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North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT of PLANNING North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT PIan ni ng Ap p Ii cat ion s for cons iderat i o n of Planning and Environment Committee ~~ ~ Committee Date : 1st November 2005 Ordnance Survey maps reproduced from Ordnance Survey with permission of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 1 NOVEMBER 2005 Page Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus Recommendation No. 30 N/05/00728/FUL Cruden Estates Ltd Residential Development (131 Grant Dwellinghouses) Former Barrwood Quarry Stirling Road Kilsyth 39 N/05/0 1466/FUL The Punch Pub Installation of Retractable Grant Company (PTL) Ltd Canopies, Jumping Jax, 40 Kilbowie Road Carbrain Cumbernauld N/05/01502/AMD Mrs Helen Renewal of Existing Temporary Grant Sutherland Permission for Use of Rear Yard Site Visit for Vehicle Sales Requested 12 Old Gartloch Road No papers Gartcosh issued 44 C/04/01633/FUL Applewood Builders Erection of 12 Dwellinghouses at Grant Ltd Former Coal Yard, Land West of 70 Main Street, Longriggend, Airdrie 53 C/04/01883/FUL A.J. Builders Erection of 8 Flatted Grant Dwelinghouses, Associated Landscaping and Car Parking at Former Coatbridge Hotel Site, Glasgow Road, Coatbridge 58 C/05/00654/FU L Mr D Douthwaite Installation of Rear Dormer Grant (P) Window and Erection of Two Storey Triple Garage with Side Conservatory and Granny Flat and Dormer Windows on the First Floor at Rannoch House, Berrieswall Farm, Stepends Rd, Plains 62 C/05/00758/FUL Mr & Mrs Mallon Erection of Fence to Front and Grant Rear of Dwellinghouse 9 Kenmore Way Carnbroe, Coatbridge 66 C/05/01201/OUT G.T. Buildings Residential Development (In Grant (Scotland) Ltd Outline) at 406 Greengairs Road Greengairs, Airdrie C/05/01414/FUL T-Mobile (UK) Ltd Installation of a 11.7m Grant Streetworks Monopole Site Visit & Hearing Incorporating 3 Antennas within Requested Shrouded Headframe and No papers issued Installation of Equipment Cabin, Meter Cabinet and Ancillary Development Land north east of 9 Islay Varnsdorf Way, Airdrie APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 1 NOVEMBER 2005 Page Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus Recommendation No. 73 C/05/01544/FUL Derek Watt Erection of Dwellinghouse in Grant (P) Association with Agricultural Holding on Land West of Avalon, Avonhead Road, Upperton, Airdrie 80 C/05/01569/FUL Arqiva Installation of 2 Dipole Antenna Grant with Dimensions of 53m to 55m on Existing Structure at Black Hill Transmitter Station lnverdovat Farm 501 Duntilland Road Salsburgh, Shotts S/05/00036/FUL Mr T Ferguson Erection of Flatted Housing Grant Development (One Block Site Visit & Hearing Containing Five Flats, One Block Requested Containing Four Flats) No papers issued Land At 14A Stevenston Street, Holytown Motherwell 84 S/05/00436/FUL Mrs Elizabeth Proposed Outdoor Leisure and Refuse Skelton Activity Centre Site Visit & Hearing Land west of Spindlehowe Road Requested Uddingston 101 S/05/00918/FUL D W Builders Erection of Flatted Residential Grant Development 14 Hill Street, Wishaw 109 S/05/01159/FUL Heather Gierthy & Part Change of Use of Premises Refuse Scott Penwarden to Form Dog Breeding Business Site Visit & Hearing 134 Netherton Road Requested Wishaw 115 S/05/01193/FUL Mr And Mrs G Two Storey Extension to Rear of Grant Gibson Dwellinghouse 18 Newton Drive Newmains, Wishaw 120 S/05/01224/FUL Mr Kevin Millar Erection of Detached Garage to Grant Rear of Dwellinghouse 109 Branchalfield Drive Wishaw S/05/01290/FUL AB Construction Erection of One Two-Storey Grant (Scotland) Ltd Detached Dwellinghouse Site Visit & Hearing (Amendment to 04/01 845/FUL) Requested Plot 1, 4 Baton Road No papers issued Shotts 125 S/05/01 342/F UL Andrea Alexander Erection of Boundary Fence (Part Grant Retrospective) 24 Haughview Road Motherwell APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 1 NOVEMBER 2005 Page Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus Recommendation No. 130 S/05/01366/OUT Mr RSBhopal & Mr Redevelopment of Commercial Grant H.S. Bhopal Land for Residential Purposes 350 New Edinburgh Road Bellshill S/05/01399/FUL M. Ruthin & Erection of Rear Extension to Grant R.Williams Dwelling House Site Visit & Hearing I0Catherine Street Requested Motherwell No papers issued 136 S/05/0 43310UT Mr Brian McArdle Residential Development Grant Murrays Bar 50 - 52 Abernethyn Road Newmains, Wishaw S/05/0 455/FUL Orange PCS Ltd Extension of an Existing Grant Telecommunications Mast and Site Visit the Installation of 3 No. Antennas, Requested 1 No. Transmission Dish, 1 No. No papers issued Equipment Cabinet and Ancillary Equipment - Unit 3 Plantation Avenue, Motherwell 143 S/05/01478/FUL Mr Horn Erection of Garage (Domestic Grant Purposes) 76 Kilmeny Crescent Wishaw 148 S/05/0149O/FUL GAP Group Erection of Industrial Unit for Use Grant as a Plant Hire Business 361 Orbiston Street Motherwell 154 S/05/01585/OUT John Nolan Use of Land for Residential Grant Purposes 33-35 Main Street, Holytown Motherwell C/05/00654/FUL If granted, Section 75 Agreement required (restrict occupancy) C/05/01544/FUL If