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Development Management DEVELOPMENT AND REGENERATION SERVICES DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT List of Planning Applications received and declared valid for period: 3rd AUGUST to 9th AUGUST 2016 Part 1A: Items to be decided by Committee. Part 1B: Items with potential to be dealt with under delegated powers. Part 2: Proposal of Application Notices Please check for applications at the end of the each list which are for MULTIPLE WARDS as they may have an effect on your particular ward. As these applications apply to more than one ward, they are listed only at the end and will not appear in the individual ward lists. For local planning applications detailed in Part 1B, planning legislation requires that if an elected member wishes such an application to be referred to Committee for decision, the reasons for this must be provided and these reasons will be notified to the applicant. Application forms, plans and other documents submitted for this application can be viewed at https://publicaccess.glasgow.gov.uk/online-applications// ANY REPRESENTATIONS MUST BE MADE BEFORE THE END OF THE REPRESENTATION EXPIRY DATE Please note any representations made are published online and are available for public inspection Representation can be made online at http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/planningapplications DEVELOPMENT AND REGENERATION SERVICES DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PART 1A PLANNING APPLICATIONS TO BE DEALT WITH BY COMMITTEE List of Planning Applications received and declared valid for period: 3rd AUGUST 2016 to 9th AUGUST 2016 These applications are likely to go to Committee for determination. Any objections to applications on the attached list should be made to Development and Regeneration Services, Development Management 231 George Street Glasgow G1 1RX If any objection is received to an application on this list the application may be reported to the Planning Applications Committee. Please check for applications at the end of the each list which are for MULTIPLE WARDS as they may have an effect on your particular ward. As these applications apply to more than one ward, they are listed only at the end and will not appear in the individual ward lists. Application forms, plans and other documents submitted for this application can be viewed at https://publicaccess.glasgow.gov.uk/online-applications// ANY REPRESENTATIONS MUST BE MADE BEFORE THE END OF THE REPRESENTATION EXPIRY DATE Please note any representations made are published online and are available for public inspection Representation can be made online at http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/planningapplications PART 1A: LIST OF VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR PERIOD 3rd AUGUST TO 9th AUGUST 2016 - POTENTIALLY COMMITTEE Reference: 16/01861/DC Ward: 09, Calton Address: Site At Strathclyde Street/ Dalmarnock Road Glasgow Proposal: Erection of residential development (550 units), access roads and associated works. Date Received: 29.07.2016 Date Valid: 04.08.2016 Applicant Link Group Ltd Details: Agent Details: [email protected] Hypostyle Architects Per Julie Brown 49 St Vincent Crrescent GLASGOW Community Cnl: Bridgeton And Dalmarnock Representation Expiry Date: 06.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Major Development Case Officer: Mr G Mimnagh, 0141 287 8639 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)261499 (N) 662865 2 DEVELOPMENT AND REGENERATION SERVICES DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PART 1B PLANNING APPLICATIONS WITH THE POTENTIAL TO BE DEALT WITH UNDER DELEGATED POWERS List of Planning Applications received and declared valid for period: rd th 3 AUGUST 2016 to 9 AUGUST 2016 Please check for applications at the end of the each list which are for MULTIPLE WARDS as they may have an effect on your particular ward. As these applications apply to more than one ward, they are listed only at the end and will not appear in the individual ward lists. For local planning applications detailed in Part 1B, planning legislation requires that if an elected member wishes such an application to be referred to Committee for decision, the reasons for this must be provided and these reasons will be notified to the applicant. Application forms, plans and other documents submitted for this application can be viewed at https://publicaccess.glasgow.gov.uk/online-applications// ANY REPRESENTATIONS MUST BE MADE BEFORE THE END OF THE REPRESENTATION EXPIRY DATE Please note any representations made are published online and are available for public inspection Representation can be made online at http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/planningapplications PART 1B: LIST OF VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR PERIOD 3rd AUGUST TO 9th AUGUST 2016 – POTENTIALLY DELEGATED Reference: 16/01673/DC Ward: 01, Linn Address: 19 Gavinton Street Glasgow G44 3EF Proposal: Erection of single storey detached storage and distribution building and fence Date Received: 08.07.2016 Date Valid: 27.07.2016 Applicant Supagard Ltd Details: Agent Details: [email protected], Lisa Russell, WYG The Cube 45 Leith Street Community Cnl: Cathcart And District Representation Expiry Date: 06.