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1 Planning Service Cathcart House 6 Cathcart Square Greenock PA15 1LS DX: Inverclyde Council, Greenock - 1,GR11 ENVIRONMENT & REGENERATION SERVICES Tel 01475 712406 Fax: 01475 712468 Depute Chief Executive : Gerard J. Malone PLANNING REGISTER – 2005 ( Applications & Decisions only ) Planning Details of Type of Reference LOCATION OF Proposal and Application Application Name of Applicant & Number PROPOSAL Planner WEEK ENDING 07/01/05 IC/05/001R Kiloran Alterations and extension to house by Mr & Mrs D. Nish, Detailed Houston Road Kiloran, Houston Road, Kilmacolm per *Jenkins & Marr, Ward 1 Kilmacolm Suites 5/2 mercantile Chambers, 53 Bothwell Street, Guy Phillips Glasgow. Grid: 236377669079 *(previous agent Crichton Simpson Architect, 7 Park Circus Place, 01475 712422 Date Revalid Glasgow) 25/04/05 Granted Conditionally – 1st June 2005 IC/05/002 167 South Street Formation of rear extension to dwellinghouse by Detailed Greenock Mr & Mrs McTaggart, 3 Gillburn Gate, Kilmacolm per Crawford & Neil, 19 Union Street, Greenock James McColl Ward 16 Grid: 226336677029 Granted Conditionally - 22nd February 2005 01475 712462 IC/05/003 4 Dubbs Place Extension to surgery to provide additional consulting Detailed Port Glasgow rooms by Doctors Mutch & Boyce, 4 Dubbs Place, Ward 3 Port Glasgow per Robertson Design, Netherton Road, Mike Martin Grid: 233660673371 Langbank 01475 712412 nd Granted - 2 February 2005 WEEK ENDING 14/01/05 IC/05/004 “Duncairn” Whitelea Road, Formation of garden room at rear of dwelling Detailed Kilmacolm By Mr & Mrs D Wheeler “Duncairn” Ward 1 Whitelea Road, Kilmacolm per abbozzo, 9 Newton Place, James McColl Glasgow 01475 712462 rd Granted – 23 February 2005 LB/05/001 Wemyss Bay Railway Station Demolition of no-fines concrete walls, associated steel Listed Wemyss Bay bracing and stone plinth on disused platform by Network Building Rail 58 Port Dundas Road, Glasgow Consent Grid Ref: 219341668554 Ward:20 David Ashman nd Granted Conditionally – 22 June 2005 01475 712416 IC/05/005 68/70 Finnart Street Change of use of care home to use as two dwelling houses Change of use Greenock by Gourock Property Company, 18 Nicolson Street, Ward 10 Greenock per Canata & Seggie, 7 Union Street, Greenock Jane Shields Grid: 227006676617 th Granted Conditionally – 16 February 2005 01475 712423 2 PLANNING REGISTER – 2005 Planning Details of Type of Reference LOCATION OF Proposal and Application Application Name of Applicant & Number PROPOSAL Planner IC/05/006 13 Sandray Avenue Erection of two storey rear extension by Mr & Mrs T Detailed Port Glasgow Docherty 13 Sandray Avenue, Port Glasgow per Brian Jones Designs, The Lodge, Barnhill, Milton Brae, Jane Shields Ward: 2 Grid: 234891673008 Dumbarton 01475 712423 rd Granted Conditionally – 23 March 2005 IC/05/007 78 Cloch Road Formation of rear extension, front dormer windows and Detailed Gourock refurbishment of shed by Mr I. B. Robertson 78 Cloch Road, Gourock Mike Martin Ward: 19 Grid: 221729676608 th Granted Conditionally – 9 February 2005 01475 712412 CL/05/001 31 Castle Wemyss Drive Certificate of Lawfulness in respect of proposed rear Certificate of Wemyss Bay extension and side porch roof by Mr P. Brown 31 Castle Lawfulness Wemyss Drive, Wemyss Bay Grid: 219019670320 Guy Phillips Ward: 20 Granted - 24th January 2005 01475 712422 NI/05/001 Hillend House Change of use and alterations to residential home to form Notice of East Crawford Street day care centre *(additional description) – *and construct Intention to Greenock respite care unit *by the Direcor of Social Work Develop Inverclyde Council, Municipal Buildings, Greenock per Grid: 229283675423 Head of Property Services Inverclyde Council, Cathcart Jane Shields Ward: 7 House, 6 Cathcart Square Greenock 01475 712423 Deemed Planning Permission Granted, th 30 March 2005 WEEK ENDING 21/01/05 IC/05/008 Block 3 Change of use of class 4 business to class 5 general Change of Use 22 Earnhill Road industrial & alterations by McGills Bus Service LarkField Industrial Estate Unit 6, Kingston Industrial Estate, Port Glasgow per Guy Phillips Ward: 14 Greenock Canata & Seggie7 Union Street, Greenock 01475 712422 rd Grid: 223554676231 Granted Conditionally – 3 August 2005 IC/05/009 108 Newton Street Extension to dwelling house and formation of raised patio Detailed Greenock per Canata & Seggie 7 Union Street Greenock Mike Martin Ward: 16 Grid: 226518677003 th Granted Conditionally – 9 February 2005 01475 712412 CL/05/002 13 Gleneagles Drive Certificate of Lawfulness in respect of provision Certificate of Gourock Of timber deck in rear garden by Lawfulness Mr & Mrs P Kelly 13 Gleneagles Drive Gourock Grid: 222320676598 Guy Phillips Ward: 19 Deemed Lawful – 1st February 2005 01475 712422 IC/05/010 24 Leperstone Avenue Re-roofing of