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774 FAR CHESHIRE. (KELLY.S FARMERS-continued. Shaw I. Primrose bank, Bosley, Cn~Itn Shuffiebottom Mrs. Belen, Lowet Saddler W.Red ha], Wistastn.Xntwch Shaw James, Ferney bank, 1\ewhall, Withington, Crewe- Sadler Mrs. A. K ewton, Tattnhll. Chstr Whitchurch, Salop Shuffiebottom J oseph, Brooks:.de,~lar~ Sadler Mrs. Charles, Tattenhall, Chstr Shaw J. Lane end, Fallybroom, 1\lclsfl.d ton, Crewe Sadler James, Acton, Nantwich Shaw J. Lirr ho. BetC"hton, Sandbach Shuker Ebenezer, Haslington, Crewe Sadler J. Botterley hl.Faddiley,Nntwh Shaw Joseph, Back Lane house, Sut- Shuker Levi, A.udlem, Nantwich Sadler John, J)elamere, Kelsall ton, Macclesfield Shuker William, Audlem, Kantwicb Sadler Thomas, Harthill, Chester Shaw Levi, Sntton, ~Iacclesfield Siddall A. Oakhanger, Haslington,Crw Sadler T.Marley ldg.Marbry.Whtchrcb Shaw Mrs. Martha, Bickley, ·whit- Siddall George, West end, Wistaston, Sadler W. Newton, Tattenhall, Chestr church (Salop) Nantwich Sadler ·william, Yew Tree house, Shaw Mrs. Sarah, Barnton, Northwich Siddall James Ernest, Swanw:ck hall, Wrenbury, Nantwich Shaw Stephen, Hatton Heath, Chester Goostrey, Crewe Sa.insbury Wm. Lit. Mollington.Chstr Shaw Thomas, Saighton, Chester Siddall John, Haslington, Crewe Salisbury Lazarns, 'Villaston, Nantwb Shaw Thomas, Ship brook, Northwich Siddall John, Hassall, Sandbach Salmon Albei't, Barthomley, Crewe Shaw William, Leese, Middlewich Siddall Samuel, Haslington, Crewe Salmon Mrs. .Ann, Englesea brook, Shaw W. Xewhall, Aston, Nantwich Siddorn E. Brownlow, Astbury, Cnglttt Shaw W. The Fold, ~Iillbrook, Stlybdg Siddorn Mrs. F. Rushton, Tarporley 'Vet:hon, Crewe • Salmon John, Hough, Nantwich Shaw William, jun. HolEn green, New- Siddorn H. Oxhayes, Rushton, Trprly Salmon R Holly bank, Rowton,Chstr hall, Audlem, 1\" antwich 1 Siddorn John, Dairy brook, Astbury, Salmon U.H.Hope gn.Adlngtn.Mclsfl.d Shawcross C. Clav ho. Hale, Altrnchm I Congleton Salmon T. Cheaveley, Huntngtn.CQstr Sheen George, Br.indley, Nantwich S:ddorn J. Up. Broxton hall, Chester Salmon Thomas, Waverton, Chester Sheen Herbert, Eddisbury, Kelsall Sidebotham John, Mottram, l\lnchster ,Sandbach .A.dam, Spurstow, Tarporley Sheen Miss Jane, Tiverton, Tarporley Sidebottom Geo. Holmes Chapel,Crew Sandbach James, New Beachin, Cod- Sheen Thomas, Bunbnry, Tarporwley Sidebottom John, Dewnsnap farm, . dington, Chester Sh{'Idon James, Broken cross, Mcclsfl.d Hollingwortb, Manchester Sanders Charles Harris, Wood lane, Sheldon John, Hibbert brow, Adling-, Sidebottom Jas. Hollingwortb,M'chstr Adlington, Macclesfield ton, Macclesfield I Sidebottom James, Nettle Hall farm, Sanders Ralph, Cheadle llth. M'chstr Sheldon Joseph, R.ainow, Macclesfield 1 Hollingworth, ).fancheste~ Sanders 'Vm. Oakmr-re, Northwich Shelmerdine George, I•'ox twist, Dnt- Sidebottom Samuel, Hazel Gro.Stkprt SandE:rson Char!.-s, Brookhouse green, ley, .Macclesfield Sidebottom Sml. Torkington, Stckprt Smallwood, S t{)ke-on-Trent Sh{'lmerdine Wm, Woodford, Stockprt, Sigley 'fhomas, Callow Fold, Ra:now, Sanderson Geo. N oah's Ark, Small· Shenton George, Bickley, Malpas Macclesfield wood, Stoke-on-Trent Shenton John, Egerton, Malpas Silvester .Mrs. Elizabeth, Kantwich Shenton Richard, Etchells, Cheadle Simcock Caleb, Town Lane hall, Mob· Sanderson John, Moss end, Small­ Shenton W. Peel hall, Etchells, Chdle berley, Knutsford wood, Stoke-nu-Trent Shephard· John, Gorstage, Weaver- Simcock George Henry, Dodcott, Sankey Aaron, Mosswood hall, Stret- ham, Northwich