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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
For Information Only
APPROVALS ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1178/FUL
  • Mr O Griffiths

Land Off Regent Road Countesthorpe
Countesthorpe Parish Council
Erection of three storey detached building comprising 3 no. one bedroom apartments and 1 no. two bedroomed apartments. Associated car parking and amenity space.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1179/LBC
  • Mrs Sue Ward

77 Main Street Kirby Muxloe Leicestershire Installation of a replacement front door
Kirby Muxloe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1220/DOC
  • Cadeby Homes
  • Enderby Parish Council

Land Off Harolds Lane Enderby Discharge of condition 6 (landscaping) attached to planning permission 13/0301/1/PX.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1264/HH
  • Mr And Mrs J. Collingridge
  • Narborough Parish Council

1 Coventry Road Narborough Leicestershire Demolition of existing garage, proposed erection of new garage and alterations to adjoining wall.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1329/FUL
  • Mr J Mac
  • Sapcote Parish Council

Land To South East Of Granitethorpe Quarry Leicester Road Sapcote Erection of stables, creation of manege and hard standing (Revised Scheme)

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1362/FUL
  • Mr Oliver Pickering
  • Blaby Parish Council

28 Park Road Blaby Leicestershire Detached double garage to rear

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1376/HH
  • Mr P Cudbill
  • Glenfield Parish Council

2 Gallimore Close Glenfield Leicestershire Two storey side extension and retention of boundary wall and gate at the front of the property.

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
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  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1380/HH
  • Mr Chauhan
  • Braunstone Town Council

68 Tuffleys Way Thorpe Astley Leicestershire Two storey side extension and demolition of existing conservatory.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1403/FUL
  • Bellway Homes Ltd (East Midlands)

Land North Of Station Road Stoney Stanton Leicestershire
Stoney Stanton Parish Council

Engineering works to include flood compensation area and storm water balancing lagoon

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1415/DOC
  • Ms. Natalie McLeavy
  • Braunstone Town Council

16 Bidford Road Braunstone Town Leicestershire Discharge of conditions 3, 4, and 5 attached to planning permission 15/0821/FUL.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1422/HH
  • Mr Juzar
  • Glenfield Parish Council

30 Saintbury Road Glenfield Leicestershire Single storey side and rear extension (to include demolition of existing garage)

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1424/HH
  • Mr And Mrs D Paylor
  • Blaby Parish Council

25 Chester Road Blaby Leicestershire Two storey side and single storey rear extensions

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1425/HH
  • Mr And Mrs J Hodges
  • Blaby Parish Council

22 Broadmead Road Blaby Leicestershire Single storey side and rear extension.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1427/HH
  • Mr Stuart Ashton
  • Glen Parva Parish Council

8 Grosvenor Close Glen Parva Leicestershire First floor side extension

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1433/HH
  • Mr Foster
  • Glen Parva Parish Council

22 Little Glen Road Glen Parva Leicestershire Single storey rear extension

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
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  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1439/HH
  • Mr And Mrs Moon
  • Glenfield Parish Council

6 Plowman Close Glenfield Leicestershire Single storey rear extension

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1451/HH
  • Mr Owen Hastie
  • Glenfield Parish Council

48 Olympic Close Glenfield Leicestershire Two storey side and single storey front and rear extensions

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1452/FUL
  • EMH Homes

Jubilee House Ladysmith Road Kirby Muxloe Creation of additional car parking spaces
Kirby Muxloe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1459/HH
  • Mr & Mrs Richard And Kerry Hill
  • Narborough Parish Council

62 Coventry Road Narborough Leicestershire Alterations and single storey rear extension.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1465/TC
  • Mr & Mrs Lister
  • Kirby Muxloe Parish

  • Council
  • Ravensbury Portland Road Kirby Muxloe

Felling of 1 Whitebeam Tree (T1) and crown thinning and reduce long lateral limbs to 1 Copper Beech (T2)

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1469/HH
  • Mr Richard Bazeley

13 Westfield Avenue Countesthorpe Leicestershire Single storey rear extension
Countesthorpe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1470/HH
  • Mr & Mrs D Kelly
  • Sapcote Parish Council

39 Sharnford Road Sapcote Leicestershire Single storey rear extension

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1475/FUL
  • Redrow Homes South Midlands

Plot 76, Thorpe Meadows Off Leicester Road Countesthorpe
Countesthorpe Parish Council

