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Delegated Planning Decisions PDF 46 KB LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL APPLICATION NO DETAILS DECISION 08/00697/EIR Fanny House Farm, Oxcliffe Road, Heaton With Oxcliffe Application Permitted EIA screening opinion for a wind turbine for Chris Girdham (Heysham South Ward) 10/00205/RCN 19 Fairhaven Way, Morecambe, Lancashire Removal of Application Refused condition no. 4 on approved application 00/00874/FUL to use the granny flat as a separate unit of living accommodation for Mr David Hutton (Bare Ward) 10/00029/DIS Longfield Quarry, Biggins Lane, Whittington Discharge Request Completed of condition 3 on approved application 10/00075/FUL for EON Climate And Renewables (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00030/DIS Keer Side, Keerside, Arkholme Discharge of conditions Request Completed 3 and 4 on approved application no. 09/01250/FUL for Mr And Mrs Ford (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00476/NMA Wenning House, Forge Lane, Halton Non-material Application Permitted amendment to approved application 05/00562/REM for Like Technologies (Halton With Aughton Ward) 10/00482/CU Barnes End, Long Lane, Quernmore Demolition and Application Permitted rebuild of front porch. for Dr Robert Chaplin (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/00483/LB Barnes End, Long Lane, Quernmore Listed building Application Permitted consent to demolish and rebuild front porch for Dr Robert Chaplin (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/00570/ADV Lancaster Leisure Park Ltd, Wyresdale Road, Lancaster Application Permitted Retention of two directional signs at the site entrance, the erection of free standing post signs within the site and the erection of an externally illuminated fascia sign to the existing building. for Mr Matt Jackson (John O'Gaunt Ward) 10/00055/DIS 8 Penrod Way, Heysham, Lancashire Discharge of Request Completed condition 4 on approved application 06/00615/FUL for AM Support Services Ltd (Heysham South Ward) 10/00710/FUL 2 Foxholes Bungalow, Anyon Lane, Bay Horse Application Permitted Retrospective application for change of use of agricultural land to form an extension to the domestic curtilage and partial demolition of existing dwelling and erection of a new replacement dwelling. for Mr J. Prest (Ellel Ward) 10/00777/CU Shenstone, The Green, Over Kellet Conversion of Application Permitted attached barn to form ancillary living accommodation, the erection of a two-storey extension and the widening of the existing access for Mr & Mrs C Newton (Kellet Ward) 10/00800/FUL Our Ladys High School, Morecambe Road, Lancaster Application Permitted Retrospective application for the installation of two LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS windows for Claude McMurtrie (Skerton East Ward) 10/00928/CU 270 Marine Road Central, Morecambe, Lancashire Application Permitted Change of use from retail (Use Class A1) to a drop-in childcare centre (Use Class D1) for Mrs Leona Pearcy (Poulton Ward) 10/00954/EIO Heysham South Wind Farm Site, Lancaster/Morecambe Application Permitted Bypass, Heaton With Oxcliffe Scoping opinion for new wind farm development for Banks Renewables Ltd (Overton Ward) 10/00997/FUL Gabriel Cottage, Coneygarth Lane, Tunstall Erection of Application Permitted a replacement sunroom for Mr And Mrs C Harker (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/01009/LB Gabriel Cottage, Coneygarth Lane, Tunstall Application Application Permitted for listed building consent for the erection of a replacement sunroom for Mr And Mrs C Harker (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/01010/FUL Stables At Field No 8600, Chipping Lane, Bay Horse Application Permitted Erection of a replacement double stable, replacement tack room and corner extension for Mrs Emma Walsh (Ellel Ward) 10/01034/LB 5 Manor Court, Brookhouse, Lancaster Listed building Application Permitted application for a replacement external door for Mr K Murphy (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/01082/FUL 8 Lindbergh Avenue, Lancaster, Lancashire Application Permitted Retrospective application for the retention of a summer house and creation of decked area to rear for Mr Gary Walker (Scotforth West Ward) 10/01107/CU Top O Emmetts, Rakehouse Brow, Abbeystead Change Application Permitted of use of part of attached barn to provide additional accommodation to existing dwelling, alterations to barn and the erection of a replacement porch and new flue. for Grosvenor Estate (Ellel Ward) 10/01114/FUL West House, Kirkby Lonsdale Road, Arkholme Erection Application Permitted of a conservatory to the side for Mr & Mrs Turner (Kellet Ward) 10/00086/DIS Old Coal Yard, North Road, Carnforth Discharge of Request Completed conditions 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 12 on approved application 09/00072/FUL for Sharon Webber (Carnforth Ward) 10/01201/OUT Land Between 14-15 Betony, Morecambe, Lancashire Application Permitted Outline application for erection of a two storey dwelling with garage with ancillary