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Agenda Reports Pack (Public) 08/01/2015, 16.30 To Members of the Development Control Committee Dear Councillor, Please find attached the following information items which relate to the DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE taking place on THURSDAY, 8 JANUARY 2015 at 4.30 p.m. INFORMATION ITEMS 6. Information Reports (Pages 3 - 18) Blaby District Council Council Offices Desford Road Narborough Leicestershire LE19 2EP Telephone: 0116 275 0555 Fax: 0116 275 0368 Minicom: 0116 284 9786 Web: www.blaby.gov.uk This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 6 INFORMATION REPORTS Committee Name of Report Officer Development Control Appeal Decision Ms. K. Ingles ± Committee ± 08/01/15 Development Services Delegated Reports Manager Tel: 0116 272 2301 Page 3 BLABY DISTRICT COUNCIL 8 JANUARY 2015 REPORT OF THE PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUP MANAGER INFORMATION ITEM APPEAL DECISION Crematorium Management Ltd Change of use of land to form new Crematorium with ancillary book of remembrance building, floral tribute area, memorial areas, garden of remembrance and associated parking and infrastructure ± Land off Welford Road, Kilby Application Number: 14/0356/1/PX ___________________________________ Since your last meeting, confirmation has been received that the Inspector has DISMISSED the above appeal. A copy of the decision, together with a plan showing the site, is attached hereto for the information of Members. Background Papers File 14/0356/1/PX is held in the Planning Division. Cat Hartley 11 December 2014 Planning & Economic Development Group Manager Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE For Information Only APPROVALS ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0603/1/PX Mr J Warbuton Countesthorpe Parish Land To North West Of 53 Peatling Road Countesthorpe Council Leicestershire Erection of 1 detached dwelling and associated access and parking Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0628/1/PX Mr _ Mrs Stone Kilby Parish Council Land Adj To 19 Main Street Kilby Leicestershire Conversion of existing barn/outbuilding to form 1 no. residential dwelling and associated parking (Revised scheme) Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0629/1/LX Mr _ Mrs P Stone Kilby Parish Council Land Adj To 19 Main Street Kilby Leicestershire Converstion of existing barn/outbuilding to form 1no. residential dwelling and associated parking Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0659/1/PX Mr Yunus Jussab Braunstone Town Council 107 - 107A Turnbull Drive Braunstone Town Leicestershire Change of use of ground floor residential accommodation to Use Class A1 (Retail) and alterations to shop front, first floor side extension to create an additional flat and alterations to the rear of the property Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0677/1/PX Mr And Mrs Smith Narborough Parish Council 8 The Square Littlethorpe Leicestershire Change of use of garage/storage building to residential dwelling Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0799/1/PX Mr & Mrs C. Price Enderby Parish Council 5 Grange Park Blaby Road Enderby Erection of a single storey building forming an amenity block and dayroom Page 13 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE For Information Only Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0827/1/PX Mr David Miles Glenfield Parish Council Land At 59 Liberty Road Glenfield Leicestershire Erection of a detached bungalow with associated parking Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0936/1/OX Mr B Neale Enderby Parish Council Land At 12 Cornwall Street Enderby Leicestershire Erection of one dwelling (Outline) Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0942/1/PX Mr C Powers-Lovett Enderby Parish Council Pingle Farm Seine Lane Enderby Erection of a Storage Building with Bat Roost Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0946/1/AY Mitchells And Butlers Braunstone Town Council Harvester Meridian Leisure Park Braunstone Town Display of 4 internally illuminated fascias & 1 post sign and 1 non-illuminated post sign & 2 non illuminated awnings (8 in total) Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0948/1/HPX Mr Nick Mistry Kirby Muxloe Parish The Riding Forest Drive Kirby Muxloe Council Alterations and extensions to existing dwelling, additional driveway and gates and removal of 1 Lime tree (Revised Scheme) Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0960/1/PX Mr John Treadgold - Technical Solutions Con Serv Ltd Braunstone Town Council E I Electrical Installations Plot 4 Meridian West Construction of a concrete base and erection of a storage building Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0972/1/TY Mr David Marsh Countesthorpe Parish 2 Stanyon Close Countesthorpe Leicestershire Council Works to Pine tree to front of property Page 14 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE For Information Only Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0976/1/HPX Mr & Mrs Dan Jones Enderby Parish Council 16 Abbey Road Enderby Leicestershire First floor side and single storey rear extensions (to include demolition of existing conservatory) Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0983/1/HPX Mr D Clarke Sharnford Parish Council 12 Buckinghams Way Sharnford Leicestershire Demolition of existing garage and stores and erection of detached granny annexe and porch extension Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0997/1/HPX Mr B Hagger Glenfield Parish Council 82 Wheatfield Close Glenfield Leicestershire Single storey front and rear extensions Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1003/1/HPX Mr & Mrs Hart Countesthorpe Parish 37 Maple Avenue Countesthorpe Leicestershire Council Single storey side/rear extension Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1008/1/HPX Dr Singh Leicester Forest East 20 Beggars Lane Leicester Forest East Leicestershire Parish Council First floor side & front and single storey front extensions Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1010/1/PY Next Plc Enderby Parish Council Next Plc Desford Road Enderby Installation of additional condensor and generator equipment Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1019/1/TC Hunters Estate Agents Narborough Parish Council 36 Leicester Road Narborough Leicestershire Removal of two Silver Birch trees. Page 15 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE For Information Only Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1020/1/HPX Mr D Greaves Blaby Parish Council Port Hill Mill Lane Blaby Erection of detached triple garage with games room above Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1021/1/TC Mrs. Jo Mayheld Kirby Muxloe Parish 6 Walton Close Kirby Muxloe Leicestershire Council 30% height reduction of three Birch trees. Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1025/1/HPX Miss Samantha Creese Glenfield Parish Council 47 Steyning Crescent Glenfield Leicestershire Two storey side and single storey rear extensions. Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1027/1/HPX Mr. Inglesant Braunstone Town Council 31 Una Avenue Braunstone Town Leicestershire First floor side extension. Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1028/1/TC Mr Lee Johnson Enderby Parish Council 10 Hall Walk Enderby Leicestershire Removal of one Silver Birch and crown lift to one Cherry and one Spruce Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1032/1/HPX Mr. Clements Stoney Stanton Parish 3 Fisher Close Stoney Stanton Leicestershire Council Conversion of garage into habitable room. Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1077/1/NMAT Mr R Smith Sapcote Parish Council Oak Tree Cottage Hinckley Road Sapcote Application for non-material amendments to planning permission 14/0498/1/PX Page 16 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE For Information Only REFUSALS ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/0985/1/HPX Mr P Warren Leicester Forest East 34 Hinckley Road Leicester Forest East Leicestershire Parish Council Erection of detached garage and boundary wall & gates Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1004/1/HPX Mr C Margetts Croft Parish Council Mowbray Arbor Road Croft Erection of detached storage building Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1005/1/HPX Mark Fletcher Glen Parva Parish Council 150 Leicester Road Glen Parva Leicestershire Two storey and first floor side extension Plan No. Name of Applicant and Development Parish 14/1024/1/TY Mrs Roberta Hill-Male Countesthorpe Parish 17 The Dales Countesthorpe Leicestershire Council Removal of one Ash tree. 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