Erection of detached dwelling to include conservatory (Plot 76) previously approved under planning permission 13/0458/1/MX

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
For Information Only

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1476/HH
  • Mr & Mrs G Healey
  • Glenfield Parish Council

73 Station Road Glenfield Leicestershire Single storey side extension and porch to front

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1486/HH
  • Mr Andrew Hutchinson
  • Kirby Muxloe Parish

  • Council
  • 42 Oakcroft Avenue Kirby Muxloe Leicestershire

First floor side extension (including conversion of existing garage)

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1489/HH
  • Mr _ Mrs Ian Holliland
  • Sharnford Parish Council

17 School Lane Sharnford Leicestershire Demolition of rear conservatory, single storey front and rear extensions and two storey side extension.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1505/HH
  • Mr And Mrs Geary

22 Pleasant Close Leicester Forest East Leicestershire Two storey front and single storey rear extensions
Leicester Forest East Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1507/HH
  • Mr Adam Taylor
  • Enderby Parish Council

11 Abbey Road Enderby Leicestershire First floor side extension.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1513/VAR
  • Brackley Property Developments Ltd.
  • Enderby Parish Council

Plot 4C (Grove Park) Barton Close Enderby Variation of condition 5 attached to planning permission 15/1225/RM (Erection of three storey detached office building (Class B1) with associated access, vehicle parking and landscaping).

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1516/HH
  • Miss L Whitmore
  • Blaby Parish Council

31 West Street Blaby Leicestershire Two storey side extension

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1517/DOC
  • Morris Homes (Midlands) Ltd
  • Elmesthorpe Parish

  • Council
  • Land North Of Clickers Way Elmesthorpe

Discharge of condition 8 (floor levels) attached to application 11/0606/1/OX and which also relates to condition 14 attached to application 13/0951/1/PX

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
For Information Only

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1522/ADV
  • Boots UK
  • Braunstone Town Council

532 Braunstone Lane Braunstone Town Leicestershire Display of internally illuminated fascia sign and digital display screen within store window. Repositioning of existing pharmacy sign.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1523/FUL
  • Boots UK
  • Braunstone Town Council

532 Braunstone Lane Braunstone Town Leicestershire External access ramp.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1525/TC
  • Mr A Ahmed

The Spinneys Stamford Road Kirby Muxloe Removal of one Lawson Cypress
Kirby Muxloe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1526/ADV
  • Notemachine UK Ltd

1 The Bank Countesthorpe Leicestershire Retention of internally illuminated ATM fascia signage
Countesthorpe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1527/FUL
  • Notemachine UK Ltd

1 The Bank Countesthorpe Leicestershire Retention of ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
Countesthorpe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1530/HH
  • Mr Ian Carruth
  • Narborough Parish Council

5 Willow Close Littlethorpe Leicestershire Two strorey front extension

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1533/FUL
  • Smith Brothers Stores Ltd
  • Whetstone Parish Council

Unit V2 The Ecohub Blaby Industrial Park Winchester Avenue Change of use of building to storage, distribution and offices (Use Class B1/B8) together with replacement security fencing and gates

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1534/HH
  • Mr M King
  • Glenfield Parish Council

22 Tredington Road Glenfield Leicestershire Single storey rear extension and walled patio area.

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
For Information Only

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1536/HH
  • Mrs Gail Lyall
  • Kirby Muxloe Parish

  • Council
  • 70 Desford Road Kirby Muxloe Leicestershire

Single storey rear extension, raising of roof height and demolition and relocation of garage to rear garden.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1547/TPO
  • Taylor Wimpey East Midlands
  • Narborough Parish Council

Street Record Goscote Drive Narborough Crown lift to 5m and removal of branches and deadwood of one Lime Tree

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1549/TC
  • Mr Woodcock

Greystones Holmewood Drive Kirby Muxloe Proposed felling of one Cypress Tree
Kirby Muxloe Parish Council

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1553/TC
  • Mr S J Burrows
  • Enderby Parish Council

Land Off Harolds Lane Mill Hill Enderby Removal of holly trees, various works to other trees including crown lifting and removal of stems and planting of hedgerow.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1556/DOC
  • Mr Glynn Davies
  • Sapcote Parish Council

Land Adjacent To 17 Grace Road Sapcote Application to discharge condition 3 (materials) and condition 11 (finished floor levels) attached to application application 15/0846/FUL.

