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Weekly List of Planning Applications & Decisions 2-4-21 Development Management Weekly List of Planning Applications & Decisions Week ending 02/04/21 The weekly list is divided into 3 parts. Part 1 is the list of recently registered applications, Part 2 is the list of Proposal of Application Notices and Tree Works Applications and Part 3 is the list of recent decisions. The application details and drawings can be viewed online at: West Dunbartonshire Council - Planning Application Search Alternatively, viewing can be arranged by appointment between the hours of 08:45 – 16:45 Monday – Thursday 08:45 – 15:55 on Fridays at Planning Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL If you wish to comment on any new application, please do so within 14 days of the date on which this list was issued, or by the Notification Expiry Date stated in relation to the application concerned (if later). In this regard please read the updated advice regarding Commenting on Planning Application which can be found by using the following link: West Dunbartonshire Council - Commenting on a Planning Application Guidance Please note any representations made will be available for public inspection and will be published on the on-line register. Part 1 Recently Registered Planning Applications Application No: DC21/082/FUL Proposal: Retrospective siting of temporary sales cabin associated with adjacent housing development Development Type Local Development Application Type: Full Application Location: Development Site Queen Mary Avenue Clydebank Applicant: Miller Homes Agent: N/A Date Validated: 30 March 2021 Notification Expiry Date: 29 April 2021 Ward: Clydebank Central Community Council: Linnvale/ Drumry OS Grid Reference: 250522/670857 Officer Contact Details: Ms Lisa Miller [email protected] Expected Decision Type DELEGATED Application No: DC21/097/CPL Proposal: Single storey rear extension Development Type N/A Application Type: Certificate Proposed Lawful Use/Dev Location: 14 Hornbeam Drive Clydebank G81 3PJ Applicant: Mrs C Cameron Agent: Clark Design Architecture Strathleven House Levenside Road Vale Of Leven Industrial Estate Dumbarton G82 3PD FAO: Mr P. Clark Date Validated: 30 March 2021 Notification Expiry Date: N/A Ward: Clydebank Central Community Council: Parkhall North Kilbowie And Central CC OS Grid Reference: 248980/671981 Officer Contact Details: Mr Wojciech Borowski [email protected] Expected Decision Type DELEGATED Application No: DC21/098/FUL Proposal: Detached double garage to front of house Development Type Local Development Application Type: Full Application Location: Roseacre 1 Campbell Street Bonhill Alexandria G83 9JN Applicant: Mr Charles MacKenzie Agent: The Hay Partnership (Lomond) Ltd 73 Glasgow Road Dumbarton G82 1RE F.A.O Robert Hay Date Validated: 31 March 2021 Notification Expiry Date: 29 April 2021 Ward: Leven Community Council: Bonhill And Dalmonach OS Grid Reference: 239605/679585 Officer Contact Details: Mr Wojciech Borowski [email protected] Expected Decision Type DELEGATED Application No: PRIOR21/001 Proposal: Demolition of buildings Development Type N/A Application Type: Prior approvals Location: Maryland Farm Garshake Road Dumbarton G82 3PY Applicant: Mr and Mrs Wallace Agent: Gray Planning & Development Ltd AYE House Admiralty Park Rosyth Dunfermline KY11 2YW F.A.O Neil Gray Date Validated: 1 April 2021 Notification Expiry Date: N/A Ward: Dumbarton Community Council: Milton And Bowling OS Grid Reference: 241901/677070 Officer Contact Details: Ms Helen Atkinson 01389 738558 Helen.Atkinson@west- dunbarton.gov.uk Expected Decision Type DELEGATED Part 2 Recently Received Proposal of Application Notices Proposal of Application Notices are sent in by the prospective applicant at least 12 weeks prior to submitting a formal application for planning permission relating to a national or major development. The notices give details of the proposed development and what pre-application consultation is proposed with local communities. The notices are also served on the relevant community councils. The Council has 21 days to respond to the notice and advise the prospective applicant if further consultation is required. NONE Recently Received Tree Works Applications Please note that these are listed for information only and you may not make representations on these applications. NONE Part 3 - Weekly List of Decisions period ending 02/04/2021 Application No: DC17/204 Proposal: Erection of four new dwelling houses Location: Land Adjacent Three Acres Cochno Road Hardgate Clydebank Applicant: Mr Alan Stewart Agent: David E Lindsay Architects Ltd Decision: Approve Decision Date: 31 March 2021 Application No: DC20/108 Proposal: Change of use from public