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Agenda Item No: 91 Agenda Item No: 7 Wolverhampton City Council OPEN INFORMATION ITEM Committee / Panel PLANNING COMMITTEE Date 1st March 2011 Originating Service Group(s) REGENERATION AND ENVIRONMENT Contact Officer(s)/ STEPHEN ALEXANDER (Head of Development Control) Telephone Number(s) (01902) 555610 Title/Subject Matter APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATION, WITHDRAWN, ETC. The attached Schedule comprises planning and other application that have been determined by authorised officers under delegated powers given by Committee, those applications that have been determined following previous resolutions of Planning Committee, or have been withdrawn by the applicant, or determined in other ways, as details. Each application is accompanied by the name of the planning officer dealing with it in case you need to contact them. The Case Officers and their telephone numbers are Wolverhampton (01902): Major applications Minor applications Other applications Ian Holiday 555630 Alan Murphy 555632 Martyn Gregory 551125 (Section Leader) (Section Leader) (Section Leader) Jenny Davies 555608 (Planning Officers) (Planning Officers) (Senior Planning Officer) Ragbir Sahota 555616 Tracey Homfray 555641 Mindy Cheema 551360 Mark Elliot 555648 Richard Pitt 551674 Marcela Quinones 555607 Ann Wheeldon 550348 (Senior Planning Officer) Colin Noakes 551132 Andrew Johnson 555604 Nussarat Malik 550141 Phillip Walker 555632 (Planning Officer) HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL: STEPHEN ALEXANDER 555610 FAXES can be sent on 551359 or 558792 E-MAIL [email protected] Page 1 of 69 Summary of Applications Determined Under Officer Delegation Introduction 1.1 The attached schedule comprises planning and other applications that have been determined by authorised officers under delegated powers given by Committee, or those that have been withdrawn by the applicant or determined in other ways; as detailed in the schedule. 1.2 Most major applications and those that are significant or controversial are reported to Members for decision (in accordance with the Constitution). All other applications are dealt with by Officers. This summary gives a brief overview of the applications granted and highlights some of these cases; particular in relation to development that may involve the creation or retention of jobs, either in construction or as part of the built development. 1.3 Between 15th January 2011 and 14th February 2011 there were 62 planning applications granted under delegated powers. This period represents approximately one twelfth of the total number of applications granted under delegated powers in a year. Applications Granted 2.1 Of the 62 granted planning applications, 31 (50%) were for householder applications, mostly for house extensions. It is worth noting the majority of extensions to houses do not require planning permission. Permission is only required generally for the larger or more obvious extensions that may have some impact on neighbours or the street scene. These 31 granted applications mean a significant number of occupiers in the City will be able to make substantial improvements to their homes. These house extensions often involve significant personal investment by the owners that will also support jobs in the local building trade. 2.2 There were 32 (52 %) non-householder applications granted under delegated powers between 15th January 2011 and 14th February 2011. These included commercial development, new residential properties and public sector development. 2.3 Planning permission (10/01105/FUL) has been granted for part demolition, extension and refurbishment at Wednesfield High School. The development will result in improved educational and sports facilities and improves access for the community as part of the Building School s for the Future programme. 2.4 Planning permission ((10/00482/DWF) has been granted at Land Corner of Merridale Street West, Zoar Street. New children’s residential unit will help to build up this much needed specialist accommodation. 2.5 Planning permission (10/01195/FUL) has been granted at 118 Childs Avenue. The proposal brings back into use a vacant property adding to the utility and viability, at the parade of shops will result in two full time and one part time jobs and will create inward investment through the refurbishment of the premises. 2.6 Planning permission (10/01096/FUL) has been granted for extension and refurbishment at Braybrook Centre, Bellamy Lane. The development will result in improved educational facilities and external improvement as part of the Building Schools for the Future programme. 