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C BHD Records Relating to Holderness 1945-1968 Rural District Council Hull History Centre: Records relating to Holderness Rural District Council C BHD Records relating to Holderness 1945-1968 Rural District Council Historical Background: Part of this district was incorporated in the City under the boundary extension of 1967. Includes Plans submitted for building bye law approval 1945-1968. Access conditions: Access will be granted to any accredited reader Extent: 6 boxes C BHD/1 Plans received from Holderness Rural District 1945-1968 Council April 1968 Gives plan number, owner, proposal, completion date (in many instances blank), site address, date approved 152 items, 2 bundles C BHD/1/1 Summergangs, Bilton 23 Oct 1945 Plan no.: 743; Owner: C. B. North; Proposal: Alts to rooms; Completed: [blank]; Site: Summergangs, Bilton; Approved: 23/10/45 1 item C BHD/1/2 31-45 Main Rd, Bilton 7 Mar 1946 Plan no.: 758; Owner: A Stephenson Proposal: 4 pairs of Bungalows; Completed: [blank]; Site: 31-45 Main Road, Bilton; Approved: 7/3/46 1 item C BHD/1/3 93 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 24 Sep 1958 Plan no.: 1196, 1196a; Owner: C. Cooke; Proposal: Garage; Completed: [blank]; Site: 93 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 24/9/58 1 item C BHD/1/4 Whitehaven, Main Road, Bilton 6 Apr 1949 Plan no.: 1368; Owner: R.H. Rhoades; Proposal: Verandah; Completed: [blank]; Site: Whitehaven, Main Road, Bilton; Approved: 6/4/49 1 item C BHD/1/5 93 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 6 Apr 1949 Plan no.: 1378; Owner: E. W. Cook; Proposal: Larder Completed: [blank]; Site: 93 Ganstead Lane, Bilton Approved: 6/4/49 1 item C BHD/1/6 Merata, Ganstead Lane, Bilton 28 Dec 1949 Plan no.: 1535; Owner: F. Stephenson; Proposal: Verandah; Completed: [blank]; Site: Merata, Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 28/12/49 Page 1 of 21 Hull History Centre: Records relating to Holderness Rural District Council 1 item C BHD/1/7 Summergangs, Main Road Bilton 1 May 1950 Plan no.: 1599; Owner: C. B. North; Proposal: Access Completed: [blank]; Site: Summergangs, Main Road Bilton; Approved: 1/5/50 1 item C BHD/1/8 9 Main Road Bilton 28 Jun 1950 Plan no.: 1655, 1655a; Owner: F. S. Knowles; Proposal: Garage; Completed: [blank]; Site: 9 Main Road Bilton; Approved: 28/6/50 1 item C BHD/1/9 86 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 30 Aug 1950 Plan no.: 1688; Owner: M. Young; Proposal: Bay window; Completed: [blank]; Site: 86 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 30/8/50 1 item C BHD/1/10 29 Main Road Bilton 25 Oct 1950 Plan no.: 1732; Owner: W. Jones; Proposal: House Completed: [blank]; Site: 29 Main Road Bilton; Approved: 25/10/50 1 item C BHD/1/11 37 Main Road Bilton 25 Oct 1950 Plan no.: 1741; Owner: A. Miskan; Proposal: Garage Completed: [blank]; Site: 37 Main Road Bilton Approved: 25/10/50 1 item C BHD/1/12 87 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 25 Oct 1950 Plan no.: 1757, 1757a; Owner: A. Dobson; Proposal: Garage; Completed: [blank]; Site: 87 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 25/10/50 1 item C BHD/1/13 74 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 28 Mar 1951 Plan no.: 1871; Owner: G. Heward; Proposal: