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Wolverhampton City Council OPEN INFORMATION ITEM Agenda Item No: 13 Wolverhampton City Council OPEN INFORMATION ITEM Committee / Panel PLANNING COMMITTEE Date 05-SEP-2006 Originating Service Group(s) REGENERATION AND ENVIRONMENT Contact Officer(s)/ STEPHEN ALEXANDER (Head of Development Control) Telephone Number(s) (01902) 555610 Title/Subject Matter APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATION, WITHDRAWN, ETC. The attached Schedule comprises planning and other application that have been determined by authorised officers under delegated powers given by Committee, those applications that have been determined following previous resolutions of Planning Committee, or have been withdrawn by the applicant, or determined in other ways, as details. Each application is accompanied by the name of the planning officer dealing with it in case you need to contact them. The Case Officers and their telephone numbers are Wolverhampton (01902): Major applications Minor/Other Applications Stephen Alexander 555610 Alan Murphy 555623 (Head of DC) (Acting Assistant Head of DC) Alan Gough 555648 Ian Holiday 555630 (Senior Planning Officer - Commercial) (Senior Planning Officer) Martyn Gregory 551125 (Senior Planning Officer - Residential) Mizzy Marshall 551132 (Planning Officer) Ken Harrop (Planning Officer) 555649 Ragbir Sahota (Planning Officer) 555616 Penny Debuis (Planning Officer) 555632 Jenny Davies (Planning Officer) 555608 Tracey Homfray (Planning Officer) 555641 Mindy Cheema (Planning Officer) 551360 Rob Hussey (Planning Officer) 551130 Nussarat Malik (Planning Officer) 551132 Philip Walker (Planning Officer) 555632 Sarah Luxmoore (Planning Officer) 555631 John Somers (Planning Officer) 551134 HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL: STEPHEN ALEXANDER 555610 CHIEF PLANNING & HIGHWAYS OFFICER: COSTAS GEORGHIOU FAXES can be sent on 551359 or 558792 E-MAIL [email protected] PLANNING COMMITTEE (05-SEP-2006) INDEX REFERENCE SITE ADDRESS PAGE NO Bilston East 06/0762/FP/C 51 Lichfield Street 10 06/0773/FP/C 46 Church Street, 10 06/0816/FP/C William Leigh House 15 Walsall 11 Street, 06/0882/FP/R 55 Willenhall Road 11 06/0899/FP/R 57 The Crescent 12 Bilston North 06/0730/FP/C 27 Wellington Road 12 06/0753/FP/R 34 Rockland Gardens 13 06/0781/FP/R 5 Lambah Close, 13 06/0830/FP/R 49-51 Bailey Road, 14 06/0839/FP/R Land at 11 & 13 Beach Road, 14 06/0840/FP/R Land at 21 & 23 Hughes Road, 15 06/0843/FP/R 19 Alcester Drive, 15 Blakenhall 06/0650/FP/R 23 Lewthorn Rise, 16 06/0659/FP/R 3 Park Drive 16 06/0691/FP/C 318A Dudley Road, 17 06/0735/FP/R 3 Needwood Close, 17 06/0754/FP/R 42 Dudley Walk, Goldthorn Park 18 06/0763/FP/C Premises Junction of Pountney 18 Street/Stewart Street 2 Blakenhall 06/0782/FP/R 22 Ednam Road 19 06/0855/AD/C Unit 3 St. John's Retail Park 19 06/0906/FP/R 79 Goldthorn Hill, 20 Bushbury North 06/0778/FP/R 21 Lingfield Avenue 20 06/0789/FP/R 7 Taunton Avenue, 21 06/0801/FP/R 