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DECISIONS ISSUED - 25 Oct - 01 Nov 2018 The following Decisions have been issued. To view the full decision with associated documents please go to Document Viewer APPLICATION LOCATION PROPOSAL DECISION NUMBER 17/00351/VAR Lyne Hill Industrial Minor material PENKRIDGE Estate Boscomoor amendment to Lane Penkridge conditions 2, 10 Sue Frith ST19 5NU and 11 of the planning consent 15/01089/REM for the loss of one market 2 bed house and one affordable 2 bed house, and the substitution of eight house types 17/00321/FUL Oak Tree Caravan Erection of amenity FEATHERSTONE & Site New Road building BRINSFORD PC Featherstone South Staffordshire WV10 Gareth Dwight 7NT 17/00433/VAR Pearce Hay Farm Application to vary APPROVE Subject to BREWOOD & Kiddemore Green or remove Section 106 COVEN Road Bishops Wood conditions 4, 6, 8, Agreement Stafford South 9, 15, 18 and 19 of Lucy Duffy Staffordshire ST19 application 9AA reference 16/00395/FUL. Date of Decision: 08/12/2016 17/00434/VAR Pearce Hay Farm Application to vary APPROVE Subject to BREWOOD & Kiddemore Green or remove Section 106 COVEN Road Bishops Wood conditions 6 and 7 Agreement Stafford South of application Lucy Duffy Staffordshire ST19 reference 9AA 16/00396/LBC. Date of Decision: 08/12/2016 17/00461/VAR Lyne Hill Industrial Application PENKRIDGE Estate Boscomoor Reference Number: Lane Penkridge 13/00394/OUT Date Sherminder South Staffordshire of Decision: Dhillon 07/08/2013 Condition Number(s): Condition 9 Conditions(s) Removal: Variation of condition 9 of planning permission 16/00460/VAR (which varied condition 9 of the outline permission 13/00394/OUT) for alterations to the level of affordable housing with a minimum of 29 units being social rented and 33 units being intermediate housing Substitution of plans and level of affordable housing 17/00472/COU Chadwell Park Farm Storage of BLYMHILL & Chatwell Lane Caravans out of WESTON UNDER Great Chatwell season (months of LIZARD Newport South November, Staffordshire TF10 December, Sue Frith 9BN January, February and March) 17/00579/TREE_ 15 Brantley Tree Preservation T Crescent Order 83/1985. BOBBINGTON Bobbington T16 Remove Oak Stourbridge South Steve Dores Staffordshire DY7 5DB 17/00665/FUL Hollies Farm 9no. Proposed SAREDON Wolverhampton Dwellings Road Laney Green Lucy Duffy Wolverhampton South Staffordshire WV10 7LU 17/00772/FUL Longnor Hall Farm Retrospective LAPLEY, Wheaton Aston application for soft STRETTON & Road Longnor fruit production WHEATON ASTON Stafford South under Spanish Staffordshire ST19 Polytunnels. Sue Frith 5QN 17/00773/FUL Lower Drayton Retrospective PENKRIDGE Farm Lower application for soft Drayton Lane fruit production Lucy Duffy Penkridge Stafford under Spainish South Staffordshire Polytunnels. ST19 5RE 17/00774/FUL Land Adjacent Retrospective PENKRIDGE Swan Inn Whiston application for soft Road Whiston fruit production Lucy Duffy South Staffordshire under Spanish Polytunnels. 17/00780/FUL Upper Mitton Farm Retrospective PENKRIDGE Wheaton Aston application for soft Road Mitton fruit production Lucy Duffy Stafford South under spanish Staffordshire ST19 polytunnels (Major 5QW Development) 17/00781/FUL Land At Retrospective BREWOOD & Wolverhampton application for soft COVEN Road Gailey South fruit production Staffordshire under spanish Sue Frith polytunnels (Major Development) 17/00782/VAR Lapley Wood Farm Variation of LAPLEY, Lapley Lane conditions 2 and 3 STRETTON & Stretton Stafford (13/00642/FUL) to WHEATON ASTON South Staffordshire allow planting of ST19 9ND cherry trees in Sue Frith place of rotational soft fruit production. Polytunnels covered between start of April to end October 17/00783/DEM Former Moog Site Demolition of BILBROOK Wobaston Road Museum and Space Pendeford South Projects, Old Forge, Gareth Dwight Staffordshire Parkborn, JSF Facility, External store and east elevation extensions. 17/00795/FUL Clovelly Watling Demolition of PENKRIDGE Street Gailey existing dwelling Stafford South and outbuilding and Lucy Duffy Staffordshire ST19 erection of 5PR replacement dwelling and conversion of remaining outbuilding into dental surgery 17/00826/FUL 6 Norton Lane Dormer bungalow GREAT WYRLEY Great Wyrley adapted for Walsall disabled use Gareth Dwight Staffordshire WS6 6PE 17/00834/FUL Land Adjacent The use of land for BREWOOD & Brinsford Bridge the stationing of COVEN Stafford Road caravans for Coven Heath South residential Paul Turner Staffordshire purposes for additional 3no. gypsy pitches and 3no. transit pitches, together with the formation of hardstanding and utility/dayrooms ancillary to that use and conversion of the existing stable ref: 13/00838/FUL to the toilet block for the use of the transit pitches. 