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DECISIONS ISSUED 19/00735/FULL Central 19/00735/FULL 25 Francis Street Kingston Upon Hull HU2 8DT Change of use from B2 to B1 use External alterations to south side elevation (fronting onto Caroline Place) (Amended plans received) Application Permitted 19/01149/S73 Beverley And Newland 19/01149/S73 The Range 1 Pearson Way Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7QA Application to vary condition 7 on the original application to allow the sale of food and drink for consumption off the premises Application Permitted 19/01176/FULL Marfleet 19/01176/FULL Tudor Provisions Valletta Street Kingston Upon Hull HU9 5NP Erection of a single storey office building and associated car parking with access off Valetta Street. Application Permitted 19/01229/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 19/01229/FULL Blaides Staithe Car Park High Street Kingston Upon Hull The erection of 16 apartments in a 3 and 5 storey flat roofed building with access and parking off Blaides Staithe Application Refused 19/01323/FULL Marfleet 1 19/01323/FULL Land To Rear Of 377-383 Marfleet Lane Kingston Upon Hull HU9 5UA Erection of 2 bedroom bungalow (with roof space bedroom) Application Permitted 19/01457/FULL Central 19/01457/FULL 348 Beverley Road Kingston Upon Hull HU5 1LH Erection of garage to rear (max 6.45m long x max 6.2m wide x max 5.78m high; height to eaves 2.35m). Application Permitted 20/00053/FULL North Carr 20/00053/FULL The Bungalow 13 Wawne Road Kingston Upon Hull HU7 4YG Widening of existing vehicular access Application Permitted 20/00125/FULL Avenue 20/00125/FULL 76 Salisbury Street Kingston Upon Hull HU5 3DU Erection of single storey extension to rear Installation of new first floor window in north side elevation, replacement of existing first floor window with new door in rear elevation and installation of new external staircase to rear to access new first floor self contained flat. Application Refused 20/00154/FULL Sutton 20/00154/FULL 17 Wembley Park Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU8 0ND 2 Erection of single storey rear extension. Application Permitted 20/00281/LBC St Andrews And Dockland 20/00281/LBC Ye Olde Black Boy Public House 150 High Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 1PS Application for Listed Building Consent for the installation of uplighting trough light to existing individual lettered fascia sign to replace the existing brass crowl lights. Listed Building Consent Approved 20/00299/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00299/FULL 724 Beverley Road Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7JG Erection of single storey side and rear extension with flat roof linked into external garage. Change of use from garage to granny annexe. Application Permitted 20/00302/LAW Avenue 20/00302/LAW 36 Princes Road Kingston Upon Hull HU5 2RD Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for use as a HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00303/LAW Newington And Gipsyville 20/00303/LAW 125 Plane Street Kingston Upon Hull HU3 6BY Application for a Lawful Use Certificate for an existing use as a HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00306/LAW Newington And Gipsyville 3 20/00306/LAW 60 Sandringham Street Kingston Upon Hull HU3 6EB Application for a Lawful use Certificate for an existing HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00309/LAW Newington And Gipsyville 20/00309/LAW 41 Walliker Street Kingston Upon Hull HU3 6BG Application for a Lawful Use Certificate for an existing use as a HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00311/LAW St Andrews And Dockland 20/00311/LAW 28 Kings Bench Street Kingston Upon Hull HU3 2TU Application for a Lawful Use Certificate for an existing use as a HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00312/LAW Central 20/00312/LAW 5 Somerscales Street Kingston Upon Hull HU2 9PA Application for a Lawful Use Certificate for an existing use as a HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00314/FULL Marfleet 20/00314/FULL Plot 10 Burma Drive Kingston Upon Hull HU9 5SD 4 Erection of portal framed building for B2 use Application Permitted 20/00320/FULL Drypool 20/00320/FULL 84 Laburnum Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU8 8PJ Erection of pitched roof to existing rear extension following removal of existing flat roof Application Permitted 20/00331/LAW Central 20/00331/LAW 119 Sculcoates Lane Kingston Upon Hull HU5 1DN Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for use as a HIMO (C4 Use Class between 3 and 6 occupants) Lawful Use Granted 20/00333/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00333/FULL 130 Newland Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 2NN Erection of two storey rear extension and internal alterations Application Permitted 20/00398/FULL Bricknell 20/00398/FULL ISG Boilers Limited National Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4JN Proposed two storey extension to existing office facility and alterations to existing car park. Application Permitted 20/00400/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00400/FULL 106 Newland Avenue Kingston Upon Hull 5 HU5 3AA Variation of condition 1 of planning approval 17/01691/S73 to extend opening hours (from between 0800 to 2330 hours on any day of operation) to between 0800 to 0200hrs on any day of operation. Application Refused 20/00428/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 20/00428/FULL Desaru 12 Story Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 3SA 1) Change of use of ground to attic space from vacant restaurant to 4 flats. 