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North Lanarkshire Council North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT Plann in g Applications for cons iderat io n of Planning and Environment Committee Committee Date : 12thDecember 2001 AGENDA ITEH IIOe-ww- B Ordnance Survey maps reproduced from Ordnance Survey with the permission of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 12'h DECEMBER 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 8 N/O 1/00364/OUT Mr & Mrs J Wilson Development Comprising Housing, Refuse Hotel, Golf Course & Clubhouse, Holiday Chalets & Leisure Facilities (Part Site) - Auchinstarry Farm, Auchinstarry Kilsyth 19 NiO 1 IOO8791FUL Fannfoods Ltd Erection of 4 (Class 1) Retail Units, Refuse Totalling 1096 Square Metres and Associated Parking and Landscaping - 6 South Muirhead Road, Seafar Cumbernauld 24 N/O 1/010 1O/FUL A L Bankier Part Use of Commercial Garage for Grant Car Sales - Commercial Garage, Deacons Road, Kilsyth 27 N/O 1/O 13 12/OUT Blackmill Properties Construction of Dwellinghouse - Grant Plot at Junction of Parkbum Road and Garrell Avenue, Kilsyth 31 Ni011013 13IFUL Mr R Blair Construction of Dwellinghouse - Grant Plot 11 Coach Close, Kilsyth 35 N/O 1/0 1314/FUL BT Cellnet Limited Erection of Telecommunications Tower Refuse and Ancillary Equipment - Westerwood Garden Centre, Eastfield Road, Cumbemauld 41 N/O 1/0 134 1/FUL Carter & Cowan Conversion of Workshop to Grant Dwellinghouse, Construction of 4 Flats And formation of 10 Parking Spaces - Land to the Rear of 93/95 Main Street/ Gartferry Road, Chryston 46 N/O 1/0 135 8/FUL Mr & Mrs McLeish Erection of Conservatory - Grant 56 Dunalastair Drive, Stepps 50 N/O 1/O 1359/FUL Mr & Mrs A Green Erection of Conservatory - Grant 58 Dunalastair Drive, Stepps 54 N/O 1/0 137l/FUL Mr J McCarroll Erection of Garage and Formation of Grant Driveway - 24 Cawder Road, Carrickstone, Cumbernauld 58 Ni011013801FUL Malcolm McNally Change of Use of Property to a Refuse Children's Nursery - The Rectory, 15A Fleming Road, Seafar, Cumbemauld 63 N/O 1/01384/AMD Ms A Morrison Use of Premises as Book Distribution Grant Centre - 17 Register Road, Kilsyth 68 N/O 1/O 1464/FUL Mr & Mrs P Diamond Extension to Dwellinghouse - Grant 7 Kings View, Cumbernauld APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 12“’ DECEMBER 2001 Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 73 C/9 9/0 16 65/FUL Mr S Couper Culverting of Mollinsburn and Extension Grant to Yard to Form HGV Turning Area and Paddock (In Retrospect) - Land to Rear of 19 Airdrie Road Mollinsburn, Cumbernauld 79 c/01/00081/FuL Enviroscot Limited Extension to Recycling Yard - Grant (P) Languir Way, Bargeddie 90 C/O I /00296/FUL Mr A Stewart Land Engineering Works Comprising Grant (P) Removal of Ash Material, Importation of Clay/Soils and Subsequent Restoration - Land At Old Gartliston Works, 301 Gartgill Road, Glenboig, Coatbridge 98 C/O 1100702MIN J Haig Hamilton & Sons Remediation of Land for Agricultural Use Refuse (P) including the Importation of Inert Waste Material - North Medrox Farm, Annathill c ni 0071 I FUL Loretto Housing Association Alterations to and Use of Vacant Grant Building as Single Dwellinghouse Including Upgrading of Vehicular Access - 5 West Canal Street, Coatbridge 110 C/O1/00712/LBC Loretto Housing Association Alterations to and Use of