granted, Section 75 Agreement required (restrict occupancy) Application No: N1051007281FUL Date Registered: 3rd May 2005 Applicant : Cruden Estates Ltd 98 Kerr Street Glasgow G40 2QP Agent Hypostyle Architects 49 & 52 St Vincent Crescent Glasgow G3 8NG Development: Residential Development (131 Dwellinghouses) Location: Former Barrwood Quarry Stirling Road Kilsyth Ward: 66 Banton And Kilsyth East Councillor Tom Barrie Grid Reference: 272408677976 File Reference: N/05/00728/F UL Site History: N/98/00759/FUL Erection Of Residential Development (190 Dwellings). Granted in September 1998. N/OO/O1058/AMD Alteration to House Types on Plots 1,2,18,21,32- 37,40-47,120,124-135,142,166,167,179-181 ,I83,184 Plus Changes to Road Layout and Land Formation. Granted in September 2000. Development Plan: The site is identified for new housing in the Kilsyth Local Plan 1999. Contrary to Development Plan: No Consultations: Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Comments) Scottish Water (Objection) Scottish Natural Heritage (Com ments) West of Scotland Archaeology Service(No Objection) Representations: 4 Representation Letters Newspaper Advertisement: Not Required Recommendation: Grant Subject to the Following Conditions:- 1. That the development hereby permitted shall be started within five years of the date of this permission ,wm LI,D%illR C>IICII P", I,,, a,,, e," ,191,111It N/05/00728/F UL Hi.3,\,l.llh w r,m 50, Fk-i"lli,"rllr Cruden Estates Ltd t Twit I N., 05:,;"I1 LIlii EPHi U LD Former Barwood Quarry Stirling Road Kilsyth TI*,,,O,i 01m11~110Pa7,,,x+,~,*2Y ,.5000 Residential Development (131 Dwellinyhouses) ";L,*,l< ,PDP:'llir >DO, *Representations Reason:To accord with the provisions of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997. 2. That before the development hereby permitted starts, full details of before and after levels shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority. Reason:ln the interests of amenity by ensuring that levels are appropriate for the site and for the general area. 3. That before the development hereby permitted starts, full details of the facing materials to be used on all external walls and roofs shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority. Reason:ln the interests of amenity by ensuring that external materials are appropriate for the site and for the general area. 4. That before the development hereby permitted starts, full details of the design and location of all fences and walls to be erected on the site shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority. Reason:ln the interests of amenity by ensuring that fences and walls are appropriate for the site and for the general area. 5. That before the development hereby permitted starts, full details of the maintenance of the areas of fencing prohibiting public access to the upper level wildlifelnature area shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority; such fencing shall be maintained to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority. Reason:In the interests of public safety by ensuring that there is not unauthorised access to the cliff top area. 6. That before the development hereby permitted starts, a scheme of landscaping, including lochan proposals, shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority and it shall include:- (a) details of any earth moulding and hard landscaping, grass seeding, turfing and footpath link provision; (b) a scheme of tree and shrub planting, incorporating details of the location, number, variety and size of trees and shrubs to be planted; (c) an indication of all existing trees and hedgerows, plus details of those to be retained, and measures for their protection in the course of development (d) nature conservation habitat creation; (e) details of the phasing of these works. Reason:ln the interests of the amenity by ensuring that landscaping is suitable for the site and the general area. 7. That within one year of the occupation of the first dwellinghouse hereby permitted (or such other timescale as is approved under condition 6), all planting, seeding, turfing and earth moulding included in the scheme of landscaping and planting, approved under the terms of condition 6 above, shall be completed and any trees, shrubs, or areas of grass which die, are removed, damaged, or become diseased, within two years of the completion of the development, shall be replaced within the following year with others of a similar size and species. Reason:ln the interests of the amenity by ensuring that landscaping is suitable for the site and the general area. 8. That before the development hereby permitted starts, a scheme, for the provision of two equipped play areas within the application site shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority and this shall include:- (a) details of the type and location of play equipment, seating and litter bins to be situated within the play areas; (b) details of the surface treatment of the play areas, including the location and type of safety surfaces to be installed; (c) details of the fences to be erected around the play area, (d) details of the phasing of these works.
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