DOCSLIB.ORG

Councillor Maskell

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Councillor Maskell Ian Wardle Managing Director Civic Centre, Reading, RG1 7AE 0118 937 3737 Our Ref: N:\Plng Apps Councillor Maskell (Chair) Cttee\Agendas\141112.doc Councillors Ayub, Ballsdon, Gavin, Your Ref: Lawrence, Livingston, Page, Robinson, Singh and Whitham Direct: 0118 937 2112 e-mail: [email protected] 4 November 2014 Your contact is: Nicky Simpson – Committee Services NOTICE OF MEETING - PLANNING APPLICATIONS COMMITTEE – 12 NOVEMBER 2014 A meeting of the Planning Applications Committee will be held on Wednesday 12 November 2014 at 6.30 pm in the Council Chamber, Reading. The Agenda for the meeting is set out below. Please note that with regard to the planning applications, the order in which applications are considered will be at the Chair’s discretion, and applications on which members of the public have requested to speak are likely to be considered first. AGENDA ACTION WARDS AFFECTED PAGE NO 1. MINUTES OF THE PLANNING - 1 APPLICATIONS COMMITTEE HELD ON 15 OCTOBER 2014 2. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST - - - 3. QUESTIONS - - - 4. POTENTIAL SITE VISITS FOR DECISION BOROUGHWIDE 10 COMMITTEE ITEMS 5. PLANNING SITE VISITS REVIEW DECISION BOROUGHWIDE 13 6. PLANNING APPEALS INFORMATION BOROUGHWIDE 15 7. APPLICATIONS FOR PRIOR APPROVAL INFORMATION BOROUGHWIDE 20 8. OBJECTION TO TREE PRESERVATION DECISION ABBEY 32 ORDER AT 10 CLIFTON STREET CIVIC CENTRE EMERGENCY EVACUATION: Please familiarise yourself with the emergency evacuation procedures, which are displayed inside the Council’s meeting rooms. If an alarm sounds, leave by the nearest fire exit quickly and calmly and assemble at the Hexagon sign, at the start of Queen’s Walk. You will be advised when it is safe to re-enter the building. www.reading.gov.uk SMS Text 81722 DX 40124 Reading (Castle Street) Planning Applications to be determined Item(s) Action Ward(s) Page 9-10 DECISION ABBEY 41 11 DECISION CAVERSHAM 63 12 DECISION MINSTER 117 13-14 DECISION PARK 135 15 DECISION REDLANDS 149 16 DECISION SOUTHCOTE 161 17 DECISION THAMES 185 18 DECISION TILEHURST 203 19-20 DECISION WHITLEY 211 21 DECISION OUT OF BOROUGH 247 TABLE OF CONTENTS BOROUGH WIDE SCHEDULE OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS TO BE DETERMINED Planning Applications Committee – 12 November 2014 Item: 9 Page: 41 Ward: Abbey Application Number 141596 Application Type Demolition Prior Approval Applicant Reading Borough Council Address Civic Centre, Castle Street, Reading, RG1 7AE Proposal Application for prior notification of proposed demolition of Reading Civic Centre, concrete barrier and public toilets on Dusseldorf Way. Recommendation Application Permitted Item: 9 Page: 41 Ward: Abbey Application Number 141603 Application Type Screening Opinion Applicant Atkins Limited Address Reading Borough Council, Civic Centre, Castle Street/ Dusseldorf Way, Reading, RG1 7AE Proposal Screening Opinion requested relating to the demolition of the Reading Civic Centre, concrete barrier and the public toilets on Dusseldorf Way, Reading. Recommendation Application Permitted Item: 10 Page: 51 Ward: Abbey Application Number 141601 Application Type Full Planning Approval Applicant Reading Borough Council Address Reading Civic Centre Including The Mayor's Garden, Civic Centre, Reading Proposal Change of use of land to a temporary pocket park following the demolition of existing Civic Centre building. Recommendation Application Permitted Item: 11 Page: 63 Ward: Caversham Application Number 140997 Application Type Full Planning Approval Applicant Hermes Property Unit Trust Address St Martins Precinct, Church Street, Caversham, Reading Proposal Erection of new and extended retail (use class A1) floorspace, new restaurant (use class A3), new leisure (use class D2) floorspace, residential