2) Use of basement as retail (Use Class A1) 3) Alterations to the building involving addition of dormer extension to rear roof slope, alterations to ground floor windows at frontage, and installation of roof lights in front roof slope. 4) Addition of dormers to front building slope (Revised description and proposal) Application Permitted 20/00446/FULL West Carr 20/00446/FULL 120 Stonesdale Kingston Upon Hull HU7 6DX Erection of single storey side extension following demolition of existing conservatory Application Permitted 20/00478/TC Sutton 20/00478/TC 378 Saltshouse Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 9EY Crown lift pine trees to 3 metres above ground level Tree works approved 20/00455/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00455/FULL 42 Riversdale Road Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7HA Erection of two storey side extension with hipped roof to provide lounge and bedroom Erection of single storey full width extension with flat roof to rear 6 Application Permitted 20/00458/FULL Newington And Gipsyville 20/00458/FULL 1-24 Pickering Crescent Hessle Road Kingston Upon Hull HU4 6RZ Installation of new windows and doors to nos. 1-24 Installation of new resin bonded gravel terraces, ramps, and fences to the rear of nos. 1-20 Application Permitted 20/00459/LBC Newington And Gipsyville 20/00459/LBC 1 - 24 Pickering Crescent Hessle Road Kingston Upon Hull HU4 6RZ Internal alterations to reconfigure layout of nos. 1-24 Installation of new doors and windows to nos. 1-24 Installation of new resin bonded gravel terraces, ramps and fences to the rear of nos. 1-20 (Application for listed building consent) Listed Building Consent Approved 20/00463/FULL Sutton 20/00463/FULL 6 Lowgate Sutton-On-Hull Kingston Upon Hull HU7 4US Amendment to previous approval for:- 1. Erection of single storey rear extension 2. Erection of single storey side extension 3. External alterations Application Permitted 20/00464/LBC Sutton 20/00464/LBC 6 Lowgate Sutton-On-Hull Kingston Upon Hull HU7 4US Amendment to previous approval for:- 7 Listed building consent involving 1. Erection of single storey rear extension 2. Erection of single storey side extension 3. External alterations Listed Building Consent Approved 20/00474/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00474/FULL 98 Welwyn Park Road Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7EA First floor rear extension over existing ground floor rear extension (4.4m long) Application Refused 20/00481/NMA Boothferry 20/00481/NMA Calvert Lane Land On West Side Kingston Upon Hull HU4 6BJ Non material amendment for 18/00688/RES - Erection of health centre including a retail pharmacy ( Application for approval of reserved matters including access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale following approval of outline application ref. 17/00871/OUT ) NMA Approved 20/00489/NMA Central 20/00489/NMA Wincolmlee (east Side 'Anderson's Wharf) Kingston Upon Hull HU2 8AH Non material amendment for approval ref. 19/00856/FULL - Construction of a temporary flood defence wall approximately 188 metres in length and a maximum of 1.5 metres in height NMA Approved 20/00492/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 20/00492/CONDET Land Adjacent To Humber Estuary, Including St Andrews Quay, St Andrews Dock, William Wright Dock, Albert Dock, Island Wharf, Humber Dock Basin, Victoria Pier, Victoria Dock Village And West Discharge of conditions for 18/01058/FULL - Hybrid Application (part outline, part full) for the construction of a Flood Defence scheme including associated structures, access, landscaping and construction works. - condition 20 8 Conditions Discharged 20/00493/FULL Pickering 20/00493/FULL 134-144 Bethune Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU4 7HA Erection of electric meter housing to entrance area. Application Permitted 20/00497/PAH Holderness 20/00497/PAH 93 Gillshill Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 0JL Erection of:- Single storey rear extension (4.95m long x 5.95m wide x 3.7m high). (Application to determine whether prior approval for development within the curtilage of a dwelling house is required for a rear extension) Prior Approval Granted 20/00502/RES St Andrews And Dockland 20/00502/RES Land Adjacent To Humber Estuary, Including St Andrews Quay, St Andrews Dock, William Wright Dock, Albert Dock, Island Wharf, Humber Dock Basin, Victoria Pier, Victoria Dock Village And West Application for the approval of reserved matters being Appearance and Landscaping following outline approval for the construction of flood defences.
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