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Delegated Decisions ______ Item 9 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 1. 7/2005/0229/DM OFFICER:Craig Miles APPLICATION DATE: 14 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF PITCHED ROOF OVER EXISTING FLAT ROOF LOCATION: BOYNE HOUSE WEST PARK LANE SEDGEFIELD STOCKTON-ON-TEES TS212BA APPLICANT: J Sigsworth Boyne House, West Park Lane, Sedgefield, Stockton on Tees DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 4 August 2005 2. 7/2005/0379/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 3 June 2005 PROPOSAL: INSTALLATION OF NEW ROLLER SHUTTER (RESTROSPECTIVE APPLICATION) LOCATION: 4 KING STREET SPENNYMOOR DL166QG APPLICANT: Mr G Singh 19 West Road, Annfield Plain, Stanley, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD REFUSAL on 29 July 2005 3. 7/2005/0382/DM OFFICER:Craig Miles APPLICATION DATE: 13 June 2005 PROPOSAL: RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR THE RETENTION OF A 2.35M HIGH WALL AND GATES LOCATION: 15 MAIN STREET SHILDON CO DURHAM APPLICANT: D. Fitzgerald Shildon House, 15 Main Street, Shildon, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 4 August 2005 Page 79 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 4. 7/2005/0383/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 8 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF GARDEN ROOM, SHED AND 1.8 METRE HIGH BOUNDARY TREATMENT LOCATION: 1 AMBLE WAY TRIMDON GRANGE TRIMDON STATION APPLICANT: Brian Orpen Amble House, 1 Amble Way, Trimdon Grange, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 29 July 2005 5. 7/2005/0386/DM OFFICER:Craig Miles APPLICATION DATE: 9 June 2005 PROPOSAL: RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR THE RETENTION OF A 2.35M HIGH WALL LOCATION: 52 EADE CLOSE NEWTON AYCLIFFE DL5 7QQ APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Harrison 52 Eade Close, Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham, DL5 7QQ DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 2 August 2005 6. 7/2005/0388/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 9 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF FRONT PORCH AND LIVING ROOM EXTENSION LOCATION: 31 TUDHOE MOOR SPENNYMOOR DL166EY APPLICANT: Mrs Taylor 31 Tudhoe Moor, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD REFUSAL on 3 August 2005 Page 80 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 7. 7/2005/0389/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 9 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF PORCH TO FRONT AND CONSERVATORY TO THE REAR LOCATION: 12 CHURCH CLOSE KIRK MERRINGTON SPENNYMOOR DL167JY APPLICANT: Mr J Gittens 12 Church Close, Kirk Merrington, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 8. 7/2005/0390/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 9 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION LOCATION: 9 BEECH CRESCENT FERRYHILL DL178DQ APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Cairns 9 Beech Crescent, Ferryhill, Co Durham, DL17 8DQ DECISION: STANDARD REFUSAL on 20 July 2005 9. 7/2005/0391/DM OFFICER:Andrew Glossop APPLICATION DATE: 15 June 2005 PROPOSAL: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING GARAGE AND ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION TO SIDE AND CONSERVATORY TO REAR LOCATION: 23 BOYNSTON GROVE SEDGEFIELD STOCKTON-ON-TEES TS213BD APPLICANT: Mrs L Smith 23 Boynston Grove, Sedgefield, Stockton on Tees, TS21 3BD DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 22 July 2005 Page 81 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 10. 7/2005/0393/DM OFFICER:Andrew Glossop APPLICATION DATE: 20 June 2005 PROPOSAL: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING GARAGE AND ERECTION OF NEW GARAGE TO SIDE LOCATION: 30 ELDON BANK ELDON BISHOP AUCKLAND DL148DX APPLICANT: A Blatchford 30 Eldon Bank, Eldon, Co Durham, DL14 8DX DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 22 July 2005 11. 7/2005/0402/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 13 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF TWO STOREY EXTENSION LOCATION: 28 SWAINBY ROAD TRIMDON TRIMDON STATION TS296JY APPLICANT: Mr A Casson 28 Swainby Road, Trimdon, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 12. 7/2005/0378/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 3 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF ILLUMINATED SIGNAGE (RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION) LOCATION: 4 KING STREET SPENNYMOOR DL166QG APPLICANT: Mr G Singh 19 West Road, Annfield Plain, Stanley DECISION: STANDARD REFUSAL on 29 July 2005 Page 82 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 13. 7/2005/0406/DM OFFICER:Andrew Glossop APPLICATION DATE: 16 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF CONSERVATORY TO REAR LOCATION: 30 BLUEBELL MEADOW NEWTON AYCLIFFE DL5 7LY APPLICANT: J Simon 30 Bluebell Meadow, Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham, DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 22 July 2005 14. 