apartments (use class C3), car park works (including erection of a single storey deck and reconfiguration at ground level) and associated landscaping, surfacing, public realm and shopfront improvement works. Recommendation Permitted subject to Legal Agreement TABLE OF CONTENTS BOROUGH WIDE SCHEDULE OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS TO BE DETERMINED Planning Applications Committee – 12 November 2014 Item: 12 Page: 117 Ward: Minster Application Number 141471 Application Type Variation of Condition Applicant Porcelanosa UK Ltd Address 21 Rose Kiln Lane, Reading Proposal Demolition of the existing warehouse and the erection of a new retail warehouse (use class A1) with associated storage, car parking and landscaping, at 21 Rose Kiln Lane, Reading, without complying with conditions 5, 9, 17, 19, 20, 22 and 24 of planning permission 140542. Recommendation Permitted subject to Legal Agreement Item: 13 Page: 135 Ward: Park Application Number 071612 Application Type Full Planning Approval Applicant George Wimpey South West Thames Address Land At Green Road, Reading Proposal Construction of 2, 3 and 4 storey residential accommodation comprising 33 apartments, 6 detached houses, 34 semi-detached houses and 20 terraced houses (including 8 affordable semi-detached houses and 3 terraced houses) (re- submission of 07/00369/FUL) Recommendation Deed of variation Item: 14 Page: 138 Ward: Park Application Number 141428 Application Type Full Planning Approval Applicant Mr Alan Wick Address 44 College Road, Reading, RG6 1QB Proposal Retrospective Change of use from C3 to C4, changing an existing 4/5 bedroom house to six bedroom HMO with en-suites. Recommendation Application Permitted Item: 15 Page: 149 Ward: Redlands Application Numbers 141324 & 141325 Application Types Full Planning Approval (141324) & Listed Building Consent (141325) Applicant Reading School Address Reading School, Main House, Erleigh Road, Reading, RG1 5LW Proposal Demolition of existing chemistry building and firing range to allow the erection of a new two storey science block and associated services and landscaping, including temporary classrooms and temporary construction vehicle access off Addington Road for the duration of construction. The existing chemistry building is within the curtilage of a listed building and is connected to this listed building by a glazed link. A new glazed link will be built joining the two buildings. Recommendation Application Permitted TABLE OF CONTENTS BOROUGH WIDE SCHEDULE OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS TO BE DETERMINED Planning Applications Committee – 12 November 2014 Item: 16 Page: 161 Ward: Southcote Application Number 141380 Application Type Regulation 3 Planning Approval Applicant Reading Borough Council Address Southcote Primary School, Silchester Road, Reading, RG30 3EJ Proposal Two new build teaching block extensions (one part two-storey, one single storey), extension to front of school plus associated external works including new staff car park and new pedestrian accesses from Shepley Drive and Silchester Road. Recommendation Permitted subject to Legal Agreement Item: 17 Page: 185 Ward: Thames Application Number 141288 Application Type Full Planning Approval Applicant The Grey Coat Hospital Foundation Address Queen Annes School, Henley Road, Caversham, Reading, RG4 6DX Proposal The refurbishment and extension of Moore House to provide the school with a dedicated sixth form centre as well as a state of the art dining and kitchen facility. The sixth form centre will include a contemporary knowledge centre, a common room cafe and flexible teaching areas. The application also includes new external landscaping. Recommendation Permitted subject to Legal Agreement Item: 18 Page: 203 Ward: Tilehurst Application Number 141473 Application Type Regulation 3 Planning