house to flatted dwelling and associated external alterations Location: Public House 123 - 127 Main Street Renton Dumbarton G82 4NL Applicant: Ms K McCarthy Agent: Clark Design Architecture Decision: Approve Decision Date: 1 April 2021 Application No: DC20/109 Proposal: Change of use from public house to flatted dwelling and associated internal and external alterations Location: Public House 123 - 127 Main Street Renton Dumbarton G82 4NL Applicant: Ms K McCarthy Agent: Clark Design Architecture Decision: Approve Decision Date: 1 April 2021 Application No: DC20/141 Proposal: Replacement of existing telecommunications base station with erection of a 20 metre high pole and associated cabinets and ancillary infrastructure Location: Kelso Service Station 2333 Great Western Road Clydebank G81 2XT Applicant: MBNL (EE(UK) Ltd And H3G (UK) Agent: Mono Consultants Limited Decision: Approve Decision Date: 1 April 2021 Application No: DC20/158 Proposal: Erection of single storey side extension Location: 2 Dunbritton Road Dumbarton G82 2NT Applicant: Mr Liz Leitch Agent: John Kerr Decision: Approve Decision Date: 1 April 2021 Application No: DC20/251 Proposal: Change of use of retail unit to takeaway dessert and ice-cream parlour and associated shopfront alterations Location: 18A Britannia Way Clydebank Applicant: Cook & Indi Agent: Ronald Gellan Decision: Approve Decision Date: 30 March 2021 Application No: DC21/051/FUL Proposal: Erection of fence (retrospective) Location: 1 Planetree Road Clydebank G81 3PQ Applicant: Miss Moira Murdoch Agent: N/A Decision: Approve Decision Date: 2 April 2021 Application No: DC21/054/FUL Proposal: Erection of additional storey of living accommodation over existing single storey extension Location: 39 Davies Drive Alexandria G83 0UF Applicant: Mr & Mrs C McWhinney Agent: Bruach Design And Consultancy Ltd Decision: Approve Decision Date: 2 April 2021 Application No: DC21/060/FUL Proposal: Alterations to existing porch Location: 69 Orissa Drive Dumbarton G82 1AB Applicant: Mr Paul Shearin Agent: StudioTed Architecture Decision: Approve Decision Date: 1 April 2021 Application No: DC21/089/FUL Proposal: Remove double glazing window and install double glazing French doors Location: 23 Stoneyflatt Road Dumbarton G82 3HH Applicant: Ms Christine Marley Agent: N/A Decision: Withdrawn Decision Date: 1 April 2021 Building Standards Weekly List of Building Warrant Applications Week ending 02/04/2021 Application Number BW/21/109 Proposal Installation of Level access shower Location 2A Kyle Terrace Dumbarton G82 5DU Applicant West Dunbartonshire Council Agent West Dunbartonshire Council 4- 16 Bridge Street Dumbarton G82 1NT F.A.O Akash Angral Officer Contact Ms Annmarie Scollon Details [email protected] Application Number BW/21/110 Proposal Replacement of conservatory roof Location 50 Kirk Crescent Old Kilpatrick G60 5NL Applicant Mr & Mrs G Campbell Agent S3 Building Design Ltd 8 Menzies Drive Fintry G63 0YG F.A.O. David Findlay Officer Contact Ms Lorraine Charles Details [email protected] Application Number BW/21/111 Proposal Installation of cask racking system with staircase Location Loch Lomond Distillery Bowie Road Lomond Industrial Estate Alexandria G83 0TL Applicant Loch Lomond Distillery Agent Thistle Systems Thistle Systems 2 Deerdykes Court North Deerdykes Court North Cumbernauld G68 9FL F.A.O - Ambika Rani Officer Contact Mr Gerry Poutney Details [email protected] Application Number BW/21/112 Proposal Subdivide existing Locker Room- form Ladies and Gents Locker Rooms with toilets. Location Bowling Green 11 John Knox Street Clydebank G81 1ND Applicant Mr Ronnie McElroy Agent CMM Architects Floor 2 202 Bath street Glasgow G2 4HW F.A.O Campbell Mcintyre Officer Contact Ms Lorraine Charles Details [email protected] Application Number BW/21/113 Proposal Internal alterations and single storey rear extension Location 14 Hornbeam Drive Clydebank G81 3PJ Applicant Mrs C Cameron Agent Clark Design Architecture Strathleven House Levenside Road Vale Of Leven Industrial Estate Dumbarton G82 3PD FAO: Mr P. Clark Officer Contact Ms Lorraine Charles Details [email protected] Application Number BW/21/114 Proposal Two storey rear extension and internal alterations Location 50 Dumbuck Road Dumbarton G82 3AB Applicant Mr Alexander Couper Agent Murroch Designs Ltd 28 High Mains Avenue Dumbarton G82 2PP F.A.0 David McBride Officer Contact Ms Jacquie Harper Details [email protected] Application Number BW/21/115 Proposal Single storey side extension Location Kinnoul Ii Drymen Road Balloch G83 8HS Applicant Mrs K Clarke Agent Coats Architecture Ltd 7 Harelaw Avenue Glasgow G44 3HZ F.A.O Robert Coats Officer Contact Ms Jacquie Harper Details [email protected]
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