Additions; Completed: [blank]; Site: 74 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 28/3/51 1 item C BHD/1/14 Ganstead Lane, Bilton Dec 1951 - May 1953 2 items C BHD/1/14/1 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 27 Dec 1951 Plan no.: 2028; Owner: G. Smith; Proposal: Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 27/12/51 1 item Page 2 of 21 Hull History Centre: Records relating to Holderness Rural District Council C BHD/1/14/2 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 1 May 1953 Plan no.: 2028a; Owner: G. Smith Proposal: Access to bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 1/5/53 1 item C BHD/1/15 31 Main Road, Bilton 30 Jan 1952 Plan no.: 2045; Owner: A. Stephenson; Proposal: Garage; Completed: [blank]; Site: 31 Main Road, Bilton; Approved: 30/1/52 1 item C BHD/1/16 Main Road Bilton 28 Mar 1952 Plan no.: 2076; Owner: R. Gill; Proposal: Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Main Road Bilton; Approved: 28/3/52 1 item C BHD/1/17 Rosetta Drive, Waterworks Lane, Bilton 26 Mar 1952 Plan no.: 2084; Owner: K. Crowe; Proposal: Porch; Completed: [blank]; Site: Rosetta Drive, Waterworks Lane, Bilton; Approved: 26/3/52 1 item C BHD/1/18 Land adjacent to 46 Main Road Bilton 3 Apr 1952 Plan no.: 2090, 2090a, 2090b, 2090c; Owner: F. Rawson; Proposal: Caravan Site; Completed: [blank] Site: Land adj. To 46 Main Road Blton; Approved: 3/4/52 1 item C BHD/1/19 50/52 Main Road, Bilton Apr 1952 - May 1957 2 items C BHD/1/19/1 Rear of 50/52 Main Road Bilton Apr 1952 - Plan no.: 2105; Owner: W. Bennett; Proposal: May 1952 Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Rear of 50/52 Main Road Bilton; Approved: A. 25/5/52, R. 30/4/52 1 item C BHD/1/19/2 50/52 Main Road Bilton May 1952 - Plan no.: 2105a, 2105b, 2105c, 2105d, 2105e, 2105f, May 1957 2105g; Owner: W. Bennett; Proposal: Wooden bungalow and verandah attached to bungalow Completed: [blank]; Site: 50/52 Main Road Bilton Approved: 28/5/52, 25/5/57 1 item C BHD/1/20 82 Ganstead Lane, Ganstead 19 May 1952 Plan no.: 2120; Owner: G. Branford; Proposal: Page 3 of 21 Hull History Centre: Records relating to Holderness Rural District Council Kitchen; Completed: [blank]; Site: 82 Ganstead Lane, Bilton, Approved: 19/5/52 1 item C BHD/1/21 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 19 Jul 1952 Plan no.: 2132; Owner: Hull Corporation; Proposal: Roadwork's; Completed: [blank]; Site: Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 19/7/52 1 item C BHD/1/22 97 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 25 Jun 1952 Plan no.: 2141; Owner: W. Palmer; Proposal: Kitchen Completed: [blank]; Site: 97 Ganstead Lane, Bilton Approved: 25/6/52 1 item C BHD/1/23 Off Ridgestone Avenue, Bilton 25 Jun 1952 Plan no.: 2146; Owner: F. Sindall/ W. McDade Proposal: Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Off Ridgestone Avenue, Bilton; Approved: 25/6/52 1 item C BHD/1/24 86 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 30 Jul 1952 Plan no.: 2160; Owner: D. Townhill; Proposal: Greenhouse; Completed: [blank]; Site: 86 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 30/7/52 1 item C BHD/1/25 Main Road Bilton Feb 1953 - Mar 1962 2 items C BHD/1/25/1 31 Main Road Bilton 25 Feb 1953 Plan no.: 2327, 2327a; Owner: H. Johnson; Proposal: Piggery; Completed: [blank]; Site: 31 Main Road Bilton Approved: 25/2/53 1 item C BHD/1/25/2 29 Main Road Bilton 28 Mar 1962 Plan no.: 2327b; Owner: Mr. Pedder; Proposal: Retention of garden store; Completed: [blank] Site: 29 Main Road Bilton; Approved: 28/3/62 1 item C BHD/1/26 North side of main Hull Hornsea Road, Feb 1953- Bilton Mar 1953 2 items C BHD/1/26/1 Main Road, Bilton 25 Feb 1953 Plan no.: 2321; Owner: A. Stephenson; Proposal: Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Main Road, Bilton Approved: 25/2/53 Page 4 of 21 Hull History Centre: Records relating to Holderness Rural District Council 1 item C BHD/1/26/2 North side of Main Hull Hornsea Road., Bilton 25 Mar 1953 Plan no.: 2321a; Owner: A. Stephenson; Proposal: Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: North side of Main Hull Hornsea Road., Bilton; Approved: 25/3/53 1 item C BHD/1/27 45 Main Road, Bilton 29 Jul 1953 Plan no.: 2408; Owner: A. Stephenson; Proposal: Pig Stys; Completed: [blank]; Site: 45 Main Road, Bilton Approved: 29/7/53 1 item C BHD/1/28 Main Road, Bilton 26 Aug 1953 Plan no.: 2432; Owner: A. Stephenson; Proposal: Semi-det. Bungalow; Completed: [blank]; Site: Main Road, Bilton; Approved: 26/8/53 1 item C BHD/1/29 84 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 3 Mar 1954 Plan no.: 2568; Owner: Miss Blackburn; Proposal: Kitchen; Completed: [blank]; Site: 84 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 3/3/54 1 item C BHD/1/30 54 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 30 Jun 1954 Plan no.: 2680; Owner: J. Wetherhill; Proposal: Garage; Completed: [blank]; Site: 54 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 530/6/54 1 item C BHD/1/31 Longhill Housing Estate 29 Sep 1954 3 items, 2 bundles C BHD/1/31/1 Between Ganstead Lane and Holderness Road, 29 Sep 1954 Ganstead Plan no.: 2738; Owner: Hull Corporation; Proposal: Homes; Completed: [blank]; Site: between Ganstead Lane and Holderness Road, Ganstead; Approved: 29/9/54 1 item C BHD/1/31/2 Longhill Housing Estate, Sutton 29 Sep 1954 Plan no.: 2738a; Owner: Hull Corporation; Proposal: Dwellinghouse and garage; Completed: [blank] Site: Longhill Housing Estate, Sutton; Approved: 29/9/54 1 item Page 5 of 21 Hull History Centre: Records relating to Holderness Rural District Council C BHD/1/31/3 Longhill Housing Estate 29 Sep 1954 Plan no.: 2738, 2738a; Owner: Hull Corporation; Proposal: Homes; Completed: [blank]; Site: Longhill Housing Estate; Approved: 29/9/54; bundle of 10 plans 1 bundle C BHD/1/31/4 Longhill Housing Estate 29 Sep 1954 Plan no.: 2738, 2738a; Owner: Hull Corporation; Proposal: Homes; Completed: [blank]; Site: Longhill Housing Estate; Approved: 29/9/54; bundle of 10 plans 1 bundle C BHD/1/31/5 Longhill Housing Estate 29 Sep 1954 Plan no.: 2738, 2738a; Owner: Hull Corporation; Proposal: Homes; Completed: [blank]; Site: Longhill Housing Estate; Approved: 29/9/54; bundle of 7 plans 1 bundle C BHD/1/32 76 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 24 Nov 1954 Plan no.: 2797; Owner: Mr. Roper; Proposal: Extension; Completed: [blank]; Site: 76 Ganstead Lane, Bilton; Approved: 24/11/54 1 item C BHD/1/33 Ganstead Lane, Bilton Jun 1956 - Sep 1958 3 items C BHD/1/33/1 Ganstead Lane, Bilton 27 Jun 1956 Plan no.: 2825; Owner: F.
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