avenue cc.gov.uk) Garden Village 612333 Hull 12/00943/FULL HU8 8PZ 00012063V Club House Application for Listed Drypool Mr Mike Chambers Q23 Elm Avenue Building Consent for the Club House Brian Savage Kingston Upon Hull installation of disabled Community Centre (Brian.Savage@hull HU8 8PZ access ramp. Elm Avenue cc.gov.uk) Garden Avenue 612333 Hull 12/00944/LBC HU8 8PZ 00012083B Amenity Area Installation of play Newington Hull City Council NPS Humber Limited Q18 Stirling Street equipment to form junior Mrs Clare Leader Mr William Nicholson Dave Harris Kingston Upon Hull play area. 1 The Mount Earle House (dave.harris@hullcc. Holderness Road Colonial Street gov.uk) Kingston Upon Hull Kingston Upon Hull 612338 HU9 2BN HU2 8JY 12/00959/FULL 00032017 20 Admirals Croft Erection of detached Myton Mr O'Neil Architectural Design Q21 Kingston Upon Hull garage at rear (6.38m 20 Admirals Croft Partnership Ltd Jonathon Benson HU1 2DR long x 3.38m wide x Hull 591 Anlaby Road (John.Benson@hullc 4.25m high; 20'9" x 11'1" HU1 2DR Hull c.gov.uk) x 13'9"). HU3 6ST 612319 12/00954/FULL Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00030886A 1 Fern Close Change of use of amenity Myton Mr Thomas Ditchburn Q21 Kingston Upon Hull land to private garden. 1 Fern Close John Wright HU2 0DZ Hull (John.Wright@hullcc HU2 0DZ .gov.uk) 612340 12/00958/FULL 00007804L City Temple Installation of steel St Andrews Mr Rana Ahmed Mr David Alsop Q18 Hessle Road railings on existing 205 Woodford Avenue 117 Endike Lane John Wright Kingston Upon Hull repaired stone plinth to Redbridge Hull (John.Wright@hullcc HU3 4AA Hessle Road and Ilford HU6 7UJ .gov.uk) Madeley Street frontages. Essex 612340 Maximum overall height IG4 5LH 12/00947/FULL approximately 1.5m (5'). 00014514L 443 Hessle Road Application not to comply St Andrews Leisure Electronics Hickling Gray Associates Q20 Kingston Upon Hull with condition 1 on c/o agent Christopher Kendall Catherine Dixon HU3 4EH approval no. 00014514G 61 Langdale Road (Catherine.Dixon@h to remove any opening Market Weighton ullcc.gov.uk) hours restrictions. East Riding Of Yorkshire 612337 YO43 3DG 12/00957/COU 00025626C Hull Royal Infirmary External alterations Myton Hull And East Mr Benjamin Kripp Q18 Anlaby Road comprising new entrance Yorkshire NHS Trust Park Mews John Wright Kingston Upon Hull with glass canopy, new Mr David Ward 42A Park Place (John.Wright@hullcc HU3 2JZ emergency exit, Infrastructure And Leeds .gov.uk) installation of new Development Building West Yorkshire 612340 windows. Castle Hill Hospital LS1 2RY 12/00962/FULL Castle Road United Kingdom Cottingham East Yorkshire HU16 5JQ Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00026654Q Unit 6, 74 Prospect Street Advertisement consent Myton Coram Estates Ltd RRDS Ltd Q22 (former Hugh Rice for the display of:- 25-27 Front Street Brookside Farm Chris Peach Jewellers) 1) Internally illuminated Chester Le Street Nantyderry (Chris.Peach@hullcc Kingston Upon Hull fascia sign. County Durham Abercravenny .gov.uk) HU2 8PW 2) Internally illuminated DH3 3XD Mons 612734 projecting sign. NP7 9DP 12/00974/ADV 00032023 23 Dunscombe Park Erection of side/rear Drypool Mr & Mrs R Hobley Sutton Design Q21 Kingston Upon Hull extension to form garage 4 Pavillion Close 84 Church Street Brian Savage HU8 7TQ and dayroom (6m max Chamberlain Road Sutton-on-Hull (Brian.Savage@hull length x 9m max width x Hull Hull cc.gov.uk) 4m max height).
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