Vacant Grant (P) Building as Single Dwellinghouse Including Upgrading of Vehicular Access - 5 West Canal Street, Coatbridge 115 C/O 1/00847/FUL Mr & Mrs Beekman Erection of Two Storey Extension to Refuse Dwellinghouse - 16 Alder Grove, Coatbridge 119 C/O 1/0086O/FUL Mr & Mrs J McLauchlan Change of Use from Dwellinghouse to Refuse Nursery - Heath Park, 37 Victoria Place, Airdrie 125 C/O U009 19/LBC John C Dalziel (Properties) Demolition of ‘C’ Listed Flats and Grant (P) Limited Shops - 77 - 83H High Street, Airdrie 131 C/O 1/00964/FUL 186K Limited Installation of Three Containers within Grant Enclosed Compound (in Retrospect) - British Gas Plc, Mollinsburn Road, Glenmavis, Airdrie 134 C/O 110 1 184iMIN GM Mining Limited Extraction of Coal by Opencast Methods Grant (P) in Advance of Approved Landfill Operations with Ancillary Road Crossing Point - Site of Former ‘Park Pit’ Opencast Coal Site, Drumshangie OCCS, Greengairs 144 C/O 1/O 1 192/FUL Dundas Estates and Erection of Residential Development Grant Development CO Ltd Comprising 14 No Flats and 12 No Houses and Formation of Vehicular Access - Glen Hotel, 63 Main Street, Chapelhall, Airdrie APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 12'h DECEMBER 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 148 C/Ol/Ol198/FUL One 2 One Personal Erection of 10 Metre High Grant Communications Telecommunications Mast and Associated Ground Works - Land South of 1 12 Townhead Road Drumpellier Country Park, Coatbridge 153 C/O 1/0 1207/FUL Robert Shaw Erection of Conservatory - Grant 57 Balmoral Avenue, Glenmavis 156 C/O 1 /O 1268/FUL Mr & Mrs R Allison Erection of Garden Wall (In Retrospect) - Grant 39 Willow Crescent, Coatbridge 161 C/O1/01288/FUL Heron Property Limited Erection of 3 No IndustriaVWarehouse Grant Units - Site Adjacent To and South of Blocks 1-3 (West of Dalrymple Drive), Dundyvan Industrial Estate, Coatbridge 167 C/O1/01334/FUL Oakmall Properties Alterations to Listed Building as Part of Grant Change of Use of Residential Home to Flatted Residential Accommodation (7 in Total) Including the Erection of 4 Flatted Dwellinghouses - Kennilworth, 5 1 Blairhill Street, Coatbridge I75 CIO 110 1335lLBC Oakmall Properties Alterations to Listed Building as Part of Grant (P) Change of Use of Residential Home to Flatted Residential Accommodation (7 in Total) - Kennilworth, 5 1 Blairhill Street, Coatbridge 178 ClO 1/0 135OMIN GM Mining Limited Formation of Road Crossing Point - Grant Arbuckle Road, Drumshangie Opencast Coal Site, Greengairs 182 C/Ol/Ol366/FUL Mr McCluckie Erection of 2 Storey Side Extension to Grant Dwellinghouse -1 1 Dykehead Crescent, Airdrie 187 C/O1/01397/FUL One 2 One Personal Installation of 14.45 Metre High Grant Communications Limited Telecommunications Mast and Associated Apparatus and Compound - Braefoot Farm, Airdrie Road, Caldercruix 191 S/OO/O 1002/AMD George Wilson (Stonehouse) Construction of 47 Dwellinghouses Grant (P) Ltd (Amendment to Layout) - Land to Rear of 1- 1 1 Wishaw High Road. Cleland 300 S 0 I '00 180IOUT Special Project Services Mixed Use Development - Refuse (P) North West of Strathclyde Park Bellshill 209 S/O 1/00827/OUT Robert and John Johnston Erection of Dwellinghouse - Rehse Herdshill Farm, Bogside, Newmains, Wishaw 214 Si0 1/00902/FUL Travelex UK Plc Installation of Free Standing ATM - Refuse McDonalds Restaurant, Glasgow