65 Sandon Road 21 06/0809/FP/R 455 Bushbury Lane 22 06/0826/FP/R 4 Harrowby Road 22 06/0849/FP/R 3 Egerton Road 23 Bushbury Sth/LowHill 06/0602/FP/M Our Lady & St Chad's R.C. School Old 23 Fallings Lane, 06/0603/LB/C Our Lady & St Chad's R.C. School Old 24 Fallings Lane, 06/0643/FP/M Travel West Midlands Bus Garage, Park 24 Lane, 06/0760/FP/C Molineux Service Station, 5 Stafford 25 Road, 06/0770/FP/R 33 Inchlaggan Road 25 06/0841/FP/R 31 Welbeck Avenue 26 East Park 06/0696/AD/C Mayfield Medical Centre, Willenhall Road, 27 06/0784/FP/R 2a Laburnum Road 27 06/0791/FP/C St. Giles Service Station, Willenhall Road, 28 06/0824/FP/R 10 Coventry Street 28 3 Ettingshall 06/0444/FP/C Unit 52 Cable Street 29 06/0525/FP/R 605 Parkfield Road 29 06/0732/FP/R 88 Dixon Street 30 06/0739/FP/M 12 - 16 Mill Street, 30 06/0742/FP/R 9 Brocton Close 31 06/0748/FP/R 5 Canwell Gardens 31 06/0755/FP/R 11 Walling Croft 32 06/0796/FP/R Angel Inn, 400 Bilston Road, 32 06/0847/AD/C Dolphin House, Springvale Industrial 33 Park, 06/0857/FP/R 2 Lydham Close 33 06/0858/FP/R 77 Overfield Drive 34 Fallings Park 06/0699/FP/R 80 Harper Avenue 34 06/0777/FP/R 4 Beechwood Avenue 35 06/0844/FP/R 79 Fairview Road 35 Graiseley 06/0548/FP/R Oaks Cottage 5 Oaks Crescent 36 06/0609/DW/M Merridale Primary School, Aspen Way, 36 06/0672/FP/C The Old Pump House(PH) Merridale 37 Street 06/0741/FP/C Penn Telephone Exchange, 19 37 Stubbs Road, 06/0744/FP/C 132 Birches Barn Road, Penn Fields 38 06/0749/FP/R 63 Beckminster Road 38 06/0788/FP/R 156 Coalway Road, 39 4 Graiseley 06/0820/GM/C Working Mens Club Merridale Street 39 West 06/0875/FP/R 144 Coalway Road 40 Heath Town 06/0662/FP/M New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton 40 Road, 06/0669/FP/M New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton 41 Road, 06/0750/FP/M New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton 41 Road, 06/0779/FP/R 85 Springfield Road 42 06/0845/FP/R 163 Bushbury Road 42 06/0892/FP/R 20 Wickham Gardens 43 06/0893/FP/R 83 Springfield Road 43 06/0921/FP/R 6 Parkhouse Avenue 44 Merry Hill 06/0454/FP/R 2 Hazel Road 44 06/0743/FP/R 32 The Avenue, 45 06/0780/FP/R 78 Rowan Crescent 45 06/0805/FP/R 42 Meadow Road Finchfield 46 06/0817/FP/R 10 Wychbury Road 46 06/0831/FP/R 2 Woodland Crescent 47 06/0885/FP/R 44 Hilston Avenue 47 06/0910/FP/R 197 Trysull Road 48 06/0922/FP/R 30 Willow Road 48 06/0924/FP/R 2 Warstones Road 49 5 Oxley 06/0697/FP/R 139 Renton Road, 49 06/0704/FP/R 5 Tebworth Close 50 06/0752/FP/R 4 Tiffany Lane 50 06/0783/FP/R 1 Fullerton Close 51 06/0818/GM/C Grass Verge off The Droveway, 51 Pendeford Park 06/0630/FP/R 215 Tettenhall Road, Tettenhall 52 06/0673/FP/R 2 Bantock Park Cottages Finchfield Road 53 06/0787/AD/C Newbridge Service Station Tettenhall 54 Road 06/0795/FP/R 55 Paget Road, 54 06/0803/FP/R 20 Chelston Drive, Tettenhall 55 06/0821/FP/C 184 Newhampton Road East, 55 06/0842/FP/R The Firs 49 Compton Road West 56 06/0868/FP/R Flat 2 36 Merridale Road, 56 06/0903/FP/R 