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Development Control Committee 6 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE Title of Report: Delegated Chief Officer Decisions Meeting Date 14 January 2014 Report Author and Tel No Barry Reid 01502 523031 Is the report Open or Exempt? Open REPORT Attached at Appendix A is a table of all delegated planning decisions made during November 2013. Members will note that 81 decisions in total were made, of which:- 36 planning permissions were issued 2 planning applications were refused 1 outline planning permission was issued 5 listed building consents were issued 1 conservation area consent was issued 4 change of use consents were issued 1 variation of condition application was issued 10 non-material amendment applications were issued 11 discharge of condition applications were issued 2 householder prior notification applications were issued 1 county council application – no objections 1 approval of reserved matters was issued 1 certificate of lawful use application was refused 1 prior notification for demolition was not required 1 electricity company consultation application – no objections 3 withdrawn RECOMMENDATION That the report concerning Chief Officer delegated decisions taken during November 2013 to be received. BACKGROUND PAPERS Type Available From Case Files Planning Office, Marina Customer Service Centre, The Marina, Lowestoft 20 APPENDIX A LIST OF DELEGATED DECISIONS (PREVIOUS CALENDAR MONTH) LOWESTOFT Applicant : Badger Building (East Anglia) Ltd Ref No : DC/12/1326/DRC Agent : NONE Address : Former Fire Station Normanston Drive Lowestoft Proposal : Discharge of Condition Nos.; 5, 7, 13, and 19 of DC/11/1095/FUL - Construction of 26 houses, 6 flats and creation of new access (amended layout) - Archaeology report, remediation statement, roads and sewers details and cycle store for flats details Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 14/11/2013 SOUTHWOLD Applicant : Mr Samuel Wakeman Ref No : DC/13/0793/COU Agent : NONE Address : 51 High Street Southwold Suffolk Proposal : Retrospective Application - Change of Use from A1 to A3 and alterations Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 13/11/2013 ILKETSHALL ST JOHN Applicant : Mr Lionel Gower Ref No : DC/13/2194/FUL Agent : NONE Address : Hill Farm Englishes Lane Ilketshall St John Proposal : Permanent retention of existing mobile home for holiday use Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 29/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr Richard Smith Ref No : DC/13/2328/LBC Agent : Mrs Janet Jury Address : Land At Crown Score Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal : Listed Building Consent - Construction of new pedestrian gateway in listed boundary wall Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 05/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr David Alborough Ref No : DC/13/2370/DRC Agent : Mr David Kean Address : Land Off Waveney Drive Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal : Discharge of Condition nos. 5, 7, part 10, part 11 and 14 of DC/12/1391/FUL - Construction of an office building with associated works including means of access, vehicle parking & service yard, storage area, sub station and generator housing, hard and soft landscaping & means of enclosure - Surface water drainage, fire hydrants, survey for reptiles and invertebrates, ecology survey, mitigation measures and construction method statement Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 01/11/2013 OULTON Applicant : Mr Bassett Ref No : DC/13/2442/FUL Agent : Andrew Middleton Address : 6 Oulton Street Oulton Lowestoft Proposal : Construction of a first floor side extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 01/11/2013 REYDON Applicant : Mr & Mrs David Taylor Ref No : DC/13/2480/DRC Agent : Mrs Charlotte Pither Address : 1 Gorse Road Reydon Southwold Proposal : Discharge of Condition nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 11 of DC/13/0533/FUL - Construction of a house - details of materials, contamination scoping assessment, Code for Sustainable Homes pre assessment and details for storage of refuse/recycling bins and cycle storage Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 01/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr & Mrs Rogers Ref No : DC/13/2481/FUL Agent : Andrew Middleton Address : 3 The Shires Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal : Construction of a two storey side extension and first floor rear extension Decision: Application Withdrawn Decision date: 07/11/2013 21 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr Ralph Keable Ref No : DC/13/2533/FUL Agent : NONE Address : 6 Claydon Drive Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal : Erection of a boundary fence, including removal of hedge and wall Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 08/11/2013 SOUTH ELMHAM ALL SAINTS AND ST NICHOLAS Applicant : Mr Ian