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Planning Applications Planning Applications Received in the Period Week Ending Friday 21St December 2012 to Week Ending to Friday 25Th January 2013 Riverside Area Team Planning applications Planning applications received in the period week ending Friday 21st December 2012 to week ending to Friday 25th January 2013. Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00030732C 32 Silver Street Conversion of first and Myton Pineapple Bar And Robert Farrow (Design) Ltd Q13 Kingston Upon Hull second floors from Grill Mr Robert Farrow Simon Mounce HU1 1JG storage and living Mr Karl Jeffery Millar House (Simon.Mounce@hul accommodation Zillis 32 Northgate lcc.gov.uk) associated with a ground 14-16 King Street Hessle 612920 floor drinking Hull HU13 9AA 12/00539/FULL establishment to create HU1 2JJ four self-contained flats, and replacement of existing metal window to second floor west elevation with new powder-coated aluminium window. 00031282A West Side Of Installation of Merchant Myton Hull City Council NPS Q18 Queens Dock Avenue Navy memorial. Mr Kevin Priestly Mr Anton Cannell James Matchett Kingston Upon Hull Kingston House Earle House (James.Matchett@h Bond Street Colonial Street ullcc.gov.uk) Kingston Upon Hull Kingston Upon Hull 612309 HU1 3ER HU2 8JY 12/01129/FULL Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00030732D 32 Silver Street Listed Building Consent: Myton Pineapple Bar And Robert Farrow (Design) Ltd Q23 Kingston Upon Hull 1) Internal alterations Grill Mr Robert Farrow Simon Mounce HU1 1JG associated with the Mr Karl Jeffery Millar House (Simon.Mounce@hul residential conversion of Zillis 32 Northgate lcc.gov.uk) first and second floors 14-16 King Street Hessle 612920 including the installation Hull HU13 9AA 12/00540/LBC of suspended ceilings, HU1 2JJ new stoothing walls, acoustic flooring, and new openings with timber panel doors. 2) The replacement of existing metal window to second floor west elevation with new powder-coated aluminium window. 00024530D East Side, Tower Street 1) Change of use of Drypool X Bonus Electrical Ltd Piercy Design Ltd Q20 Kingston Upon Hull vacant site to temporary Unit 1, Connaught Quaker Meeting Rooms Chris Peach short stay surface level Road 4 Percy Street (Chris.Peach@hullcc car park (82 spaces) with Kingswood Business Hull .gov.uk) altered access off Tower Park HU2 8HH 612734 Street. Hull 12/01119/COU 2) Construction of HU7 3AP weldmesh fencing and gates to frontage and 2.4m high palisade fencing to other boundaries. Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00032056 21 Montrose Street Erection of a single storey Drypool Westbourne M+C Ltd Q21 Kingston Upon Hull flat roofed rear Mr Martin Wedgner Chris Peach HU8 7RU kitchen/bathroom 130 Askew Avenue (Chris.Peach@hullcc extension (4.77m long x Hull .gov.uk) 2.35m wide x 2.73m high; HU4 6NT 612734 15'8" x 7'9" x 8'11"). 