buildings for Mr Simon Livesey (Bare Ward) 10/01210/FUL 27 Knowlys Avenue, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Application Refused a single storey rear and side extension for Mr P Howard (Heysham Central Ward) 10/01204/VCN Slyne Caravan Park, Bottomdale Road, Slyne Variation Application Permitted of condition 1 on application 01/00019/FUL to allow the site to open all year round. for Mr T. Hanley (Slyne With Hest Ward) 10/01214/FUL Box Tree, Ravens Close Road, Wennington Erection of Application Permitted LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS a stock building and associated hardstanding for Ian Armour (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/01241/LB 29 Queen Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Listed building Application Permitted application for installation of secondary glazing to 5 sash windows in the front elevation for Mrs Kathy Barton (Dukes Ward) 10/01220/FUL 6 Summerfield Drive, Slyne, Lancaster Demolition of Application Permitted existing bungalow and erection of 5 bedroom dormer bungalow with detached garage and plant room. for Mr John Pearson (Slyne With Hest Ward) 10/01264/VCN Crook O Lune Caravan Park, Caton Road, Quernmore Application Permitted Operation of caravan site without compliance of condition 2 on application 95/00783/FUL and condition 2 on application 02/01282/FUL relating to occupancy restrictions for Miss C And S Newby (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/01265/FUL Hawthorne House Farm, Carr Lane, Middleton Application Permitted Replacement of four pump stations for Mr Nigel Wimpenny (Overton Ward) 10/01295/FUL Sweetings Farm, Sandside, Cockerham Erection of Application Permitted replacement agricultural building, new milking parlour and collecting yard (Phase 1 of a 2 phase plan) for Mr Richard Lawson (Ellel Ward) 10/01298/FUL Sweetings Farm, Sandside, Cockerham Erection of a Application Permitted building to provide under cover handling/feed yard (phase 2 of 2 phase plan) for Mr Richard Lawson (Ellel Ward) 10/01314/FUL 71 Westbourne Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Demolition Application Permitted of Existing Garage and the Erection of a rear extension for Shirley Milward (Castle Ward) 10/01315/CON 71 Westbourne Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Demolition Application Permitted of the Existing Garage for Shirley Milward (Castle Ward) 11/00003/FUL 55 Twemlow Parade, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Application Permitted first floor extension to the side with a single storey to the rear including decking. for Mr & Mrs J. Stewart (Heysham Central Ward) 11/00004/FUL 57 Twemlow Parade, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Application Permitted a single storey extension to side and rear, and raised decking for Mr & Mrs S Marshall (Heysham Central Ward) 11/00016/REM West Lindeth House, 2 Stankelt Road, Silverdale Application Permitted Reserved matters application for the erection of 2 dwellings with integral garages for Absolute Homes Ltd (Silverdale Ward) 11/00025/LB Flat 6, Yealand House, 1 Yealand Road Listed building Application Permitted application for creation of an ensuite and associated works and secondary double glazing to all windows and doors for Mrs S Roberts (Silverdale Ward) 11/00032/FUL Lancaster University, Bailrigg Lane, Lancaster Application Refused Construction of new footpath connection across Lake Carter, to include a pontoon crossing for Mr Mark LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS Swindlehurst (University Ward) 11/00040/ADV Travelodge, Euston Road, Morecambe 4 illuminated Application Permitted signs for Mr Chris Towne (Poulton Ward) 11/00050/FUL 12 Swaledale, Galgate, Lancaster Installation of PVC Application Permitted windows and doors for Mr D Chadwick (Ellel Ward) 11/00051/LB 57 Market Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Listed building Application Permitted application for ground floor internal alterations, repaint shop front, and fascia, and new signage for Mr K Lowe (Dukes Ward) 11/00052/ADV 57 Market Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Replace Application Permitted existing shop front fascia and projecting/hanging sign with new for Mr K Lowe (Dukes Ward) 11/00070/FUL Breckanfield, Brettargh Drive, Lancaster Erection of new Application Permitted garden wall, erection of 2 no. lean-to outbuildings and installation of 2 no. rooflights to property for Mr M. Woodhouse (Scotforth West Ward) 11/00074/CU Second Floor, 38 Cable Street, Lancaster Change of Application Permitted Use at Second Floor from Office (B1) to Gymnasium (D2). for Bay Gyms Ltd & Stonewell Property Company Ltd (Bulk Ward) 11/00079/FUL 38 Twemlow Parade, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Permitted Development a conservatory to the side for Mr Colin Cowell (Heysham Central Ward) 11/00086/CU Edmundson Electrical Ltd, Northgate, Morecambe Application Permitted Change of use from storage/warehouse to car sales, MOT Station and vehicle repair unit for PGW Ltd (Westgate
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