27 Richmond Road 57 06/0897/FP/R Land adj. 86 Linden Lea & Rear of 52/54 57 York Avenue 06/0903/FP/R 27 Richmond Road 58 Penn 06/0383/FP/C The Lodge, 378 Penn Road, 58 06/0698/FP/R 31 Woodhall Road 59 06/0703/FP/R 14 Westminster Avenue 59 06/0747/FP/M Penn Hall School, Vicarage Road, 60 06/0757/FP/R 123 Coalway Road 60 6 Penn 06/0765/FP/R 176 Mount Road, 61 06/0771/FP/R 66 Pennhouse Avenue 61 06/0775/FP/R 2 Pinfold Crescent 62 06/0785/FP/R 65 Hollybush Lane 62 06/0833/FP/R 3 Pennhouse Avenue 63 06/0853/FP/R 57 Goldthorn Crescent, 63 06/0908/FP/C 317A Penn Road, 64 St Peters 06/0059/FP/R Floors 1,2 & 3 60 Lichfield Street, 64 06/0651/FP/M Atlantis & Heroes, Bilston Street/Garrick 65 Street, 06/0693/AD/C Primark, 4 Wulfrun Square 65 06/0756/AD/C Coventry Building Society 5-6 66 Wulfrun Square 06/0766/FP/C Coventry Building Society 5-6 66 Wulfrun Square 06/0793/AD/C Unit 90 Mander Centre 67 06/0804/LB/C Wolverhampton Magistrates Court, North 67 Street, 06/0811/AD/C Atlantis & Heroes, Bilston Street/Garrick 68 Street, 06/0864/FP/R 101 Gatis Street 68 06/0870/FP/R The Victoria Club, Gatis Street, 69 Spring Vale 05/0484/RP/R No.1 The Bungalow, Lime Road/High 69 View, 06/0690/DW/C Beacon Hill Cemetery, Dovedale Road, 70 06/0701/FP/R 53 Kenilworth Crescent 70 7 Spring Vale 06/0836/FP/R 267 Birmingham New Road 71 06/0866/FP/R 52 Pruden Avenue 71 Tettenhall Regis 06/0621/FP/R 26 Cranmere Avenue 72 06/0685/FP/R 121 Woodthorne Road South 72 06/0702/FP/R 34 Blakeley Avenue 73 06/0706/FP/R 33 Wrottesley Road, 73 06/0823/FP/R 6 Derby Avenue 74 06/0828/FP/R 51 School Road, 74 06/0834/FP/R 'Field Cottage' Malthouse Lane 75 06/0835/FP/R 77 Yew Tree Lane 75 06/0850/DW/M Palmers Cross Primary School, 76 Windermere Road, 06/0886/FP/R 84 Codsall Road, Tettenhall, 76 Tettenhall Wightwick 06/0688/FP/R 4 Mayswood Drive 77 06/0655/FP/R 85 Sabrina Road, 77 06/0712/FP/R Mount Court, Mount Road, 78 06/0737/FP/R 26 Martham Drive 78 06/0767/LB/R Wightwick House, Wightwick Bank, 79 06/0792/AD/C 32 Bridgnorth Road, 79 06/0794/FP/C 32 Bridgnorth Road, 80 06/0810/FP/R The Limes, Limes Road, 81 06/0825/FP/R West Narrows, Old Lane, 81 06/0871/FP/R The Courtlands Sabrina Road 82 06/0881/FP/R 2 Brompton Lawns 82 8 Tettenhall Wightwick 06/0895/FP/R 79 Linden Lea 83 06/0904/FP/R 53 Mount Road, 83 Wednesfield North 06/0798/FP/R 7 Ryan Avenue, 84 06/0806/FP/R 35 Bembridge Close 85 06/0819/GM/C Land at junction of Broad Lane North/ 86 Lichfield Road Wednesfield South 06/0700/FP/R 8 Raymond Gardens 87 06/0717/FP/R 91 Silverton Way 87 06/0718/FP/R 53 Broad Lane South 88 06/0724/FP/R 23 Smallshire Close 88 06/0738/FP/R 23 Yale Drive 89 06/0745/FP/R 42 Ellards Drive 89 06/0786/FP/R 57 Wood End Road, 90 9 APP REF 06/0762/FP/C WARD Bilston East DATE REC'D 05-JUN-2006 TARGET DATE 31-JUL-2006 TYPE OF APP Full Planning Permission SITE 51 Lichfield Street PROPOSAL Installation of new shop front and alterations to front windows on first floor.
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