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Local Development Case Officer: Nicola Beedie, 0141 287 6057 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)257813 (N) 659977 Reference: 16/01721/DC Ward: 01, Linn Address: 257 Ardencraig Road Glasgow G45 0JS Proposal: Use of office (Class 2) as dwellinghouse (Class 9). Date Received: 13.07.2016 Date Valid: 02.08.2016 Applicant Ardenglen Housing Association Ltd Details: Agent Details: [email protected], ARM Architects, Ian Young 2A Berkeley Street Charing Cross Community Cnl: Castlemilk Representation Expiry Date: 02.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Local Development Case Officer: Nicola Beedie, 0141 287 6057 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)260410 (N) 658484 Reference: 16/01734/DC Ward: 01, Linn Address: 118 Menock Road Glasgow G44 5SE Proposal: Formation of 2no. dormer windows ( 1 no. front / 1no. rear) to dwelllinghouse Date Received: 13.07.2016 Date Valid: 02.08.2016 Applicant Mr Stuart Cameron Details: Agent Details: [email protected], Mr Ian Keachie, 72 North Orchard Street MOTHERWELL ML1 3JL Community Cnl: Croftfoot And Menock (Inactive) Representation Expiry Date: 06.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Local Development Case Officer: Nicola Beedie, 0141 287 6057 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)259780 (N) 660616 4 PART 1B: LIST OF VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR PERIOD 3rd AUGUST TO 9th AUGUST 2016 – POTENTIALLY DELEGATED Reference: 16/01835/DC Ward: 01, Linn Address: 201 Ardencraig Road Glasgow G45 0JJ Proposal: Internal and external alterations to former church conversion Date Received: 27.07.2016 Date Valid: 27.07.2016 Applicant Glasgow Building Preservation Trust Details: Agent Details: [email protected], John Gilbert Architects, Per Matt Bridgestock 201 The White Studios Templeton On The Green Community Cnl: Castlemilk Representation Expiry Date: 02.09.2016 Type: Listed Building Consent Level: Case Officer: Mr N Moran, 0141 287 8684 Listing: B Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)260928 (N) 658693 Reference: 16/01805/DC Ward: 02, Newlands/Auldburn Address: 512 Kilmarnock Road Glasgow G43 2BP Proposal: Display of various illuminated signage Date Received: 25.07.2016 Date Valid: 08.08.2016 Applicant Arnold Clark Automobiles LTD Details: Agent Details: [email protected], Opfer Logan Architects, Per David Wilson The Exchange 130 Cubie Street Community Cnl: Mansewood/Hillpark Representation Expiry Date: 26.08.2016 Type: Advertisement Consent Level: Case Officer: Ms Monica Forde, 0141 287 1043 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)256509 (N) 660249 Reference: 16/01845/DC Ward: 02, Newlands/Auldburn Address: 38 Kintore Road Glasgow G43 2HA Proposal: Alterations to conservatory at rear of dwellinghouse Date Received: 28.07.2016 Date Valid: 02.08.2016 Applicant Mr Derek Weir Details: Agent Details: [email protected], JOHN WATSON ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT LTD, 11 Market Street Mid Calder Livingston Community Cnl: Newlands/Auldhouse Representation Expiry Date: 06.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Local Development Case Officer: Ms Monica Forde, 0141 287 1043 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)257795 (N) 661050 5 PART 1B: LIST OF VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR PERIOD 3rd AUGUST TO 9th AUGUST 2016 – POTENTIALLY DELEGATED Reference: 16/01852/DC Ward: 02, Newlands/Auldburn Address: 88 Mossgiel Road Glasgow G43 2DA Proposal: Erection of two storey rear extension and formation of 2no. roof dormers ( 1no. front / 1no. rear) to dwellinghouse Date Received: 29.07.2016 Date Valid: 03.08.2016 Applicant Mr Jason Evans Details: Agent Details: [email protected], DACAS Design, 29 Ailsa View Bowes Rigg Stewarton Community Cnl: Newlands/Auldhouse Representation Expiry Date: 06.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Local Development Case Officer: Ms Monica Forde, 0141 287 1043 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)256670 (N) 660854 Reference: 16/01844/DC Ward: 03, Greater Pollok Address: 415 Nitshill Road Glasgow Proposal: Ground and first floor alterations to residential tower block. Date Received: 28.07.2016 Date Valid: 28.07.2016 Applicant Glasgow Housing Association Details: Agent Details: [email protected], Jan Timmermann, Mercat Building, 26 Gallowgate GLASGOW G1 5AB Community Cnl: Levern And District Representation Expiry Date: 02.09.2016 Type: Full Planning Permission Level: Local Development Case Officer: Ms Monica Forde, 0141 287 1043 Listing: Cons Area: Map Reference: (E)252267 (N) 660249 Reference: 16/01863/DC Ward: 03, Greater Pollok Address: 25 Mulben Terrace Glasgow
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