Approval Applicant Reading Borough Council Address Park Lane Primary School, School Road, Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire, RG31 5BD Proposal Replacement boundary fence. Recommendation Application Permitted Item: 19 Page: 211 Ward: Whitley Application Number 141447 Application Type Approval of Reserved Matters Applicant Oxford Properties Address 500 - 600 Longwater Avenue, Reading Proposal Application for approval of reserved matters (Access, Appearance, Scale, Layout and Landscaping) following outline approval 02/01311/OUT, as extended by 10/01659/EXT, relating to the development of 22,540 sqm of B1 business use, car parking, landscaping and related works Recommendation Application Permitted TABLE OF CONTENTS BOROUGH WIDE SCHEDULE OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS TO BE DETERMINED Planning Applications Committee – 12 November 2014 Item: 20 Page: 225 Ward: Whitley Application Number 141602 Application Type Full Planning Approval Applicant SEGRO Industrial Estates Limited Address Worton Drive, Reading Proposal Erection of new car showroom with ancillary offices to be used for the sale and display of motor vehicles and motor vehicle accessories and spare parts, service garage and workshop for the repair, servicing and maintenance of motor vehicles (with car wash and lubrication bays), parts storage and sale and hiring of motor vehicles, erection of free-standing car valet building, rooftop car storage deck with access ramp, photography bay, means of access, car parking (customer, sales and storage spaces) cycle parking facilities, drainage, landscaping, plant and ancillary works. Recommendation Permitted subject to Legal Agreement Item: 21 Page: 247 Ward: Out of Borough Application Number 141642 Application Type Adjacent Authority Consultation Applicant Marino Family Address Hogwood Farm, Sheerlands Road, Finchampstead, Berkshire, RG40 4QY Proposal Hybrid Application for: PART 1 - OUTLINE PERMISSION FOR: New Homes (Use Class C3) 1 500 dwellings (including affordable) on 43.63 hectares of land totalling approximately 225,000 sq. m of floorspace,
Load more

Recommended publications
  • CAVERSHAM BAPTIST CHURCH Showing the Heart of Esus, in the Heart of Caversham
    CAVERSHAM BAPTIST CHURCH Showing the heart of esus, in the heart of Caversham We’d like to hear what you think about the plans for improving our building Have your say: www.cavershambaptistchurch.org.uk/consultation CAVERSHAM BAPTIST CHURCH is working on initial plans for a redevelopment of the building to improve the facilities. We particularly wish for the building to be a hub for Caversham, at the heart of the community. We are looking for input from our community to help us develop these plans. aversham Baptist Church has stood in the centre The outside of the building is largely unchanged from the of Caversham for almost 140 years. The church original design, but the inside has been remodelled, Cwas formed in 1872 and initially met in the most recently in 1980 when the pews and balcony West Memorial Hall on the south side of Gosbrook were removed and the present kitchen, meeting Road, which was converted to flats in 2000. The rooms and toilets were added. congregation grew rapidly and the church members gave £5000 (around £400,000 in today’s The church currently has a congregation of around money) to fund the building of a new church. 90 children and adults each Sunday. We have a real heart for engaging with our local community The prolific architect Alfred Waterhouse, who also and showing God’s love in practical ways. designed the Natural History Museum in London and Reading Town Hall, was commissioned to design The building is used throughout the week by the the new church. The site was acquired in 1875 and church and a number of community activities and the new building opened on 2nd October 1877.