17/00858/FUL Chadwell Park Farm Use of land for staff BLYMHILL & Chatwell Lane and visitor parking WESTON UNDER Great Chatwell LIZARD Newport South Staffordshire TF10 Sue Frith 9BN 17/00864/LUP 26 Sunbeam Drive Tiled, hipped roof GREAT WYRLEY Great Wyrley to garage Walsall South Paul Thompson Staffordshire WS6 6LX 17/00878/TREE_ 45 Swynnerton Tree Preservation T Drive Essington Order 230/2006. ESSINGTON Wolverhampton Remove Oak South Staffordshire Steve Dores WV11 2TA 17/00905/REM Grey Farm 12 High The Scale: The LAPLEY, Street Wheaton height, width, STRETTON & Aston Stafford length and overall WHEATON ASTON South Staffordshire appearance of each ST19 9NP of the buildings. Lucy Duffy The Appearance: The visual impression. The Landscaping: Private and public space (hard and soft landscaping). 17/00923/LUE PDM Produce (UK) Use of former BLYMHILL & Limited Chadwell agricultural WESTON UNDER Park Farm Chatwell buildings as B1(a) LIZARD Lane Great offices in Chatwell South connection with Lucy Duffy Staffordshire TF10 agricultural activity 9BN on the holding 17/00930/FUL Chase Park Church Planning HATHERTON Lane Hatherton Application for WS11 1RR conversion of Jeff Upton existing Clubhouse to 26 no. apartments, extension of existing cricket pavilion, and the erection of new hockey pavilion with a new internal drive connection thereto 17/00934/TREE_ 9 Appleby Gardens Tree Preservation Tree Works Approval T Essington Order 6/1975. ESSINGTON Wolverhampton Remove a Weeping South Staffordshire Willow T3 Steve Dores WV11 2SZ 17/00960/OUT The Paddock Four detached LAPLEY, Hawthorne Drive dwellings STRETTON & Wheaton Aston WHEATON ASTON Stafford South Staffordshire ST19 Paul Thompson 9NQ 17/01042/OUT Bednall Hall Farm Detached Dwelling ACTON Common Lane TRUSSELL, Bednall Stafford BEDNALL & South Staffordshire TEDDESLEY HAY ST17 0SF Lucy Duffy 17/01085/FUL Land At Rous Relocation of Scout PATTINGHAM & Covert Snowdon Campsite and PATSHULL Road Burnhill Activity Centre Green from Patshull Lane Lucy Duffy Wolverhampton Scout Site to South Staffordshire Rous's Covert, WV6 7HU Burnhill Green including Lodge Accommodation, Camping Areas and Associated Activity Buildings and Car Park 17/01118/VAR 30 Kings Road Calf Removal of HATHERTON Heath Conditions 4 Wolverhampton (Access), 5 Gareth Dwight South Staffordshire (Turning Areas) WV10 7DU and 6 (Visibility Splays) of permission 14/00815/FUL. 18/00005/OUT Land West Of A449 Outline consent for BREWOOD & Carriageway extra care self COVEN Stafford Road contained 1-2 bed Coven South retirement Jeff Upton Staffordshire apartments that exist within a managed building that provides onsite care facilities associated with a nursing home including communal areas and serviced care accommodation. The existing access will be used for the development 18/00037/LBC Hoo Farm Hoo Lane 1) Repair ENVILLE Stourbridge South interior wall (D) Staffordshire DY7 which is currently Lucy Duffy 5HW brick infill. Advised in 2014 to remove brick and use a light weight panel instead. Guidance on most suitable material required. 2) Re-instate bricked up door also in wall (D). Original door step still there. 3) Permission to install an En-suite shower room. 18/00053/FUL Lawnside Cottage Single storey side CODSALL Strawmoor Lane extension, first Oaken floor rear extension Debbie Hall Wolverhampton (amendments to South Staffordshire 17/00874/FUL) WV8 2HY 18/00060/FUL 144 Post Office Proposed TRYSULL & Road Seisdon extensions forming SEISDON Wolverhampton study, cloaks / South Staffordshire kitchen extension. Lucy Duffy WV5 7HA First floor bedrooms and shower room. 18/00072/LBC The Old Barn Great 3 x Velux BLYMHILL & Chatwell Newport Conservation WESTON UNDER South Staffordshire windows to rear LIZARD TF10 9BJ roof Gareth Dwight 18/00117/FUL 30 Kings Road Calf Rear extension to HATHERTON Heath existing games Wolverhampton room Gareth Dwight South Staffordshire WV10 7DU 18/00121/FUL 42 Bridgnorth Road Demolish existing KINVER Stourton bungalow and build Stourbridge South new bungalow Laura Moon Staffordshire DY7 6RT 18/00074/OUT Leabank Levedale Replacing PENKRIDGE Road Penkridge redundant Stafford South dilapidated Thomas Cannon Staffordshire ST19 commercial 5AT buildings totalling approx. 1,009.39 sq.m. with a small- scale residential use of 4 dormer bungalows. 18/00114/VAR The Crowgreaves Variation of WOMBOURNE Stourbridge Road condition no.3 of Lloyd Hill 15/00756/FUL Lucy Duffy Wolverhampton South Staffordshire WV4 5NF 18/00177/FUL Greengates Wattles Replacement of ACTON Lane Acton Trussell existing dwelling TRUSSELL, Stafford South with three BEDNALL & Staffordshire ST17 bungalows TEDDESLEY HAY 0RE [resubmission of 18/00079/FUL] Paul Thompson 18/00193/FUL Land East Of Red Storage building HIMLEY Lane Gospel End Dudley DY3 4AN Paul Turner 18/00228/FUL The Firs St Michaels Proposed PENKRIDGE Road
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