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Planning Committee Applications Determined PLANNING COMMITTEE Agenda Item No. APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATED POWERS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 2016 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 15/0457 Full Application Crosby Demolition of existing garage and log cabin and STEPPING STONES, MAULDS Eden Architecture: APPROVED Ravensworth erection of a dwelling. MEABURN, PENRITH, CA10 3HN Environmental Design - Mr M Archer 15/1150 Full Application Penrith Proposed change of use of part of shop to bedsit. 3 CASTLEGATE, PENRITH, CA11 Sourced Development- APPROVED 7HZ Mr N Matcham 15/1161 Full Application Penrith Proposed agricultural workers dwelling. AGRICULTURAL FIELD ADJACENT Mr R Thompson - APPROVED AGRICULTURAL BUILDING, Thompson Livestock PENRITH, Ltd. 16/0044 Full Application Temple Sowerby Proposed residential dwelling. SITE ADJACENT TO WHINFELL JIW Properties LTD - REFUSED SPINNEY, TEMPLE SOWERBY, Mr Wilkinson PENRITH, CA10 1RS 16/0071 Reserved by Alston Discharge of condition 5 (historic buildings survey) CENTRAL GARAGE, NENTHEAD, G & I Wright - Messrs APPROVED Cond and condition 6 (drainage) attached to planning ALSTON, CA9 3NP Wright Brothers approval 12/0599. 16/0075 Full Application Hunsonby Redevelopment of vacant farm site by erection of 3 ROAD HEAD FARM, WINSKILL, Messrs Awde APPROVED detached dwellings. PENRITH, CA10 1PB 16/0112 Outline Hesket Outline application for the erection of single a LAND BESIDE 22 LAIKIN VIEW, Mrs Edwards APPROVED Application dwelling and garage with approval sought for access CALTHWAITE, PENRITH, CA11 9QW 16/0133 Outline Dacre Outline application for agricultural workers dwelling EAMONT CROFT, STAINTON, Lakes Free Range Egg APPROVED Application with approval sought for access. PENRITH, CA11 0DQ Company 16/0148 Full Application Lazonby Loft conversion and three storey rear extension to SOUTH COTE, LAZONBY, PENRITH, Mr A Kaye APPROVED dwelling. CA10 1AJ 16/0158 Full Application Penrith Proposed demolition of existing garage and erection 19 CARLETON PLACE, PENRITH, Mr D Crubilier & Miss M APPROVED of two storey extension. CA11 8LW Green 16/0210 Full Application Kirkoswald Two storey extension to farmhouse. BLUNDERFIELD EAST, G L Armstrong & Son - APPROVED KIRKOSWALD, PENRITH, CA10 1EX Mr M Armstrong 16/0213 Full Application Dacre PROPOSED ALTERATIONS & EXTENSIONS TO LYNWOOD, STAINTON, PENRITH, Mr & Mrs R D Cookson APPROVED EXISTING BUNGALOW DWELLING CA11 0EB 16/0222 Change of Use Crosby Garrett Proposed notification of proposed conversion of field BARN AT CHAPEL WELL, BECK The Trustees - APPROVED PD/PN barn to form two bedroom residential dwelling. LANE, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4HG Hewetson 1976 Settlement 05 August 2016 Page 1 of 8 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 16/0240 Full Application Ravenstonedale Change of use from residential farmhouse to holiday STREET FARM, Ms A Sixsmith APPROVED let and conversion of existing barn to residential unit. RAVENSTONEDALE, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4LL 16/0241 Outline Penrith New proposed strategic command centre, Penrith THE GREEN, CARLETON HALL, Police & Crime APPROVED Application Police Station and 15 bed hostel accommodation CARLETON AVENUE, PENRITH, Commisioner - Mr R and demolition of existing police houses. CA10 2AU Rhodes 16/0268 Listed Building Appleby Listed building consent for flood defence measures. 5 BRIDGE STREET, APPLEBY-IN- Eden Bridge APPROVED WESTMORLAND, CA16 6QH Enterprises Ltd 16/0269 Listed Building Appleby Listed building consent for rails attached to far left APPLEBY BUSINESS CENTRE, 7 Eden Bridge APPROVED and far right of shop front for flood defence. BRIDGE STREET, APPLEBY-IN- Enterprises Ltd WESTMORLAND, CA16 6QH 16/0274 Full Application Kirkby Stephen Construction of improved road access onto Appleby LAND OFF APPLEBY ROAD, Mr N Lee-Shield APPROVED Road KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4PD 16/0281 Full Application Kirkoswald Creation of a new window. WHITE COTTAGE, ALSTON, CA9 Mrs P Livesey APPROVED 3BW 16/0289 Listed Building Penrith Listed building consent for internal and external 26 GREAT DOCKRAY, PENRITH, Mrs J House APPROVED alterations. CA11 7DE 16/0310 Listed Building Kirkby Stephen Listed building consent for removal of existing dash MITRE HOUSE, MARKET SQUARE, Mr R Bright APPROVED to expose existing stone and repair and replacement KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4QT of windows. 