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Report of Meeting Date List of Applications Determined by the Director of Partnerships, Planning and Policy Under Delegated Powe Report of Meeting Date Director of Partnerships, Development Control Committee Planning and Policy 26 July 2012 List of Applications Determined by the Director of Partnerships, Planning and Policy Under Delegated Powers Between 13 July 2012 and 26 July 2012 Plan Ref 12/00379/FUL Date Received 11.04.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Clayton-le-Woods Date Decided 13.07.2012 And Whittle-le- Woods Proposal: Retrospective application for the erection of a single storey lean-to side extension Location: Littlehaven 8 Copperfield Vale Clayton-Le-Woods Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Mrs J Burton Littlehaven 8 Copperfield Vale Clayton-Le-Woods Chorley Lancashire PR6 7AP Plan Ref 12/00437/FUL Date Received 30.04.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Clayton-le-Woods Date Decided 13.07.2012 And Whittle-le- Woods Proposal: Erection of a first floor side extension Location: 23 Dorset Drive Buckshaw Village Chorley Lancashire PR7 7DN Applicant: Mr & Mrs John Trimble 23 Dorset Drive Buckshaw Village Chorley Lancashire PR7 7DN Plan Ref 12/00455/FUL Date Received 03.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Adlington & Date Decided 13.07.2012 Anderton Proposal: Creation of 6no. parking spaces to the front of Nos. 1, 3,5,7,9 and 11 Harrison Road, Adlington. Location: Land In Front Of 1 - 11 Harrison Road Adlington Lancashire Continued.... Applicant: Chorley Community Housing Ann James House 32-34 St Thomas Road Chorley Lancashire PR7 1HR Plan Ref 12/00456/FUL Date Received 03.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Chorley South Date Decided 13.07.2012 East Proposal: Creation of 2no. parking spaces to the gable end of No. 129 Bolton Street, Chorley. Location: Land Adjacent To 129 Bolton Street Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Chorley Community Housing Ann James House 32-34 St Thomas Road Chorley PR7 1HR Plan Ref 12/00493/FUL Date Received 15.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Heath Charnock Date Decided 13.07.2012 And Rivington Proposal: Erection of a single storey side extension and a single and two storey rear extension Location: 46 Chorley Road Heath Charnock Lancashire PR6 9JS Applicant: Mr Antony Edwards 46 Chorley Road Heath Charnock Chorley Lancashire PR6 9JS Plan Ref 12/00513/FUL Date Received 21.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Pennine Date Decided 13.07.2012 Proposal: Erection of a two storey rear extension (attached to proposed extension at the attached property ref: 12/00514/FUL) Location: Peewit Farm Moor Road Anglezarke Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Mr Patrick Hilton Peewit Farm Moor Road Anglezarke Chorley Lancashire PR6 9DQ Plan Ref 12/00514/FUL Date Received 21.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Pennine Date Decided 13.07.2012 Proposal: Erection of a two storey rear extension (attached to proposed extension at the attached property ref: 12/00513/FUL) Location: Jepsons Shippons Moor Road Anglezarke Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Mrs Helen Hilton Jepsons Shippons Moor Road Anglezarke Chorley Lancashire PR6 9DQ Plan Ref 12/00521/FUL Date Received 22.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Brindle And Date Decided 13.07.2012 Hoghton Proposal : Remodelling of west projection of house to include: raising the eaves height and continuation of existing ridge height above existing attached garage incorporating north and south facing dormer window and roof lights to provide first floor living accommodation; conversion of existing attached garage to habitable room; erection of single storey garden store to west elevation with balcony above; installation of first floor French doors to west elevation serving balcony; and the installation and replacement of various windows and doors (see submitted plan for more detail). Location: Archers Rough Bury Lane Withnell Chorley PR6 8BH Applicant: Mr Alan Mellor Archers Rough, Bury Lane Withnell Chorley Lancashire PR6 8BH Plan Ref 12/00534/FUL Date Received 24.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Chorley North Date Decided 16.07.2012 West Proposal: Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension Location: 72 Walgarth Drive Chorley PR7 2QN Applicant: Mr _ Mrs Clayton 72 Walgarth Drive Chorley PR7 2QN Plan Ref 12/00543/FUL Date Received 24.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Lostock Date Decided 16.07.2012 Proposal: Removal of existing conservatory and replacement with new on existing base Location: 227 Southport Road Ulnes Walton Leyland PR26 8LP Applicant: Mrs Alison Arthington 227 Southport Road Leyland PR26 8LP Plan Ref 12/00551/FUL Date Received 28.