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Details of Decisions Made on Planning Applications Week Beginning 27/08/2012 Details of decisions made on planning applications week beginning 27/08/2012 12/00471/FUL Type: Committee Change of use from business and general Decision industrial (uses classes B1 and B2) to retail (use class A1)(retrospective) Abbey Hill Parish Team: West At: 16 Burners Lane Kiln Farm Milton Council Keynes Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: The Re-Use Centre Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01399/CLUP Type: Delegated Certificate of lawfulness proposed for erection Decision of timber cabin for use as a classroom Abbey Hill Parish Team: West At: Ashbrook School The High Street Two Council Mile Ash Milton Keynes MK8 8NA Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: Ashbrook School Decision: Lawful Use/Development s192 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01433/ADV Type: Delegated Advertisement consent to display 2 x internal Decision signs made up of individual built up internally illuminated letters fixed to display window bulkheads Bletchley & Fenny Team: West At: Unit A8 Primark Stadium Way West Stratford Town Denbigh North Milton Keynes Council Decision date: 28/08/2012 For: Primark Stores Ltd Decision: Advert Consent with Standard Conditions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01469/FUL Type: Committee Demolition of existing chapel to rear and Decision construction of extension Bletchley & Fenny Team: West At: Former Co-op 27-39 Queensway Stratford Town Bletchley Milton Keynes MK2 2DT Council Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: Sidhu Projects Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/00729/FUL Type: Delegated Erection of temporary metal security palisade Decision fencing approximately 5m from the edge of the building to a height of 2.4 m including 1 set of gates for access. Campbell Park Team: East At: Capella House Snowdon Drive Parish Council Winterhill Milton Keynes MK6 1AP Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr Aidan Cartwright Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 September 2012 Page 1 of 7 Details of decisions made on planning applications week beginning 27/08/2012 12/01063/FUL Type: No Decision Erection of a single storey detached double Made garage Campbell Park Team: East At: 72 Pattison Lane Woolstone Milton Parish Council Keynes MK15 0AY Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr Buddridge Decision: Application Withdrawn ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01225/FUL Type: Committee Single storey rear extension and Decision shed/outbuilding Campbell Park Team: East At: 60 Edrich Avenue Oldbrook Milton Parish Council Keynes MK6 2QR Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: Mr M Z Haider Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01381/FUL Type: Delegated Two storey rear extension Decision Campbell Park Team: East At: 12 Newport Road Woolstone Milton Parish Council Keynes MK15 0AT Decision date: 30/08/2012 For: Mr G Turner Decision: Application Refused ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01459/FUL Type: Delegated Alterations to shop front and removal of internal Decision dividing wall to amalgamate retail units D1 and D2 to form a single unit Central Milton Team: East At: Unit D The Place Shopping Centre Elder Keynes Town Gate Central Milton Keynes Milton Council Keynes Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: First Alliance Properties Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01405/FUL Type: Delegated Replacement of existing uPVC conservatory; Decision creation of dormer to master bedroom Emberton Parish Team: East At: 6 Honey Hill Emberton Olney MK46 5LT Council Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr Colin White Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 September 2012 Page 2 of 7 Details of decisions made on planning applications week beginning 27/08/2012 12/01288/MKPCR Type: Committee Application for the approval of reserved matters Decision for Phase 1 Landscaping pursuant to outline planning permission 06/00123/MKPCO Fairfields Parish Team: Milton Keynes At: Area 11 Western Expansion Area Land Council Partnership West of Watling Street (V4) And North of Committee Calverton Lane Milton Keynes Decision date: 30/08/2012 For: Redlawn Land Ltd Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01462/FUL Type: Delegated Installation of a velux roof window into kitchen Decision roof Hanslope Parish Team: West At: 3 Newport Road Hanslope Milton Council Keynes MK19 7NA Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mrs Clare Crossley Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01354/FUL Type: Delegated Erection of a single storey rear extension Decision Little Brickhill Team: East At: Leas Folly Watling Street Little Brickhill Parish Council Milton Keynes MK17 9NB Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr And Mrs Burke Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01026/FUL Type: Committee Part demolition and complete refurbishment of Decision Moot Hall to provide administration, training, education and care facilities; new plunge pool and extended bakery and cafeteria; erection of three storey rear extension to provide 6 x units of specialist, mobility residential care accommodation with ancillary community rooms, cooking and laundry facilities; associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping. Loughton Parish Team: West At: Macintyre Care 54 Haddon Great Holm Council Milton Keynes MK8 9HP Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: MacIntyre Care Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01444/FUL Type: Delegated Single storey front extension and conversion of Decision garage to habitable living space Loughton Parish Team: West At: 19 Gatcombe Great Holm Milton Keynes Council MK8 9EA Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr Ian Neilson Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 September 2012 Page 3 of 7 Details of decisions made on planning applications week beginning 27/08/2012 12/01398/FUL Type: Delegated Installation of approx 208 ground mounted Decision solar PV system (retrospective) (re- submission of 12/00201/FUL) Moulsoe Parish Team: East At: J M Farms Broughton Grounds Lane Council Brooklands Milton Keynes Newport Pagnell MK16 0HZ Decision date: 28/08/2012 For: Mr J Mitchell Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01332/LBC Type: Delegated Erection of a greenhouse/conservatory to rear Decision (part retrospective) New Bradwell Team: West At: 11 Spencer Street New Bradwell Milton Parish Council Keynes MK13 0DW Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Kathleen Mills Decision: Listed Building Consent Refused ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01068/FUL Type: Delegated Erection of a single storey rear extension and Decision conversion of garage to bedroom Newport Pagnell Team: East At: 7 Holland Way Newport Pagnell MK16 Town Council 0LL Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: Mr Dominic Rzadowski Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01258/TPO Type: Committee Tree preservation order consent to fell one Ash Decision tree (T1) and cut out dead wood of one Willow (T2) Newport Pagnell Team: East At: 17A London Road Newport Pagnell Town Council Milton Keynes MK16 0HA Decision date: 31/08/2012 For: Mr Stuart Harris Decision: Tree Preservation Order Consent ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01385/FUL Type: Delegated Two storey rear extension and increasing of Decision depth of existing rear single storey extension Newport Pagnell Team: East At: 52 Queens Avenue Newport Pagnell Town Council MK16 8EU Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr Adrian Dobson Decision: Application Permitted ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 September 2012 Page 4 of 7 Details of decisions made on planning applications week beginning 27/08/2012 12/01359/FUL Type: Delegated Single storey rear extension Decision Olney Town Team: East At: 39 High Street Olney MK46 4EB Council Decision date: 29/08/2012 For: Mr Tony Monnikendam Decision:
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