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PAGE: 1 DETAILS of DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2Nd October 2006 PAGE: 1 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2nd October 2006 Decision Codes AGRAPP Agricultural Notification – Approved PCODZ Council’s own development (Reg 3) AGRPPR Agricultural Notification – PCONAZ Conservation area consent approval Planning Permission Required ALLOW Appeal Allowed PD Permitted development (Planning Permission Not Required) APPWD Appeal Withdrawn PEAVNZ Advert consent with standard conditions CATREE No objection to works to tree in Conservation Area PER Permitted CLUEL Lawful use/development s191 PERLBZ Listed Building consent CLUEUL Unlawful use/development s191 PHEDGZ Hedgerow can be removed CLUPL Lawful use/development s192 PRESMZ Approval of reserved matters CLUPUL Unlawful use/development s192 PTALLW Appeal allowed in part CSS Called in by the Secretary of State for decision PTCON Permit works to tree in CA DEEMD Hazardous Substance Deemed Consent PTPOZ Tree preservation order consent DISMIS Appeal Dismissed RCONAZ Conservation area consent refusal HEDGN Hedgerow Notice Not Required READVZ Advert consent refused HZPER Hazardous Substances Approval REF Refused LAWFUL Lawful Use/Development REFLBZ Listed Building consent refused LEGAL Subject to a legal Agreement RETURN Invalid application returned NCAD Negative certificate of appropriate development RHEDGZ Hedgerow to be retained NDET Appeal RTCON Trees in CA objections/split decision NOELB No objections Ecclesiastical L.B RTPOZ Tree preservation order consent refused NOOBJ No objections raised Circ. 18/84 or 14/90 SOSA Approved by Secretary of State NPW Application not proceeded with SPLITZ Advert split decision PANRQ Prior approval not required TCASPL Split response to trees in CA notification PAREQ Prior approval required TOUT Telecom notification – out of time PAREQA Prior approval required and approved UNLAWF Unlawful use/development PAREQR Prior approval required and refused WDN Application withdrawn Contact Telephone Numbers for Development Control: Central (CNTRL) Area Team: Mike Bowley: 01908 252610 Jeremy Lee: 01908 252316 Sue Barnes: 01908 252214 Andrew Horner: 01908 252609 Jackie Fox: 01908 252283 South Area Team: Alan Mills: 01908 252412 Wayne Campbell: 01908 252608 Debbie Perkins: 01908 252335 Nicola Wheatcroft: 01908 252274 North Area Team: Peter Joel: 01908 252361 Richard Sakyi 01908 252509 Minerals, Waste and Enforcement Matters: Ian Prosser: 01908 252710 Ann Stannard: 01908 254035 Rebecca Trouse: 01908 252611 Development Control General Enquiries: Maureen McAree: 01908 252358 Helen Westlake: 01908 252358 DECISN2000 PAGE: 2 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2nd October 2006 Ref. No and Parish Date Decided Proposal 06/00240/FUL 03/10/06 INSTALLATION OF TWO EXTRACTION VENTS AND Bletchley And Fenny NEW SHOP FRONT INCLUDING SHUTTERS, Stratford TC DOWNLIGHTS AND FACIA (RETROSPECTIVE) SOUTH at 5 Oliver Road Bletchley Milton Keynes for Mr Nigel Penny Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01283/FUL 03/10/06 ERECTION OF A SINGLE DWELLING Bletchley And Fenny Stratford TC SOUTH at Mill Farm Mill Road Bletchley for Mr & Mrs T Bailey Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01284/LBC 03/10/06 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR DEMOLITION OF Bletchley And Fenny EXISTING BUILDINGS AND ERECTION OF SINGLE Stratford TC DWELLING INCLUDING REBUILD OF BOUNDARY WALL AS PART OF THE DWELLING SOUTH at Mill Farm Mill Road Bletchley for Mr And Mrs T Bailey Decision: PERLBZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01343/FUL 03/10/06 TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION Bletchley And Fenny Stratford TC SOUTH at 41 Sycamore Avenue Bletchley Milton Keynes for Mr R Illing Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01377/FUL 03/10/06 CHANGE OF USE FROM OFFICES (B1 USE) TO Bletchley And Fenny BARBER SHOP (USE CLASS A1) Stratford TC SOUTH at 2A Albert Street Bletchley for Peter Jones Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 3 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2nd October 2006 06/01371/ADV 04/10/06 REPLACEMENT OF SINGLE SIDE NON Bow Brickhill PC ILLUMINATED FREE STANDING SIGN, NON ILLUMINATED DIRECTIONAL SIGN, NON ILLUMINATED INFORMATION BOARD, NON ILLUMINATED MENU BOARD, REPLACEMENT OF EXTERNALLY ILLUMINATED LETTERING TO FRONT ELEVATION AND REPLACEMENT OF EXTERNALLY ILLUMINATED LETTERING TO WEST ELEVATION, REPLACEMENT OF EXTERNALLY ILLUMINATED FREE STANDING PICTORIAL SIGN ON A POST SOUTH at The Wheatsheaf 21 Station Road Bow Brickhill for Glenn White Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: 06/01425/FUL 05/10/06 CHANGE OF USE FROM B1/B8 TO B2 FOR CAR Bradwell Abbey PC SERVICING AND TYRE FITTING USE. SOUTH at 31 Potters Lane Kiln Farm Milton Keynes for Mr Mohammed Iqbal Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01013/FUL 04/10/06 CHANGE OF USE FROM RESIDENTIAL TO HOUSE Bradwell PC IN MULTIPLE OCCUPANCY CNTRL at 188 Bradwell Common Boulevard Bradwell Common Milton Keynes for P A O'Sullivan And Mr J D Riches Decision: REF Decision Type: Committee 06/00717/LBC 03/10/06 