    [Show full text]
  • Summary Report of Listed Buildings in Caversham
    Berkshire Archaeology Designation Summary Report 01/06/2011 Number of records: 78 Listed buildings in Caversham DesigUID: DRM1603 Type: Listed Building Status: Active Preferred Ref: 38882 Grade: II Name: NO 4 CHURCH STREET Legal Description 1.CHURCH STREET 5128 (North Side) Caversham No 4 SU 7174 11/454 II GV. 2. C18 altered and refronted. 2 1/2 storeys. C19 tile roof with 3 gabled dormers and crested ridge, the 2 left hand dormers with bracketed gable ends. C20 stucco 2 storey shop front with 2 outer 1st floor glazing bar sash windows. Parapet with slight break in centre for shaped panel. Large fascia board for shop. Interior totally opened out for supermarket. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU7116974791 NGR: SU 71169 74791 (point) Associated Monuments - None DesigUID: DRM1454 Type: Listed Building Status: Active Preferred Ref: 38992 Grade: II Name: NOS. 86, 86A AND 88 KINGS ROAD Legal Description 1.KINGS ROAD 5128 (South Side) Nos 86, 86A and 88 SU 7273 7/506 II. 2. Early C19. 3 storey Bath stone ashlar front to brick building. A symmetrical pair. Band over rusticated ground floor; flat astragal and cornice to cope of parapet. 4 bays. Glazing bar sash windows 1st floor, mostly altered 2nd floor. No 86 has little balconies of cast iron on 1st floor. 6 panel doors with semi-circular fanlights, No 88 retaining arrowhead rails to steps. 2 projecting shop fronts on ground floor, probably original as they have channelled side walls and the band is mitred around them. Slate roof. Listing NGR: SU7212074517 NGR: SU 72120 74517 (point) Associated Monuments - None DesigUID: DRM1694 Type: Listed Building Status: Active Preferred Ref: 39116 Grade: II Name: 6 PADDOCK ROAD Legal Description 1.PADDOCK ROAD 5128 No 6 SU 7274 6/275 22.7.76.
    [Show full text]
  • Caversham Heritage Map a Guide to Historic Sites in and Around Caversham
    CAVERSHAM HERITAGE MAP A guide to historic sites in and around Caversham Detail from View of Caversham through the Abbey gateway, 1791. On the left is St Peter’s Church, the old bridge and a group of houses and boat builders’ workshops. Lower Caversham, which was known as East Thorpe, is over to the right. Copyright © CADRA 2012 The early history bridge at Caversham comes soon after Growth from 1850 of Caversham William’s death. Around the same time Caversham Park was laid out and fenced The coming of the railways brought rapid Archaeological finds show human activity as a hunting park, including the land now economic growth to Reading and to the in Caversham from Palaeolithic through to occupied by the BBC site and Caversham Oxfordshire village of Caversham. As Roman times. Gravel excavations at Dean’s Park Village. employment opportunities grew, housing Farm uncovered what may have been an Wartime conflicts continued when the was built close to the village centre for early Christian baptismal font. Manor passed to the Earl of Warwick – workers and on the heights for the more ‘the King Maker’ – who was killed in the affluent. Along with the housing came Wars of the Roses. He was to be the last traders, schools, churches and a new Lord of the Manor to reside at the house cemetery. The boatyards on the Thames 4 The iron bridge which opened in 1869, c. 1900 by the river. switched from building working boats to leisure craft as boating and swimming well as a replacement for the iron bridge – became more popular.
    [Show full text]
  • ENV0000112C Reading and Caversham Flood Alleviation Scheme
    T H A M E S A PPRAISAL PACKAGE ENV0000112C Reading and Caversham Flood Alleviation Scheme Appendix A: Options Appraisal Report Prepared for Environment Agency January 2019 CH2M Elms House, 43 Brook Green, London, W6 7EF United Kingdom Project Number: 683722CH Document History Reference Number: ENV0000112C-CH2-000-O00-RP-GEN-0004 Client Name: Environment Agency This document has been issued and amended as follows: Version Date Description Created By Verified By Approved By P01 15/05/2017 Draft P01.1 30/05/2017 Update of XXXXXXX - Draft only (internal) environmental sections P01.2 23/01/2018 Update of XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Draft only (internal) environmental XXXXXXX sections C01 02/02/2018 Approval of draft XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Option Report P02 08/01/2019 Update of options for XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX OBC submission Contents 1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Background ................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Approach & Purpose of this Report .............................................................................. 6 2 Business Case Objectives .................................................................................................. 7 2.1 Development of Objectives .......................................................................................... 7 2.2 Overall Objectives for the Business Case .....................................................................
    [Show full text]