2.7 Planning permission (10/01271/FUL) has been granted for creation of a new place of worship which will also replace a redundant car parking site at 18-24 Chapel Street Bradley. Page 2 of 69 2.8 Planning permission (10/01129/FUL) has been granted at 33 Dudley Road. The proposal will bring back into use a vacant shop and create four jobs. 2.9 Planning permission (10/01106/FUL) has been granted for extension and refurbishment at Coppice Performing Arts School. The development would result in improved educational and sports facilities as part of the Building Schools for the Future programme. 2.10 Planning permission (10/00156/FUL) has been granted for the extension and conversion of 2 Vicarage Road to 10 flats . The proposal is an important part of the regeneration of All Saints making use of an existing building to provide much needed housing in a sustainable location. 2.11 Planning permission (10/01053/OUT) has been granted for the phased redevelopment of the Molineux Stadium. The proposal would result in a significant development at this strategic site in the city. 2.12 Planning permission (10/01108/FUL) has been granted for a new South Wolverhampton and Bilston Academy. The proposal would result in improved educational and sports facilities and assist the regeneration of Bilston Urban Village. 2.13 Planning permission (10/01181/FUL) has been granted for the erection of two family dwellings on a vacant site between 10 and 16 Watson Road. 2.14 Permission (10/01194/FUL) has been granted for the erection two family dwellings on a derelict site adjacent 84 Villiers Avenue, 2.15 Planning permission (10/00322/FUL) has been granted for 10 houses at the former Black Horse Public House, Thompson Avenue. 2.16 Permission (10/01245/FUL) has been granted for a new integrated Pathology building at New Cross Hospital. This will improve the quality of pathology provision at New Cross Hospital. 2.17 Planning permission (10/00598/FUL) has been granted for the redevelopment of Blakenhall Gardens, which provide new housing (25% affordable) and an improved commercial centre. 2.18 Planning permission (10/01264/FUL has been granted for the erection of family house on land to the rear of 98-100 Codsall Road, Tettenhall. 2.19 Planning permission (09/00757/OUT) has been granted for 52 houses (25% affordable) at the Polypipe Factory, Chestom Road, Ettingshall. Conclusion 3.1 The above information briefly summarises the applications that have been granted under delegated powers in Wolverhampton over a period of approximately one month. The schedule which follows gives details of each individual application. Each application is accompanied by the name of the planning officer dealing with that case. Their contact telephone numbers are printed on the front of this report should you have any queries about a particular case. Page 3 of 69 PLANNING COMMITTEE (1St March 2011) REFERENCE SITE ADDRESS PAGE NO Bilston East 10/01108/FUL South Wolverhampton And Bilston Academy, 10 Prosser Street/Dudley Street, Bilston 10/01139/ADV Lidl Supermarket, High Street, Bilston 11 10/01271/FUL Garage Site To The Rear Of 18 To 24, Chapel 11 Street, Bradley 10/01308/FUL Car Park Rear Of Murray House, 61-75 High 12 Street, Bilston 10/01368/ADV Access Point, Black Country Route, Bilston 13 Bilston North 10/01194/FUL Land Adjacent 84, Villiers Avenue, 14 Wolverhampton 10/01358/VV Former Dance Studio Adjacent 48, Willenhall 14 Road, Bilston Blakenhall 10/00437/FUL St Lukes Church Of England Primary School, 15 Park Street South, Wolverhampton 10/00598/FUL Blakenhall Gardens, Dudley Road, 15 Wolverhampton 10/01129/FUL 33 Dudley Road, Wolverhampton 16 10/01182/RP 39 Ward Road, Wolverhampton 16 10/01224/FUL Garage Site Adjacent To 61e, Thompson 17 Avenue, Wolverhampton 10/01324/FUL 73 Rosemary Crescent West, Wolverhampton 18 10/01350/FUL 74 Wanderers Avenue, Wolverhampton 18 10/01356/FUL 106 Rosemary Crescent West, Wolverhampton 19 Page 4 of 69 Bushbury North 10/01293/FUL 133 Blackbrook Way, Wolverhampton 19 Bushbury South and Low Hill 10/01302/ADV Golden Lion Public House, Cannock Road, 20 Wolverhampton 10/01335/ADV Somerfield, 304 - 306 Bushbury Lane, 20 Wolverhampton East Park 09/01194/OUT Land Rear Of The Neachells Public House, 21 Neachells Lane, Wolverhampton Ettingshall 09/00757/OUT Polypipe Factory, Chestom Road, 22 Wolverhampton 10/00156/FUL 2 Vicarage Road, Parkfield, Wolverhampton 23 10/00322/FUL Site Of Former Black Horse Public House, 24 Thompson Avenue, Wolverhampton 10/01309/FUL 96 Weston Drive, Wolverhampton 24 10/01387/FUL 29 Vicarage Road, Parkfield, Wolverhampton 25 Fallings Park 10/01249/FUL 26 Copes Crescent, Wolverhampton 25 10/01315/FUL 27 Deyncourt Road, Wolverhampton 26 10/01332/FUL 5 Newbolds Road, Wolverhampton 26 Page 5 of 69 Graiseley 10/00482/DWF Land Northern Corner Of Merridale Street West, 27 Zoar Street, Wolverhampton 10/01215/FUL 2 Riley Crescent, Wolverhampton 28 10/01218/FUL Carmelite Monastery, 6 Poplar Road, Bradmore
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