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
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REFUSALS ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1257/HH
  • Mr Andrew Lester

56 Holmfield Avenue West Leicester Forest East Leicestershire
Leicester Forest East Parish Council

Roof extension incorporating rear dormer window and widening of front hardstanding.

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1391/FUL
  • Mrs M Tooby
  • Enderby Parish Council

205 Blaby Road Enderby Leicestershire Erection of 1 detached bungalow and garage including associated access (Revised Scheme)

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1432/FUL
  • Mrs J Hubbard
  • Blaby Parish Council

Balmore House Winchester Road Blaby Erection of detached dwelling (including demolition of existing outbuilding)

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1506/CLE
  • Mr M Smith
  • Aston Flamville Parish

  • Meeting
  • Land At Lychgate Lane Aston Flamville

Application for certificate of existing lawful use for the siting and residential occupation of a mobile unit

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE
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SPLIT DECISIONS ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS

  • Plan No.
  • Name of Applicant and Development
  • Parish

  • 15/1287/ADV
  • Countesthorpe Parish

  • Council
  • The Bulls Head 13 Main Street Countesthorpe

Approval of the erection of replacement signage labelled A, B, C, D, E and F on plan number 7272-Signs4 JW (25.9.15)(1.10.15DG) and the refusal of the erection of replacement signage labelled G and H on plan number 7272-Signs4 JW (25.9.15) (1.10.15DG).

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    COVID 19 Cases in Leicestershire

    Weekly COVID-19 Surveillance Report in Leicestershire Cumulative data from 01/03/2020 - 17/10/2020 This report summarises the information from the surveillance system which is used to monitor the cases of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic in Leicestershire. The report is based on daily data up to 17th October 2020. The maps presented in the report examine counts and rates of COVID-19 at Middle Super Output Area. Middle Layer Super Output Areas (MSOAs) are a census based geography used in the reporting of small area statistics in England and Wales. The minimum population is 5,000 and the average is 7,200. Disclosure control rules have been applied to all figures not currently in the public domain. Counts between 1 to 7 have been suppressed at MSOA level. An additional dashboard examining weekly counts of COVID-19 cases by Middle Super Output Area in Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland can be accessed via the following link: https://public.tableau.com/profile/r.i.team.leicestershire.county.council#!/vizhome/COVID-19PHEWeeklyCases/WeeklyCOVID- 19byMSOA Data has been sourced from Public Health England. The report has been complied by Strategic Business Intelligence in Leicestershire County Council. Weekly COVID-19 Surveillance Report in Leicestershire Cumulative data from 01/03/2020 - 17/10/2020 Breakdown of testing by Pillars of the UK Government’s COVID-19 testing programme: Pillar 1 + 2 Pillar 1 Pillar 2 combined data from both Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 data from swab testing in PHE labs and NHS data from swab testing for the
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    To Members of the Development Control Committee Dear Councillor, Please find attached the following information items which relate to the DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE taking place on THURSDAY, 8 JANUARY 2015 at 4.30 p.m. INFORMATION ITEMS 6. Information Reports (Pages 3 - 18) Blaby District Council Council Offices Desford Road Narborough Leicestershire LE19 2EP Telephone: 0116 275 0555 Fax: 0116 275 0368 Minicom: 0116 284 9786 Web: www.blaby.gov.uk This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 6 INFORMATION REPORTS Committee Name of Report Officer Development Control Appeal Decision Ms. K. Ingles ± Committee ± 08/01/15 Development Services Delegated Reports Manager Tel: 0116 272 2301 Page 3 BLABY DISTRICT COUNCIL 8 JANUARY 2015 REPORT OF THE PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUP MANAGER INFORMATION ITEM APPEAL DECISION Crematorium Management Ltd Change of use of land to form new Crematorium with ancillary book of remembrance building, floral tribute area, memorial areas, garden of remembrance and associated parking and infrastructure ± Land off Welford Road, Kilby Application Number: 14/0356/1/PX ___________________________________ Since your last meeting, confirmation has been received that the Inspector has DISMISSED the above appeal. A copy of the decision, together with a plan showing the site, is attached hereto for the information of Members. Background Papers File 14/0356/1/PX is held in the Planning Division. Cat Hartley 11 December 2014 Planning & Economic Development Group Manager Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE For Information Only APPROVALS ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS Plan No.