Burley Dam, vVhitchurch (Salop) ton, Warrington Shepherd Robert, 1\lickledale, Overton, Simcock J.W.Burwardsley, Tattenhall Sant Charles, Tetton, Middlewich 'Varrin~Ston Simcock Thomas, Moat house, Alpra- Sant J. Bunsley bnk. Audlem, :Kntwch Shepherd Thomas, Stamford Bridge, ham, Tarporley Sant Ralph, Bradwall road, Sandbach Barrow, Chester Simpson Chas. F. Tiverton hall,Tarprly Saunders Mrs. E. Little Leigh,Nthwch Shepley 'I'. Owl cloug-h, :Marple, Stlrprt Simpson George, Audlem, Nantwich Saunders James, Owl's nest, Hatton, Shepley Thomas, School fold, A.dling- Simpson George, Plumley, Knutsford Warrington ton, Macclesfield Simpson G. W. Blakenhall, Nantwich Savage David, Helsby, 'Yarring~on Sherlock Mrs. Ann, Swindford house, Simpson James, Brown's bank, New- Savage John, Ads wood, Stockport Barrow, Chester hall, Audlem, Nantwich Savage Joseph, Woodhouses, Wrrngtn Sherlock Charles, lVillaston, Chester Simpson J.Chamber hall,Etchlls.Chdll'­ Savage Samuel, Linney tenement, Sherratt l\Irs. A. Radnor hall, Cngletn Simpson J.Dromedry.lo.Goostry.Crew& Bramhall, Stockport Sherratt James, Caldy, W. Kirbyf S.O Simpson J. Stockport Etchlls.M'chestr Savage ""\Viliiam, Adswood, Stockport Sberratt J. Brook ho. Astbury, Cngltn Simpson Joseph, Bromborough S.O Scarratt William, Brimstage, B'head Sherratt William, The Little Glebe, Simpson Peter, AppletDn cross, Apple-. Schwabe Clifford, Ollerton, Knnt!>ford Astbury, Congleton ton, Warrington Scott Mrs. Elizabeth, K ess, Chester Sherwin C. .A.shlev hall, Altrincham Simpson l\Irs. Rose, Oughtrington, . Scott Richard, Wybunbury, Nantwich Sherwin Charles, Xewhall, Northwich Lymm, Warrington Scott Samuel, Wybunbury, Kantwich Sherwin J. Aston-by-Budworth, Nwch Simpson Wm. Clive, Winsford R.S.O Scott Thomas, Little Neston, Chester Sherw:n John, Bostock Grange, Bos- Sims Joseph, Marton, Crewe Scott Waiter, Haymoor grn. Nantwich tock, Northwich 1 Sims Thos. Chapel ho. l\Iarton, Crewe Scott William, Stapeley hall, Nantwich Sherwin John, Stanthorne, l\liddlewch ~ims William, Higher Fence road. Scott William, Styal, Handfth.lWchstr Sherwin Samuel, Old moss, Brnen Hurdsfield, Macclesfield Scragg E. A.ston-by-Sutton,Prstn. brok Stapleford, Tarporley Sims William ( exors. of), Plum tree, Scragg Henry, Elton, Sand>bach. Sherwin Samuel, 'Vithin house, Iddin- Somerford Booths, Congleton Scragg J. High la. Gawsworth,l\'Iccslfl.d shall, Tarporley Singleton Harry, Broxton, Chester Scragg John, Elton, Sandbach Sherwin Thomas, Dairy bank, Spros- Ske.Jland Thomas, Tbelwall, ·warringtn Scragg Richard, Stonley green, Bur· ton, Holmes Chapel, Crewe Skelland Thos. Theapwood, l\lalpa.s land, N"antwich Shone A.rthur A. Lark ton, l\Ialpas Skellern J ~hn, Bosley, Congleton Shakerley l\Iri.sses Hannah, Sarah & Shone Mrs. E. Norbury, Whitchurch Sh:ellern S1meon, Buglawton, Congltn Jane, Tett.on, l\fiddlewich Shone G. 1\Iaur:ce, Hampton, Malpas Skerratt Thomas, Haslington, Crewe Shakeshaft Charles, Brickfields, Store- Shone John, Great Saughall Chester Sack Allen, Round ho. Leese,Mddlwch ton, Be,bington S.O Shone John, Norhury, Whit~hnrch Sla.ck David, Narr, Wildboarclough, Shakeshaft J.Cherry la.Lymm,Wrngtn Shone J. Tushingham, Whitcburch l\Iacclesfield Shakeshaft Matthew, Lymm, \~rrngtn Shore A. Faddilev bank, Nantwich Slack G.Hall la.Alderley Edge,:M'cbstr Shakeshaft R:cbard, Swineyard lane, Shore Francis, Threapwood, ~lalpas Slack George, Litle Moss, Great War- High Legh, Knutsford Shore FrederiC'k, Hank!'low. :'\:mt•vicl1 ford, Knutsford