Road, Wishaw I DATACOMMZ\WORD\PLA"ING\I2-declplgappsdoc APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 12'h DECEMBER 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus Recommendation 217 SI0 1100974iFUL Scotmid Co-op Alterations and Extensions to Shop - Grant 2 Carfin Street, New Stevenston 222 Si0 1/01023/0UT NLC Property Services Residential Development Construction Grant (P) Services - North Lanarkshire Council, Philip Murray Road, Bellshill 228 Si0 1/O 1045FUL George Wilson (Stonehouse) Erection of 23 Dwellinghouses Grant (P) Ltd Bellshill Athletic Football Club - Land East of 13 Bowling Green Street, Bellshill 2 7 ii 5 0 1 0 I047 FUL Hutchison 3G UK Limited Installation of 20 Metre High Lattice Grant Mast with 3 Antennae, 3 Microwave Dishes and Associated Telecommunications Equipment - M8 Motorway Service Area, Harthill 24 1 Crown Castle International Installation of 3 No 600mm Microwave Grant Dishes and Ancillary Development - Telephone Exchange, Mason Street, Motherwell 244 S/O1101073/FUL Mrs Elizabeth Hayes Siting of Snack Bar - Grant Motherwell Business Centre, Dalziel Street, Motherwell 247 S/O1/01089/0UT Carmyle Investments Ltd Erection of Dwellinghouse (Plot 1) - Refuse Land East of 2 Alpine Grove, Uddingston 252 S/O 1/0 109l/OUT Carmyle Investments Ltd Erection of Dwellinghouse (Plot 2) - Refuse Land East of 2 Alpine Grove, Uddingston 255 SI0 1/O 109210UT Carmyle Investments Ltd Erection of Dwellinghouse (Plot 3) - Refuse Land East of 2 Alpine Grove, Uddingston 258 S/O 110 109310UT Carmyle Investments Ltd Erection of Dwellinghouse (Plot 4) - Refuse Land East of 2 Alpine Grove, Uddingston 26 1 Si0 1/0 1094/OUT Carmyle Investments Ltd Erection of Dwellinghouse (Plot 5) - Refuse Land East of 2 Alpine Grove, Uddingston 264 S/O 1/O 1/O 1126/FUL Colin Nailen Change of Use of Vacant Site to Grant Car Breakers - 2 1 Meadow Road, Motherwell 267 S/01/01181/FUL P McCloskey Partial Change of Use of Site to Refuse Construct Garden Sheds for Commercial Sale - 2 Sprig Way, Harthill I DAl4 COVM2 WORD\PLANNING 12-declplgapps doc APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 12thDECEMBER 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 272 S/01/01191/OUT T Young Ltd Engineers Residential Development(in outline)- Rehse (PI Land West of Sunnyside Nursery Wishaw High Road, Cleland 280 S,'O 1 /01249/FUL David McKendrick Change of Use of Open Space to Garden Grant Ground and Rear Extensions to Dwellinghouse - 28 Clark Street, Newmains 284 S/01/01256/FUL Orange PCS Ltd Erection of 15 Metre High Grant Telecommunications Mast with Associated Microwave Dishes Antennae, Equipment Cabins and Fencing - Millbank Caravans Netherton Road, Wishaw 289 Si0 110 127l/FUL Mr Townsley Erection of Dwellinghouse - Refuse (P) Land South West of 7 1 Chapel Road, Wishaw 295 S/O 1/O 128 1 /FUL One 2 One Personal Erection of 14.4 Metre High Refuse Communications Telecommunications Mast with Associated Electrical Equipment - Land South East of Airbles Cemetery, Airbles Road, Motherwell 299 Si011013321FUL BT Cellnet Ltd Erection of 15 Metre High Grant Telecommunications Mast with 6 Antennae and Associated Equipment - Cleland Timber Supplies, North and South Road, Cleland 305 S/O1 /O 1352/FUL BT Cellnet Ltd Installation of 15 Metre Tower Grant Supporting 6 No.
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