12/01127/FULL 00010612Y Land Between 12-15 Retention of tarmac Myton Euro Car Parks Q18 Dock Street And 36-48 surface on existing car Mr Ross Ogilvie Jonathon Benson George Street park. 31 Bytom Street (John.Benson@hullc Kingston Upon Hull Manchester c.gov.uk) HU1 3DL M3 4PF 612319 12/01126/FULL 00013060H 26-30 Holderness Road Retention of two windows Drypool Mr D Smith Mr A Evans Q18 Kingston Upon Hull and external roller 26-30 Holderness A.M.E. Plans Jonathon Benson HU9 1EG shutters on north east Road 38 Holderness Road (John.Benson@hullc elevation of building. Kingston Upon Hull Kingston Upon Hull c.gov.uk) Retention of door and HU9 1EG HU9 1EF 612319 external roller shutter on 12/01137/FULL east elevation of building (development not visible from street). 00029189N Tower Street Use of land as temporary Drypool Hull City Council Q18 West Side (Adjacent New short stay car park (for 3 (Streetscene Dave Harris Footbridge) years). Services) (dave.harris@hullcc. Kingston Upon Hull Paul Bowman gov.uk) Kingston House 612338 Bond Street 12/01135/FULL Hull HU1 3ER Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00010253J The George Hotel Public Change of use from Newington Architectural Design Q16 House public house (A4 use) to Partnership Ltd Laura Gibson Walton Street hot food takeaway (A5 591 Anlaby Road (Laura.Gibson@hull Kingston Upon Hull use). Hull cc.gov.uk) HU3 6JR Installation of extraction HU3 6ST 612903 flue to rear. 13/00007/FULL 00030732E 32 Silver Street Listed building consent Myton Pineapple Bar & Grill Robert Farrow (Design) Ltd Q23 Kingston Upon Hull for the retention of two Company Ltd Mr Robert Farrow Simon Mounce HU1 1JG brushed aluminium and Mr K Jeffery Millar House (Simon.Mounce@hul perspex box panel signs Zillis 32 Northgate lcc.gov.uk) (1.7m high x 0.6m wide x 14-16 King Street Hessle 612920 0.08m deep). Hull HU13 9AA 12/01118/LBC HU1 1JJ 00015498S Hull College Motor Installation of vehicle Myton Hull College MLJ Project Management Q18 Vehicle Centre storage racking. Mr Stewart MacMaster Ltd Catherine Dixon 2 Cannon Street Hull College Group Mr Mark Morgan (Catherine.Dixon@h Kingston Upon Hull Queens Gardens 2 Marina Court ullcc.gov.uk) HU2 0AB Wilberforce Drive Castle Street 612337 Kingston Upon Hull Kingston Upon Hull 12/01125/FULL HU1 3DG HU1 1TJ 00024932A Cleveland Street/Mount Erection of a materials Drypool FCC Environment Stratus Environmental Q09 Pleasant, Wilmington recycling facility building Mr Chris Ratcliffe Mr James Cook Chris Peach Waste Transfer Site (110m long x 39m wide x Raynesway Park 4245 Park Approach (Chris.Peach@hullcc Kingston Upon Hull 13.25m high; 36'1" x 128' Drive Thorpe Park .gov.uk) HU8 8BZ x 43'6") to west of existing Derby Leeds 612734 waste transfer building DE21 7BA LS15 8GB 13/00008/FULL (following removal/demolition of bunded fuel store). Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00032059 Anlaby Road, South Side Application for the prior Newington Everything WHP Wilkinson Helsby Q27 (at Corner Of Perry approval for the siting and Everywhere (UK) Ltd The Ponderosa Dave Harris Street) appearance of 15m Scotland Lane (dave.harris@hullcc. Kingston Upon Hull (49'2") high Horsforth gov.uk) HU3 6AP telecommunications mast Leeds 612338 and associated cabinets. LS18 5SF 13/00001/TEL 00027163B 50 Holderness Road Change of use from shop Drypool Mr M Mowforth AME Plans Q20 Kingston Upon Hull (use class A1) to bar (use 50 Holderness Road Mr Alan Evans Chris Peach HU9 1ED class A4). Kingston-upon-Hull 38 Holderness Road (Chris.Peach@hullcc HU9 1ED Kingston-upon-Hull .gov.uk) HU9 1EF 612734 13/00002/COU 00032064 3 Borella Grove Erection of two