Shakeshaft Thomas, Brimstage, B'hd Shore John, Woodworth green, Bun- Slack Geo. Mill ho. Bosley, Congleton ShakeshaU T. Thornton Hough, Chstr bury, Tarporley Sla.ck George, Sandbach Shallcross C. Lit. Barrow, Brrw.Chstr Shore John, Poynton, Stockport Slack John, Austerson, Nantwich Sballcross Henry, Ashton, Chest-er Shore John Ea ton, Whitegate house, Slack Jn.Lane ends,Sutton, Maccle~fld Shallcross J. Lit. Barrow, Brrw. Chstr Sound, Nantwich Slack Mrs. l\1. Cow la.Sutton,Maccl~fld Shallcross J. Tan ho. Kingsley,Wrngtn Shore Joseph, Hatherton. Xnnf wi('h Slack Mrs. :Mary Ann, Higher Keys Shallcross William, Kingsley, Wrrngtn Shore Richard, Whatcroft, Northwich green, Bosley, Congleton Sha1'p MiS's .J. i\'tatn st.:FX'od-shm,Wngtn Shore R. Wil!bank, Faddiley, Nntwch Slack Samuel, Bosley, Congleton S~·ln'}:·lM Jm:rt~1l, ~ymm, Warrirtgton Shore S.Ack la. Cheadle Hulme,Stkpt Slack 'rhoma:s, Little Mol!s, Gteat Sharpley WJiinm, Condlyffe place, Shrieves Fredk. l\lobberley, Knutsfrd Warford, Knutsford Rainow, Mlteclesfiflld Shrigley John, Astbury, Congleton Slack William, Stocks la. Stalybrid!!P Sh!!l'rucks J11mes, Wilmslo-w, 1\l'chstr Shropshil'e John, Hunsterson, Xntwch Slack Mrs. William, Lo-wer Dro~ hay, Shaw Edward, Eaton, 'l'atporley SbufHebotham .Jam{'s, Wood cottage, Sutton, Macclesfield Shaw Edwal'd, Great Tidhock, Gaws~ Wincle, Macclesfield Slack Mrs. Wm. Sirtdington, Cre-we wol"th, Ma'ccl1lsfield ShufH~botham Ralph, White hills, Slater Csrn-g, DunkiTk hon~e. Jtre-reA Shaw ~ge, Plumley, Knuts!ord l\Iacclesfield Forest, l\Iacdesfield ton, Sandbach Shaw G-eol'ge, 1\lottershead, Dobford, ShnfHebotham R. Grange, w:ncle, Slater Cyrus, "\Yoodtord l1all, ~. North R(ldn, Cortgleton 1\farrl{'~{'lrl Wino;forrl R.S.O Sha-w Benry, srroston, Midd:ewich ShufHebottcm R. Lawton, Stoke-on-'!' Slntet- John,.iddington hall, ~ .
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    Application No: 14/2475M Location: PINEWOOD HOTEL, 180, WILMSLOW ROAD, HANDFORTH, CHESHIRE, SK9 3LF Proposal: Repairs and rebuilding part of chapel, replacement windows and doors, conversion to create 7no. apartments, two storey rear extension to create additional accommodation and removal of listed trees. Applicant: Mr Atif Rulal Expiry Date: 05-Sep-2014 Date Report Prepared: 17 October 2014 SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION Approve subject to s106 agreement and conditions MAIN ISSUES • Principle of housing on the site • Impact upon listed building • Impact upon the character of the area • The impact upon trees of amenity value • The impact upon highway safety • The impact upon the amenity of neighbouring property REASON FOR REPORT The application has been called in to Committee by Cllr Burkhill for the following reason: The building is grade 2 listed and contains an old chapel with a baptismal pool and some stai ned glass windows. It is part of Handforth's heritage. The works listed are of concern due to t he important artefacts within the building and TPO trees in the grounds which are proposed t o be cut down. I would ask therefore that the committee decide the application after perhaps a site visit. DESCRIPTION OF SITE AND CONTEXT The application site comprises a two / three-storey building, which was last used as staff accommodation ancillary to the adjacent hotel, and adjacent area of hardstanding last used for car parking. The building is Grade II listed and the trees to the north of the site and offsite to the south and east are protected by Tree Preservation Order.