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR THE ERECTION Broughton / MK OF AN INTERNAL PARTITION WALL Village PC CNTRL at Brook Farmhouse Broughton Road Milton Keynes Village for Dr & Mrs Sivills Decision: PERLBZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/00773/LBC 06/10/06 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR THE Broughton / MK REPLACEMENT OF METAL WINDOWS WITH Village PC WOODEN WINDOWS CNTRL at Brook Farmhouse Broughton Road Milton Keynes Village for Mr And Mrs Sivills Decision: PERLBZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 4 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2nd October 2006 06/01264/LBC 05/10/06 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR REPLACEMENT Broughton / MK OF ALL EXTERNAL WINDOWS AND DOORS Village PC CNTRL at 45 Walton Road Milton Keynes Village Milton Keynes for Mr Arnold Mitterer Decision: PERLBZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01315/TCA 06/10/06 REMOVAL OF 3 APPLE TREES AND A PEAR TREE Broughton / MK AND REPLACEMENT WITH DIFFERENT SPECIES Village PC CNTRL at The Granary Broughton Road Milton Keynes Village for Dr Sharon Ding Decision: CATREE Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01350/FUL 06/10/06 INSTALLATION OF ABOVE GROUND STORAGE Broughton / MK TANKS TO REPLACE UNDERGROUND STORAGE Village PC TANKS CNTRL at Rexam Beverage Can (Europe And Asia) Formerly Nacanco Ltd Northfield Drive Northfield for Rexam Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/00954/FUL 04/10/06 CHANGE OF USE FROM RESIDENTIAL TO HOUSE Campbell Park PC IN MULTIPLE OCCUPANCY (RETROSPECTIVE) CNTRL at 22 Hutton Avenue Oldbrook Milton Keynes for Mr Tariq Mahmood Decision: REF Decision Type: Committee 06/01327/FUL 05/10/06 FIRST FLOOR SIDE EXTENSION Campbell Park PC CNTRL at 94 Springfield Boulevard Springfield Milton Keynes for Mrs S Hawthorne Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01380/FUL 04/10/06 SIDE EXTENSION TO EXISTING GARAGE TO Campbell Park PC CREATE NEW GARAGE CNTRL at 4 Wilford Close Woolstone Milton Keynes for Mr John Horsler Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 5 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2nd October 2006 06/01201/LBC 03/10/06 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR SINGLE STOREY Castlethorpe PC REAR EXTENSION NORTH at Elm Tree Cottage 9 North Street Castlethorpe for Mr D Shepherd Decision: PERLBZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01272/LBC 03/10/06 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR REMOVAL OF Gayhurst PC INTERNAL PARTITIONS TO DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN NORTH at 3 Bunsty Pastures Gayhurst Newport Pagnell for Mr & Mrs Kane Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01102/OUT 04/10/06 DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AND Great Linford PC ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY OFFICE WITH 4 NO. CAR PARKING BAYS AND NEW ACCESS (OUTLINE) CNTRL at Land Adjacent To 220 Wolverton Road Blakelands for G Sweetman Decision: PER Decision Type: Committee 06/01361/FUL 04/10/06 SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION AND EXTERNAL Great Linford PC ALTERATIONS CNTRL at 18 Tower Crescent Tower Drive Neath Hill for BGBET Limited Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01402/FUL 04/10/06 TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION Great Linford PC CNTRL at 10 Tower Drive Neath Hill Milton Keynes for Mr And Mrs Dee Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 05/01291/OUT 03/10/06 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (OUTLINE) Hanslope PC NORTH at Cuckoo Hill Farm Castlethorpe Road Hanslope for Mr R Ivens Decision: PER Decision Type: Committee 06/01468/ANOT 05/10/06 ERECTION OF A GENERAL PURPOSE STORE FOR Hanslope PC GRAIN, SEED, FERTILISER AND MACHINERY NORTH at Ivy Farm Park Road Hanslope for W K Needham And Sons Limited Decision: AGRAPP Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 6 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 2nd October 2006 06/01301/ADV 04/10/06 3 NO. EXTERNALLY ILLUMINATED SIGNAGE, 1 TO Kents Hill,Monkston FRONT, REAR AND A SIDE ELEVATION, 1 NO. And Brinklow PC TOTEM SIGN, 1 NO. FREE STANDING INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED SIGN CNTRL at 2 Newmarket Court Kingston Milton Keynes for Graham Barker Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01344/FUL 05/10/06 TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION Kents Hill,Monkston And Brinklow PC CNTRL at 34 Chetwode Avenue Monkston Milton Keynes for Mr Paul Warren Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01383/FUL 04/10/06 FIRST FLOOR SIDE EXTENSION Kents Hill,Monkston And Brinklow PC CNTRL at 126 Blanchland Circle Monkston Milton Keynes for Luke Gillings Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01376/TPO 05/10/06 TREE PRESERVATION ORDER CONSENT TO Little Brickhill PC REMOVE ONE HORSE CHESTNUT TREE SOUTH at The View Watling Street Little Brickhill for Carol And Graham Nicholls Decision: RTPOZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 06/01309/FUL 04/10/06 ERECTION OF STORAGE
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