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APPENDIX ‘A’: TO COMMITTEE - 1 - 24 FEBRUARY 2021 PLANNING APPLICATIONS APP. NO. APPLICANT DEVELOPMENT & LOCATION COMMENTS INTEREST 1 PA21/00641 Mr R Elliott- New external steps to access Objection – overlooking and loss of Ogden parking area. privacy. The proposed construction is an incongruous feature in a The Mouse House, 3 Cave Lane, conservation area. Mousehole Proposed: Cllr Davis Seconded: Cllr Bosworth 2 PA21/00996 Mrs R Martin Proposed single storey kitchen No objection extension within rear yard area Proposed: Cllr Pengelly 6 Wellington Place, Penzance Seconded: Cllr Waller 3 PA21/00812 Mr Michael External Alterations and No objection. Penzance Council Kaplan Associated Works (Previously supports solar panels and sustainable energy for environmental reasons. Approved PA20/04181) 6 Coulsons Terrace, Penzance Proposed: Cllr Pengelly Seconded: Cllr Cliffe 4 PA21/00587 Mr Andrew Repositioning of Coast FM No objection 7 for Bantock, Station transmitter. 1 abstain 1 against Z Media The Penwith Centre, Office 24 Proposed: Cllr Pengelly Production Svcs Parade Street, Penzance Seconded: Cllr Cliffe 5 PA20/11428 Mr R Jordan Single storey extension to rear of No objection property. Flat roof, block, render and granite construction. Proposed: Cllr Pengelly 3 Tretorvic, Heamoor Seconded: Cllr Waller 6 PA21/00732 Mr P Pickthall Re-roofing with natural dry laid No objection slate. Proposed: Cllr Pengelly 2 Chapel Place, Mousehole Seconded: Cllr Bosworth 7 PA21/00149 Mr Craig Proposed First Floor Extension No objection McCarthy and Ground Floor Link to Office with Terrace Area above. Proposed: Cllr Waller La Grange, Trythogga, Gulval Seconded: Cllr Cliffe APPENDIX ‘A’: TO COMMITTEE - 2 - 24 FEBRUARY 2021 PLANNING APPLICATIONS APP. NO. APPLICANT DEVELOPMENT & LOCATION COMMENTS INTEREST 8 PA21/00117 Dave Watkins, The National Oceanography No objection Cllr Elliott declared a Cornwall Council Centre and Plymouth University personal interest due to the proximity of the propose installing wave monitoring equipment to his home & equipment (Jan-Mar and Sept to the possible obstruction of Dec 2021) and an interactive Proposed: Cllr Cliffe his view. camera installation in March 2021. Seconded: Cllr Pengelly Penzance Promenade, Penzance 9 PA21/00282 Mr Guy Pitts Installation of septic tank. No objection Crick Seaswept Farm, Trevithal, Paul Proposed: Cllr Pengelly Seconded: Cllr Cliffe 10 PA21/00844 Mrs Kaute Replacement Front Porch, new No objection Side Extension and External Works. Proposed: Cllr Pengelly 2 Penarwyn Crescent, Heamoor Seconded: Cllr Jackson APPENDIX ‘B’: DELEGATED - 1 - 24 FEBRUARY 2021 PLANNING APPLICATIONS APP. NO. APPLICANT DEVELOPMENT & LOCATION COMMENTS INTEREST 11 PA21/00730 Ms Batty Replacement windows. No objection WINDOWS 20 Mennaye Road, Penzance Proposed: Cllr Elliott Seconded: Cllr Jackson 12 PA21/01071 Mr Chris Mercer Works to tree in a Conservation Area namely; No objection TREES Mature Common Lime (T1) - remove epicormic growth from lower half of crown (diameter <50mm); remove major deadwood (>30mm Proposed: Cllr Elliott diameter & 500mm length). Seconded: Cllr Jackson 4 South Parade, Penzance 13 PA21/00119 Ms Shelagh To change all windows and 2 doors from wooden No objection WINDOWS/ Newman frames to plastic frames. Proposed: Cllr Elliott DOORS 1 Park Corner, Penzance Seconded: Cllr Jackson 14 PA21/00597 Ms Cherish Retrospective: Replacement of wooden windows No objection WINDOWS Maxwell (rear attic windows). Two windows in the back of Proposed: Cllr Elliott the attic of Flat 3 were found to have rotten sills Seconded: Cllr Jackson and causing water ingress in the flat below. They were replaced with uPVC equivalent to repair the issue. The original windows are shown pictured in the application attachments, as are the new equivalents which were selected to be as aesthetically similar to the originals as possible and in keeping with the rest of the back of the building which has entirely uPVC windows. Flat 3, 72-73 Market Jew Street, Penzance APPENDIX ‘B’: DELEGATED - 2 - 24 FEBRUARY 2021 PLANNING APPLICATIONS APP. NO. APPLICANT DEVELOPMENT & LOCATION COMMENTS INTEREST 15 PA21/01129 Mr Simon Crouch- Removal of diseased Willow tree stump. No objection TREE Smith Old Hill Cottage, Love Lane, Penzance Proposed: Cllr Elliott Seconded: Cllr Jackson 16 PA21/01233 Mr Chris Bond 30% reduction/thinning and shaping of Copper No objection TREE Beech tree. Proposed: Cllr Elliott Summer Breeze, Trewithen Road, Penzance Seconded: Cllr Jackson 17 PA21/01258 Mr Tom McKnight, Works to 4 Lime trees. No objection TREES Eco Active Biscovey, Trewithen Road, Penzance Proposed: Cllr Elliott Arborists Seconded: Cllr Jackson .
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