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Adlington & Date Decided 16.07.2012 Anderton Proposal: Erection of a two storey rear extension Location: Pike View Daisy Hill Drive Adlington Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Mr Alan Cunliffe Pike View Daisy Hill Drive Adlington Chorley Lancashire PR6 9NE Plan Ref 12/00555/FUL Date Received 28.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Eccleston And Date Decided 16.07.2012 Mawdesley Proposal: Erection of a part single/ part two storey rear extension. Location: 9 Bradley Lane Eccleston Chorley PR7 5TG Applicant: Mr & Mrs Harling 9 Bradley Lane Eccleston Chorley Lancashire PR7 5TG Plan Ref 12/00584/MNMA Date Received 06.06.2012 Decision Minor Non- Material Amendmen t Accepted Ward: Astley And Date Decided 13.07.2012 Buckshaw Proposal : Non-material minor amendment to application 11/00837/FULMAJ for the erection of 2 no. distribution centre/industrial buildings (Use Class B1c, B2, B8) with ancillary office accommodation, service yard areas, car parking, access, internal circulation areas and landscaping. Location: Unit 7 And 9 Revolution Park Buckshaw Avenue Buckshaw Village Chorley Applicant: Royal Mail Group Plan Ref 12/00050/ADV Date Received 20.01.2012 Decision Advertising Consent Ward: Adlington & Date Decided 17.07.2012 Anderton Proposal: Retrospective application for the erection of internally illuminated signage at Rivington motorway services (north bound). Location: Bolton West Motorway Service Area Northbound M61 Junction 6 To Junction 8 Anderton Bolton Lancashire Applicant: Mr Zuber Issa Plan Ref 12/00073/ADV Date Received 26.01.2012 Decision Advertising Consent Ward: Adlington & Date Decided 17.07.2012 Anderton Proposal: Retrospective application for the erection of internally illuminated signage at Rivington motorway services (South Bound) Location: Bolton West Motorway Service Area Southbound M61 Junction 6 To Junction 8 Anderton Bolton Lancashire Applicant: Eurogarages Ltd Beech Trading Park Haslingdon Road Blackburn BB1 7FF Plan Ref 12/00313/CLPUD Date Received 21.03.2012 Decision Grant Certificate of Lawfulness Ward: Chisnall Date Decided 17.07.2012 Proposal: Greensource air to air heat pump Location: 8 Burwell Avenue Coppull Chorley PR7 5DL Applicant: Mr Martin Price 8 Burwell Avenue Coppull Chorley PR7 5DL Plan Ref 12/00426/FUL Date Received 27.04.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Wheelton And Date Decided 17.07.2012 Withnell Proposal: Refurbishment of existing barn to include rendered block work walls and building of stonework to elevations and use of profiled green plastic coated metal sheeting to roof. Location: Malthouse Farm Blackburn New Road Wheelton Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Mr H Noblett Malthouse Farm Blackburn New Road Wheelton Chorley Lancashire PR6 8HH Plan Ref 12/00486/TPO Date Received 15.05.2012 Decision Refuse for Tree Works Ward: Clayton-le-Woods Date Decided 17.07.2012 And Whittle-le- Woods Proposal: Works to beech tree covered by TPO No. 9 (Whittle Le Woods 1987) comprising of a 20% crown reduction Location: Stickledown Parkside Drive Whittle-Le-Woods Chorley Lancashire Applicant: Mr Wilcock Stickledown Parkside Drive Whittle-Le-Woods Chorley Lancashire PR6 7PL Plan Ref 12/00502/FUL Date Received 17.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Eccleston And Date Decided 17.07.2012 Mawdesley Proposal: Erection of a side and rear part single, two storey extension (resubmission of 12/00057/FUL) Location: 133 The Green Eccleston Lancashire PR7 5SA Applicant: Mr Anthony Rackham 133 The Green Eccleston Chorley PR7 5SB Plan Ref 12/00516/CLPUD Date Received 21.05.2012 Decision Refuse Certificate of Lawfulness Prop Ward: Chorley South Date Decided 17.07.2012 West Proposal: Application of a Certificate of Lawfulness for the erection of a single storey side extension Location: Oak Tree Butterworth Brow Chorley PR7 2NP Applicant: Mr Craig Bray Oak Tree Butterworth Brow Chorley PR7 2NP Plan Ref 12/00519/FUL Date Received 22.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Eccleston And Date Decided 17.07.2012 Mawdesley Proposal : Erection of a part single/part two-storey side/rear extension, single storey front extension, insertion of a pitched roof over the existing front dormer and insertion of a pitched roof over the existing single-storey rear extension Location: 20 Brookfield Mawdesley Ormskirk Lancashire L40 2QJ Applicant: Mr Simon Alder 20 Brookfield Mawdesley Ormskirk Lancashire L40 2QJ Plan Ref 12/00571/FUL Date Received 30.05.2012 Decision Permit Full Planning Permission Ward: Chorley South Date Decided 17.07.2012 East Proposal: Rear conservatory Location: 8 Chester Avenue Chorley PR7 4AG Applicant: Mrs Whipp 8 Chester Avenue Chorley Lancashire PR7 4AG Plan Ref 12/00597/TCON Date Received 08.06.2012 Decision No objection to Tree Works Ward: Lostock Date Decided 17.07.2012 Proposal: Fell one spruce and two holly trees
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