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Application Num 4/16/2311/0F1 Applicant Mr P Gorman, Hakodadi, Arlecdon, FRIZINGTON, Cumbria CA26 3UW, Location HAKODADI, ARLECDON, FRIZINGTON Proposal ERECTION OF A UNIT FOR A DISABLED FAMILY MEMBER Decision Withdrawn Decision Date 4 November 2016 Parish Arlecdon and Frizington Application Num 4/16/2314/0F1 Applicant Mr M Carr, The Barn, Shaw Farm, MOOR ROW, Cumbria CA24 3LB, Location BARN ADJACENT TO SHAW FARM, MOOR ROW Proposal CONVERSION OF FARM BUILDINGS INTO THREE BEDROOMED DWELLING (RETROSPECTIVE) Decision Approve Decision Date 4 November 2016 Parish Egremont Application Num 4/16/2312/0F1 Applicant Mr R Kirkbride, 33 Honister Road, Mirehouse, WHITEHAVEN, Cumbria CA28 8HS, Location PLOT 2, OAK CRESCENT, WHITEHAVEN Proposal VARIATION OF CONDITION 2 OF PLANNING APPROVAL 4/15/2222/0F1 TO CREATE ADDITIONAL WINDOWS Decision Approve Decision Date 4 November 2016 Parish Moresby Application Num 4/16/2326/0F1 Applicant Mr and Mrs P Gaston, 44 Arlecdon Road, Arlecdon, FRIZINGTON, Cumbria CA26 3UX, Location LAND ADJACENT TO THE SUN INN, ARLECDON, FRIZINGTON Proposal VARIATION OF CONDITION 2 OF PLANNING APPROVAL 4/13/2469/0R1 RELATING TO SUBSTITUTION OF PLANS TO INCLUDE MINOR CHANGES INCLUDING THE INSTALLATION OF A BALCONY ON THE REAR ELEVATION Decision Approve Decision Date 4 November 2016 Parish Arlecdon and Frizington Application Num 4/16/2319/0F1 Applicant JW & VI Naylor, Hill Green Farm, Drigg, HOLMROOK, Cumbria CA19 1XD, FAO Mr J Naylor, Location HILL GREEN FARM, DRIGG, HOLMROOK Proposal STEEL FRAMED BUILDING FOR CUBICLE HOUSING TO SIDE OF EXISTING SILAGE CLAMP Decision Approve (commence within 3 years) Decision Date 4 November 2016 Parish Drigg and Carleton Application Num 4/16/2321/0F1 Applicant Mr J A Hewetson, 48 Dale View Gardens, EGREMONT, Cumbria CA22 2LN, Location FIELD 0079, CHAPEL ROW, ROWRAH, FRIZINGTON Proposal ERECTION OF AN AGRICULTURAL BUILDING Decision Approve (commence within 3 years) Decision Date 4 November 2016 Parish Arlecdon and Frizington Application Num 4/16/2335/HPAE Applicant Mr P Lockhart, Lakeside, Braystones, BECKERMET, Cumbria CA21 2YL, Location LAKESIDE, BRAYSTONES, BECKERMET Proposal PRIOR NOTIFICATION FOR SINGLE STOREY GLASS ROOM EXTENSION Decision Permitted Development Decision Date 1 November 2016 Parish Lowside Quarter Application Num 4/16/2349/0F1 Applicant Mr D Waugh, 44 Thorntrees Drive, Thornhill, EGREMONT, Cumbria CA22 2SU, Location 44 THORNTREES DRIVE, THORNHILL, EGREMONT Proposal ERECTION OF REAR EXTENSION TO REPLACE CONSERVATORY AND LOFT EXTENSION, TO INCLUDE DORMER EXTENSIONS TO FRONT AND REAR WITH BALCONIES TO FRONT ELEVATION Decision Withdrawn Decision Date 3 November 2016 Parish Beckermet with Thornhill.

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