dwellinghouse by Mrs Ross Detailed Kilmacolm 24 Leperstone Avenue, Kilmacolm per Kathryn Cooper, Inverclyde Care & Repair Mike Martin Ward 1 Grid: 235930670788 6 Regent Street, Greenock 01475 712412 th Granted Conditionally – 16 February 2005 3 PLANNING REGISTER – 2005 Planning Details of Type of Reference LOCATION OF Proposal and Application Application Name of Applicant & Number PROPOSAL Planner IC/05/011 1 Taymouth Drive Formation of 1½ storey rear extension and provision of Detailed Gourock bay window on front elevation by Ward 19 Mr & Mrs Conway, 1 Taymouth Drive, Gourock per Mike Martin Grid: 221891676221 Freemans, 53 Tantallon Avenue, Gourock 01475 712412 nd Granted Conditionally - 2 March 2005 PA/05/001 14-20, 26-38 Gilmour Street Demolition of flats by Inverclyde Council Prior Approval & 56 Sinclair Street Head of Housing Services, Wallace Place, Greenock per Greenock Inverclyde Council Head of Property Services, Cathcart Guy Phillips House6 Cathcart Square, Greenock Ward 7 Grid: 229549674947 01475 712422 th Deemed Approved – 10 February 2005 IC/05/012 Flat 3/1 Installation of replacement windows by Detailed 17 Ardgowan Street Miss C. McGaughrin, Flat 3/1, Ward 10 Greenock 17 Ardgowan Street, Greenock Mike Martin rd Grid: 227229676561 Granted – 23 February 2005 01475 712412 NI/05/002 St Michaels Primary School Extension and refurbishment of primary school together Notice of Bridgend Avenue with associated landscaping by Inverclyde Council, Intention to Port Glasgow Director of Education Services, 105 Dalrymple Street, Develop Greenock per Inverclyde Council, Head of Property Ward 4 Grid: 233545673758 Services Cathcart House, 6 Cathcart Square, Greenock David Ashman th Deemed Granted - 30 March 2005 01475 712416 NI/05/003 Oakfield Primary School Extension and refurbishment of primary school by Notice of East Crawford Street Inverclyde Council, Director of Education Services, 105 Intention to Ward 7 Greenock Dalrymple Street, Greenock per Inverclyde Council, Head Develop of Property Services Cathcart House, 6 Cathcart Square, Grid: 229479675172 Greenock David Ashman th Deemed Granted - 30 March 2005 01475 712416 WEEK ENDING 28/01/05 IC/05/013 Knapps, Erection of dwelling house at Knapps, Detailed Houston Road, Houston Road, Kilmacolm by Ian & Dorothy Duffin, Knapps, Kilmacolm Houston Road, Kilmacolm per Davis Duncan Architects, David Ashman Ward 1 20 Royal Crescent, Glasgow, G3 7SL Grid: 236581668987 01475 712416 th Refused – 6 May 2005 IC/05/014 16 Craigmuschat Road Formation of dormer windows Detailed Gourock by Ms Yvonne Mazzoni 7 Ashburn Gardens, Gourock James McColl rd Ward: 18 Grid: 224205677049 Granted – 23 February 2005 01475 712462 IC/05/015 5-7 Argyle Street, 12-14 Variation to Condition 4 of Planning Permission IC/03/309 Variation to West Stewart Street to : 1 parking space per 2 flatted dwellings by Whitebell, condition Greenock 10 Roslyn Street, Greenock per Bryce Boyd Planning Solutions, “Eller sleigh”, Castlehill Road, Kilmacolm, Guy Phillips Ward: 10 Grid: 227613676489 Refused – 8th April 2005 01475 712422 Appeal Lodged th Appeal Sustained 17 October 2005 4 PLANNING REGISTER – 2005 Planning Details of Type of Reference LOCATION OF Proposal and Application Application Name of Applicant & Number PROPOSAL Planner IC/05/016R 49 Princes Street Installation of ramp to ATM (cash issuing machine) by Detailed Port Glasgow Royal Bank of Scotland, Property Department, 1 Redheughs Avenue, Edinburgh per James McColl Ward: 5 Grid: 232042674527 Lewis & Hickey Ltd., 1 St. Bernards Row, Edinburgh, 01475 2462 Date Revalid th 01/02/05 Refused – 6 April 2005 LB/05/002R 49 Princes Street Installation of ramp to ATM (cash issuing machine) by Detailed Port Glasgow Royal Bank of Scotland, Property Department, Ward: 5 1 Redheughs Avenue, Edinburgh per James McColl Grid: 232042674527 Lewis & Hickey Ltd., 1 St. Bernards Row, Edinburgh, Date Revalid 01475 2462 01/02/05 Granted – 27th April 2005 IC/05/017R Clune Brae Erection of replacement stores by Alex McKay Detailed Port Glasgow Construction Ltd., Clune Brae Ward: 4 Port Glasgow per Canata & Seggie, Chartered Guy Phillips Grid: 232934674094 Architects, 7 Union Street, Greenock PA16 8JH 01475 712422 Date Revalid th 31/03/05 Granted Conditionally – 6 May 2005 IC/05/018 Bankfoot Farm Erection of covered equestrian facility by Detailed Inverkip Ardgowan Estates, Estate Office, Ardgowan, Inverkip per CFM Design, “Eriska”, Guy Phillips Ward: 20 Grid: 221802673347 Eglington Terrace, Skelmorlie, 01475 712422 th Granted Conditionally – 16 March 2005 IC/05/019 Bankfoot Farm Change of use of former store to use as a tea room by Change of use Inverkip Ardgowan Estates, Estate Office, Ward: 20 Ardgowan, Inverkip per CFM Design, “Eriska”, Guy Phillips Grid: 221763673318 6 Eglington
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