16/0314 Full Application Milburn Proposed extension to rear of dwelling. LAUREL HOUSE, MILBURN, Mr & Mrs A Wood APPROVED PENRITH, CA10 1TW 16/0315 Full Application Ainstable Agricultural livestock building of steel portal frame HOLME HOUSE, THE DALE, Mr A Ryder APPROVED design AINSTABLE, CARLISLE, CA4 9RH 16/0319 Full Application Ravenstonedale Proposed single storey extension and internal BRIDGE FARMHOUSE, Mr & Mrs H Hutchinson APPROVED alterations. RAVENSTONEDALE, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4LN 16/0331 Full Application Crackenthorpe Part-retrospective application for access track and WAYSIDE, CRACKENTHORPE, Mr D Hall APPROVED consolidated hardcore areas around approved APPLEBY, CA16 6AF building ref 13/0448. 16/0333 Notice of Intention Shap Application for prior notification of steel portal frame LAND ADJ TO A6, SHAP, PENRITH, Mr M Harrison APPROVED lean-to. CA10 3NE 16/0347 Full Application Hutton Proposed Temporary Agricultural Workers Dwelling LAND AT GREYSTOKE GILL, Mr & Mrs D Morrison APPROVED (Mobile Home) in association with the Agricultural GREYSTOKE, PENRITH, Business. 05 August 2016 Page 2 of 8 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 16/0350 Notice of Intention Dufton Application for prior notification of agricultural KEEPERS COTTAGE, Mr R Tonks APPROVED building. FLAKEBRIDGE, APPLEBY-IN- WESTMORLAND, CA16 6JU 16/0358 Full Application Ravenstonedale Convert barn to single residential unit (C3). BLEAFLATT, RAVENSTONEDALE, Mr G Jackson APPROVED KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4NL 16/0368 Full Application Greystoke Change of use of two domestic garages to holiday let COLBY HOUSE, BERRIER ROAD, Mr D Hutton APPROVED accommodation (revised proposal). GREYSTOKE, PENRITH, CA11 0UB 16/0369 Reserved by Hesket Discharge of conditions 5 and 6 relating to turbine LAND WEST OF MONKCASTLE Mr P Sanderson - APPROVED Cond position, height of construction equipment, traffic FARM, SOUTHWAITE, CARLISLE, Birchwood Farms Ltd management plan and construction dates on CA4 0PZ application 14/0838. 16/0384 Full Application Penrith Demolition of garage, replaced with the erection of a 1 SCOTT YARD, PENRITH, CA11 Mr A Smyth APPROVED bungalow and the creation of two new residential 7PU units. 16/0386 Full Application Penrith Erection of warehouse and associated hardstanding. 4 MILESTONE HOUSE BUSINESS Mr B Johnston APPROVED PARK, MILESTONE HOUSE, PENRITH, CA11 9NQ 16/0387 Advertisement Penrith Erection of externally illuminated signage on new 4 MILESTONE HOUSE BUSINESS Mr Brian Johnston APPROVED building PARK, MILESTONE HOUSE, PENRITH, CA11 9NQ 16/0398 Change of Use Little Strickland Notification for prior approval for a proposed change FIELD HOUSE, NEWBY, PENRITH, Lord Lonsdale APPROVED PD/PN of use of agricultural building to a dwellinghouse. CA10 3EF 16/0403 Full Application Ravenstonedale Proposed residential garages and stores. TOWN END BARN, Mr & Mrs D & S Murray APPROVED RAVENSTONEDALE, KIRKBY STEPHEN, CA17 4NG 16/0406 Full Application Penrith Erection of single storey extension to staff room ST CATHERINES RC SCHOOL, Atkinson Building APPROVED facilities. DROVERS LANE, PENRITH, CA11 Contractors - Mr T 9EL Ripley 16/0408 Full Application Penrith Extension to existing garage and first floor extension FUNERAL PARLOUR, TYNEFIELD Mrs E Messenger APPROVED to create annex accommodation. HOUSE, BRIDGE LANE, PENRITH, CA11 8HY 16/0409 Listed Building Penrith Listed building consent for the extension to existing FUNERAL PARLOUR, TYNEFIELD Mrs E Messenger APPROVED garage and first floor extension to create annex HOUSE, BRIDGE LANE, PENRITH, accommodation. CA11 8HY 16/0412 Full Application Orton Installation of slurry lagoon. HALL FARM, ORTON, PENRITH, Capstick APPROVED CA10 3RF 05 August 2016 Page 3 of 8 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 16/0418 Full Application Hesket Change of use of shop to granny annex and garage. POST OFFICE, PLUMPTON, Mr L Pakalski APPROVED PENRITH, CA11 9NS 16/0420 Advertisement Penrith 1x Freestanding entrance sign, 5x Twin post sign, 2 ARNOLD CLARK, HAWESWATER Mr G Bradford APPROVED wall mounted sign, and 2x dealer name sign. ROAD, PENRITH, CA11 9EU 16/0421 Full Application Mallerstang Proposed single storey garden room. INTAKE, MALLERSTANG, CA17 4JX Mr H Eadon APPROVED 16/0423 Reserved by Bolton Approval of condition 3 of application 15/1163 LAMBERT CROFT, BOLTON, APPROVED Cond relating to surface water drainage. APPLEBY, CA16 6AT 16/0428 Full Application Penrith Proposed change of use from shop to tattoo and 2 CASTLEGATE, PENRITH, CA11 Ms C McCabe APPROVED piercing studio. 7HZ 16/0432 Listed Building Appleby Proposed fire damage repairs. 16 BOROUGHGATE, APPLEBY-IN- Mr A Bell APPROVED WESTMORLAND, CA16 6XB 16/0433 Full Application Alston Proposed general purpose agricultural building. MEADOW FLATT, ALSTON, CA9 3DE Mr N J Ridley APPROVED 16/0434 Full Application Crosby Remedial works to existing west gable to prevent SCHOOL HOUSE, SILVER STREET, Mr and Mrs Nl & J APPROVED Ravensworth rainwater penetration. CROSBY RAVENSWORTH, Harrison PENRITH, CA10 3JA 16/0436 Full Application Temple Sowerby Erection of stainless steel flue for bio mass boiler to 3 MOSS VIEW, TEMPLE SOWERBY, Mr C Quinn APPROVED side elevation
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