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Delegated Planning Decisions PDF 29 KB LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 21 AUGUST 2006 LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL APPLICATION NO DETAILS DECISION 06/00041/FUL 39 Yorkshire Street West, Morecambe, Lancashire Application Refused Retrospective application for the construction of new shop front and roller shutter for Mohammed Azim Javed 06/00043/CU 16 Skipton Street, Morecambe, Lancashire Change of Application Refused use of ground floor from estate agents to a hot food takeaway for Steven Vernon 06/00322/CU 10 - 12 Clarendon Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Application Permitted Change of use of hostel to two dwellings incorporating demolition of rear outrigger for Adactus Housing Association 06/00416/FUL 15 Rothesay Road, Heysham, Morecambe Creation of Application Permitted access for Mr K Sharrock 06/00492/FUL Birch Cottage, Eight Acre Lane, Yealand Redmayne Application Withdrawn Construction of a new vehicular access for Mr And Mrs K Gallagher 06/00500/FUL Red Bank Farm, The Shore, Bolton Le Sands Renewal Application Refused of Planning Permission 01/00587/CU for Change of Use and Conversion of Farm Building into Farm Workers Dwelling for Mr E Archer 06/00501/FUL Lancaster Baptist Church, Nelson Street, Lancaster Application Permitted Alterations to existing access and erection of a first floor extension between church and Sunday school including glazed windows on east elevation for Lancaster Baptist Church 06/00516/CU Hala Carr Farm, Bowerham Road, Lancaster Change of Application Permitted use and conversion of stable/outbuilding to ancillary studio accommodation and erection of a conservatory to south elevation of farmhouse for Mr R Holl 06/00532/FUL 16 Thirlmere Drive, Morecambe, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted a rear conservatory for Mr D Latcham 06/00535/CU 37 Albert Road/ 41 Clarendon Road, Morecambe, Application Permitted Lancashire Change of use application for the conversion and refurbishment to live/work dwelling with A1/A2 or B1 use on ground floor for Adactus Housing Association 06/00549/FUL 68 Main Street, Warton, Carnforth Erection of a balcony Application Refused to the rear for Mr A Scrase 06/00555/LB 68 Main Street, Warton, Carnforth Listed building Application Refused application for the erection of a balcony for Mr A Scrase 06/00572/CU 1 Stirling Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Change of use Application Refused and conversion of launderette and flat into single dwelling with two storey rear extension for Mr S Masters LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 21 AUGUST 2006 06/00595/PAM Land On Pavement, Penrod Way, Heysham Erection of Application Permitted a 15m monopole with 3 no. antennae, 1 no dish and 4 no equipment cabins for Orange PCS Ltd 06/00614/FUL 1 Whinnysty Lane, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Application Permitted conservatory to the rear for Mr George R McIntosh 06/00616/FUL Philips House, Woodman Lane, Cowan Bridge Erection Application Permitted of a conservatory and alterations to access and walls to front of property for Mr P Armstrong 06/00618/FUL Britannia Hotel, Ullswater Road, Lancaster Creation of Application Permitted two new pedestrian entrances and new metal gates and fence for Mr R Dow 06/00622/FUL J Sainsbury Plc, Cable Street, Lancaster Installation of Application Withdrawn two roof mounted refrigeration units for Sainsburys 06/00623/FUL 30 New Street, Halton, Lancaster Erection of a two Application Permitted storey extension for Mr And Mrs Johnston 06/00633/FUL 59 Canterbury Avenue, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection Application Permitted of a single storey extension to rear for Mr And Mrs Price 06/00637/FUL Langdales, Rose Acre Lane, Yealand Conyers Application Permitted Demolition of existing tin clad shed and construction of barn/store on field adjacent for Miss Joan Jackson 06/00638/FUL 57 Morecambe Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Erection Application Permitted of a conservatory to rear for L Cody 06/00639/FUL 6 St Johns Terrace, Heaton With Oxcliffe, Lancashire Application Permitted Retrospective consent for the erection of a stable block to rear for W H Pickering 06/00640/FUL 18 Storey Avenue, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of a Application Refused single storey extension to the side to enlarge porch. for Mr Brendan Eastham 06/00648/FUL 51 Hest Bank Lane, Hest Bank, Lancaster Alterations Application Permitted and extensions to bungalow to provide first floor living accommodation including dormer and porch to the front for Mr John Ingram 06/00649/FUL 2 Halton Green Cottage, Low Road, Halton Erection of a Application Permitted conservatory for Mr Colin Frankland 06/00655/FUL Littlewoods, Common Garden Street, Lancaster Application Permitted Construction of a new shopfront in association with part division of unit 31 to form separate kiosk for Boultbee (Lancaster) Ltd 06/00656/FUL 1 Pine Close, Halton, Lancaster Erection of a single Application Permitted storey extension to form garage for Mr And Mrs Mannion 06/00664/CU Berrys Farm, Conder Green Road, Conder Green Application Permitted Change of use and conversion of farm buildings into two holiday units for Mr G Lawson And Sons 06/00665/ADV Co-op Store, 5 - 7 Hornby Road, Caton Erection of Application Permitted illuminated fascia sign and window graphics for United Co-Op Late Shop LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 21 AUGUST 2006 06/00671/FUL 2 Peel Crescent, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of a Application Refused single storey extension to rear for Mr And Mrs Muckalt 06/00678/ADV Trungs, 4 Main Road, Bolton Le Sands Erection of an Application Permitted externally illuminated free standing sign for Mr Trung Thanh Ly 06/00683/FUL 46A Tithebarn Hill, Glasson Dock, Lancaster Erection of Application Refused a single storey extension to rear and erection of detached garage for Mr And Mrs S Lord 06/00684/CU 78 Palatine Avenue, Lancaster, Lancashire Change of Application Permitted use from dwelling to non-residential educational use for Jon McCartney 06/00685/LB 2 Dallas Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Reroofing of Application Permitted covered yard to the rear for Mr And Mrs Easterby Smith 06/00689/FUL Loyne View, Rabbit Lane, Gressingham Erection of side Application Permitted and rear extension and new carport and cycle store for M Boot And J Bonnema 06/00691/FUL Stauvin Farm, Harterbeck Road, Roeburndale, Near Application Refused Lancaster Erection of a stock building (phase 1) for E And N Wright 06/00692/FUL Stauvin Farm, Harterbeck Road, Roeburndale, Near Application Refused Lancaster Erection of a stock building (Phase 2) for E N Wright And Son 06/00693/FUL Stauvin Farm, Harterbeck Road, Roeburndale Erection Application Refused of a stock building (phase 3) for E And N Wright 06/00697/LB Halton Park House, Halton Park, Halton Listed building Application Permitted application for various internal and external works for Mr And Mrs D Bowring 06/00699/FUL Bp Filling Station, Scotforth Road, Lancaster Application Application Refused for a variation of condition regarding opening hours on application 01/87/325 to allow 24 hour opening for Inyat Munshi 06/00700/FUL HSBC, 35 Market Street, Lancaster Installation of 3 no. Application Refused ATM cash machines for HSBC Bank Plc 06/00701/LB HSBC, 35 Market Street, Lancaster Listed building Application Refused application for the installation of 3 no. ATM cash machines for HSBC Bank Plc 06/00704/FUL 40 Hest Bank Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Erection of Application Refused a dormer to the side, single storey rear extension and erection of a detached garage for Mr Andrew Payne And Ms Karen Hodgson 06/00705/FUL 27 St Margarets Road, Bolton Le Sands, Carnforth Application Permitted Erection of dormers to side and rear and velux window to front for Mr And Mrs Harvey 06/00706/FUL 20 Hest Bank Lane, Hest Bank, Lancaster Conversion of Application Permitted bungalow into a two storey house. for E And K Livermore LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 21 AUGUST 2006 06/00708/FUL Common Bank, Wagon Road, Dolphinholme Demolition Application Refused of utility room and erection of new single storey extension with terrace on flat roof for Mr And Mrs G Chapman 06/00711/FUL 8 Moneyclose Grove, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Application Permitted a conservatory to rear for J McCormack 06/00712/FUL Cockerham C Of E School, Main Street, Cockerham Application Permitted Lancaster Erection of a single storey extension to rear for The Governors 06/00713/FUL Bridge Cottage, Lodge Lane, Wennington Partial Application Permitted demolition and rebuilding of original property with retention of existing front facade and the erection of a side extension and detached garage for Branstone Beck Developments 06/00715/FUL Applethwaite, Silverdale Road, Yealand Redmayne Application Permitted Erection of a two storey side extension and a single storey link to the rear for Mr D Smith And Ms S Holgate 06/00716/FUL 3 Astley Court, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of a Application Permitted conservatory to the rear for Mr And Mrs Slack 06/00720/FUL J Cole Handymans Builders Stores, Torrisholme Square, Application Permitted Morecambe Retrospective application for a new shop front for David A Farrer Ltd 06/00721/FUL 8 Borwick Avenue, Warton, Carnforth Demolition of Application Permitted existing garage and erection of a new garage for Harry Dixon 06/00722/FUL Luneville, White Lund Road, Morecambe Erection of Application Permitted covered way for disabled access to front for Mr And Mrs Downey 06/00725/FUL Lonsdale & Partners, Priory Close, Lancaster Application Permitted Replacement windows, installation of new air conditioning units and retrospective application for security
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