7/2005/0413/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 17 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF EXTENSION OT THE REAR LOCATION: 14 HOLMESIDE AVENUE TRIMDON GRANGE TRIMDON STATION TS296HE APPLICANT: Miss L Hedley 14 Holmside Avenue, Trimdon Grange, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 15. 7/2005/0416/DM OFFICER:Craig Miles APPLICATION DATE: 20 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF FIRST FLOOR SIDE EXTENSION LOCATION: 8 FORSTER CLOSE NEWTON AYCLIFFE DL5 4XJ APPLICANT: Mr Cooper 8 Forster Close, Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham, DL5 4XJ DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 22 July 2005 Page 83 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 16. 7/2005/0419/DM OFFICER:Andrew Glossop APPLICATION DATE: 24 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF CONSERVATORY TO REAR LOCATION: 8 BEAUMONT COURT SEDGEFIELD STOCKTON-ON-TEES TS213AJ APPLICANT: Mr Durnall 8 Beaumont Court, Sedgefield , Co Durham, TS21 3AJ DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 22 July 2005 17. 7/2005/0425/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 20 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ALTERATION TO FRONT ELEVATION, ERECTION OF SUNROOM TO REAR AND TWO STOREY EXTENSION TO THE SIDE LOCATION: WOODLANDS 16 TUDHOE VILLAGE SPENNYMOOR DL166LH APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs A Jackson Melrose Bells Folly, Potters Bank, DH1 3RR DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 18. 7/2005/0426/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 20 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF GARAGE TO THE REAR LOCATION: 47 SOUTH VIEW SPENNYMOOR DL167AH APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Sawley 47 South View, Spennymoor, Co Durham, DL16 7AH DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 25 July 2005 Page 84 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 19. 7/2005/0428/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 22 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF 1ST FLOOR EXTENSION TO THE REAR LOCATION: 21 CALDERMERE SPENNYMOOR DL166XT APPLICANT: Mr Hall 21 Caldermere, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 20. 7/2005/0429/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 22 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF 1ST FLOOR EXTENSION TO SIDE AND SINGLE STOREY EXTENSION TO THE REAR LOCATION: 8 OVAL PARK SPENNYMOOR DL166LN APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs L Atkinson 8 Oval Park, Tudhoe, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 21. 7/2005/0435/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 23 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF CONSERVATORY TO THE REAR LOCATION: 17 CALDERMERE SPENNYMOOR DL166XT APPLICANT: Mr L Younghusband 17 Caldermere, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 Page 85 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 22. 7/2005/0444/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 27 June 2005 PROPOSAL: VARIATION OF PLANNING PERMISSION 7/2004/0534/DM CONDITION NO. 2 TO REPOSITION THE SITE BOUNDARY FENCES AND VEHICLE ACCESS AND THE ERECTION OF TWO DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGES TO SERVE UNITS 3 AND 4 LOCATION: COLDSTREAM FARM CROXDALE SPENNYMOOR APPLICANT: Peter Stott Properties Swallow Ridge Barn, Cassop, Co Durham, DH6 4QB DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 23. 7/2005/0446/DM OFFICER:Graeme Smith APPLICATION DATE: 28 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF CONSERVATORY TO THE REAR (RETROSPECTIVE) LOCATION: 41 CRAGSIDE CLOSE SPENNYMOOR DL167SD APPLICANT: Mrs A Howe 41 Cragside Close, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 25 July 2005 24. 7/2005/0410/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 16 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF CONSERVATORY TO THE REAR LOCATION: 11 CRAGSIDE CLOSE SPENNYMOOR DL167SD APPLICANT: Mrs S Angus 11 Cragside Close, Spennymoor, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 3 August 2005 Page 86 SEDGEFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS - DELEGATED DECISIONS ___________________________________________________________________ 25. 7/2005/0376/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 31 May 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF GARDEN ROOM TO THE REAR LOCATION: REAR OF 12A BANK TOP BISHOP MIDDLEHAM FERRYHILL DL179AW APPLICANT: Mr J Jones Garden Bungalow, Bank Top, Bishop Middleham, Ferryhill DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 25 July 2005 26. 7/2005/0374/DM OFFICER:Steve Teasdale APPLICATION DATE: 1 June 2005 PROPOSAL: CONVERSION OF OUTBUILDING TO DOMESTIC DWELLING LOCATION: MARRICK HOUSE 4 COULTON TERRACE KIRK MERRINGTON SPENNYMOOR DL167HN APPLICANT: A & B Burrrell Highlea Homes Ltd, The Grange, Redworth Road, Shildon, Co Durham DECISION: STANDARD APPROVAL on 26 July 2005 27. 7/2005/0373/DM OFFICER:Andrew Glossop APPLICATION DATE: 9 June 2005 PROPOSAL: ERECTION OF FIRST FLOOR SIDE EXTENSION AND TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION (INCLUDING REAR DORMER WINDOW AND CONSERVATORY) LOCATION: 21 LANCELOT CLOSE NEWTON AYCLIFFE DL5 7QL APPLICANT:
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