storey St Andrews Mr James Smith Ms Sarah Harrison Q21 Kingston Upon Hull side extension (8.9m long 3 Borella Grove 41 Beech Road Catherine Dixon HU3 5AB x 2.7m wide x 7.9m high; Dairycoates Avenue Elloughton (Catherine.Dixon@h 29'2" x 8'9" x 25'11"). Hull Brough ullcc.gov.uk) HU3 5AB HU15 1JX 612337 13/00020/FULL 00025092Q 37-42 Shirethorn Centre, Change of use of printers Myton Greenwood Property Doug Jennings Planning Q20 Prospect Street to dance studio Ltd Services Brian Savage (Also Known As Unit 6, Mr D Greenwood Douglas Jennings (Brian.Savage@hull Spencer Street) Wensley Hall 7 Kingtree Avenue cc.gov.uk) Kingston Upon Hull Wensley Cottingham 612333 HU2 8PX Leyburn East Riding Of Yorkshire 12/01140/COU DL8 4HN HU16 4DS Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00013722E 271-273 Holderness 1) Installation of new Drypool Mr P. Ulliott Mr R Goodison Q10 Road shop front. 19 Skeckling Close Totleys Farm Brian Savage Kingston Upon Hull 2) Enclosure of rear Burstwick Newbridge Road (Brian.Savage@hull HU8 8TD stairway. Burstwick cc.gov.uk) HU12 9HS 612333 13/00023/FULL 00016268G Barnardos Fell 2 lime trees and 1 Drypool Mr Douglas Green Mr Malcolm Waller 24 348 Holderness Road tree of heaven. 348 Holderness Road 18 West End Brian Savage Kingston Upon Hull HULL Walkington (Brian.Savage@hull HU9 3DQ HU9 3DQ East Yorkshire cc.gov.uk) HU17 8SX 612333 13/00011/TPO 00013744B 8 & 10 Southcoates Lane 1) Change of use of living Drypool ABC Limited Wright Design Q16 Kingston Upon Hull accommodation above Mr Hodgson Mr Derek Wright Brian Savage HU9 3AB no. 8 to self contained 23 Newland Avenue 18 Westwick (Brian.Savage@hull flat. Hull Hedon cc.gov.uk) 2) Installation of new HU12 8HQ 612333 shop fronts. 12/00713/FULL (Revised Proposal) 00019003B 71 Morpeth Street Change of use of property Myton Mr Mark Girdham Q20 Kingston Upon Hull from 3 self contained flats Pear Tree Cottage Catherine Dixon HU3 1RF to a single residential Westoby Lane (Catherine.Dixon@h dwelling. Barrow on Humber ullcc.gov.uk) North Lincolnshire 612337 DN197DJ 12/01121/COU Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00014849F 96 Witham Display of internally Drypool 57 Taxis Limited Mr Patrick Forde Q22 Kingston Upon Hull illuminated wall mounted 96-102 Witham Lindsay House Brian Savage HU9 1AT advertisements. Kingston Upon Hull 15 Springfield Way (Brian.Savage@hull HU9 1AT Anlaby cc.gov.uk) Kingston Upon Hull 612333 East Riding Of Yorkshire 13/00013/ADV HU10 6RJ 00011144E Clarence Court Remove deadwood and Myton Mr Tim Beach 19 Little Reed Street branches encroaching Sanctuary Houing Catherine Dixon Kingston Upon Hull building on acer tree in 160 Francis Street (Catherine.Dixon@h HU2 8JL car park. Hull ullcc.gov.uk) HU2 8DT 612337 13/00041/TC 00015716G 1-5 St Georges Road Continued siting of Newington Mr Alex Hall Q14 Kingston Upon Hull container in car park to Halltech Energy Laura Gibson rear for storage purposes. Partnership (Laura.Gibson@hull 1119 Hessle High cc.gov.uk) Road 612903 Hull 13/00070/FULL HU4 6SB 00032082 19 Derwent Street Erection of 2 storey side Drypool Mr Archibald Q21 Kingston Upon Hull extension and single 19 Derwent Street Dave Harris HU8 8TX storey rear extension (to Hull (dave.harris@hullcc.
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