Wood Ref No : DC/13/2590/FUL Agent : Mr John Rawlings Address : Abbey Farm St Margarets Road South Elmham All Saints Proposal : Construction of replacement dwelling with detached garage, boiler room and store incorporating vehicular access Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 28/11/2013 BUNGAY Applicant : Miss Sandra Flatt Ref No : DC/13/2595/LBC Agent : NONE Address : 7 Trinity Street Bungay Suffolk Proposal : Listed Building Consent - Further works to lintels following previous application - DC/10/1043/LBC - and repair or replace steps to front door on side Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 04/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr Joseph Pike Ref No : DC/13/2631/FUL Agent : NONE Address : 29 Lucerne Close Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a single storey side extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 07/11/2013 OULTON Applicant : Mr Keith Pallant Ref No : DC/13/2648/AME Agent : Mr Graham Nourse Address : 40 Somerleyton Road Oulton Lowestoft Proposal : Non Material Amendment of DC/13/0275/FUL - Construction of a rear extension - Change of material for external wall from white render to tuscan red external facing bricks Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 01/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr Duncan Johnson Ref No : DC/13/2674/DEM Agent : Concertus Design And Property Consultants Address : Suffolk County Council, Oulton Broad Library 92 Bridge Road Lowestoft Proposal : Prior Notification - Demolition of the Coffeepot Nursery, located behind Oulton Broad Library and two adjacent outbuildings Decision: Prior Approval Not Required Decision date: 06/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Brookhouse Group Limited Ref No : DC/13/2698/FUL Agent : Mr Philip Marsden Address : Unit 10B North Quay Retail Park Peto Way Proposal: Construction of mezzanine level to create 249m² new floorspace for retail use and/or pet care and treatment facility Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 12/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mrs Maria A Egan Ref No : DC/13/2720/DRC Agent : NONE Address : 4 Kirkley Cliff Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal : Discharge of Condition 3 of DC/13/0766/FUL - Details of hand rails Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 22/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mrs Maria A Egan Ref No : DC/13/2721/DRC Agent : NONE Address : 4 Kirkley Cliff Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal : Discharge of Condition 3 of DC/13/0767/LBC - Details of hand rails Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 22/11/2013 22 BECCLES Applicant : Miss S Gray Ref No : DC/13/2722/FUL Agent : Mr Ian Garrett Address : Cavendish Grove Road Beccles Proposal : Construction of a two storey rear extension including garage Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 11/11/2013 LOWESTOFT Applicant : Mr Johnnie Crossman Ref No : DC/13/2729/FUL Agent : NONE Address : Manor House Pakefield Street Lowestoft Proposal : Removal of birch hedge, re-instatement of cast iron 4ft gate opposite front door with limestone paving and provision of a 2ft high 8" red brick wall with railings Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 12/11/2013 HOLTON Applicant : Ref No : DC/13/2744/FUL Agent : Mr Craig Beech Address : Bancroft Sandy Lane Holton Proposal : Replacement of existing dwelling with new single storey low energy sustainable eco-dwelling, retention of existing garage and installation of PV panel array to garden (ground mounted) Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 18/11/2013 BUNGAY Applicant : Mr Ross Basey-Fisher Ref No : DC/13/2753/LBC Agent : Mr John Rawlings Address : 24 Upper Olland Street Bungay Suffolk Proposal : Listed Building Consent - Conversion of first and second floors from 4 No. bedsits to 1 No. single dwelling, internal alterations and replacement windows to front, rear and south side elevations and installation of 1 No. window to north side elevation Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 13/11/2013 BLUNDESTON Applicant : Mr M Jary Ref No : DC/13/2757/FUL Agent : Mr Malcolm Dixon Address : The Rookery Pound Lane Blundeston Proposal : Conversion of former stable block to residential annexe including home office and gymnasium Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 11/11/2013 BECCLES Applicant : Mr & Mrs Bye Ref No : DC/13/2758/FUL Agent : Mr Ian Garrett Address : 64-66 Blyburgate Beccles Suffolk Proposal : Construction of a single storey rear extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 12/11/2013 BECCLES Applicant : Mr & Mrs Bye Ref No : DC/13/2759/CAC Agent : Mr Ian Garrett Address : 64-66 Blyburgate Beccles Suffolk Proposal : Conservation Area Consent - Demolition of outbuildings Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 12/11/2013 REYDON Applicant : Mr David Lincoln Ref No : DC/13/2761/FUL Agent : Ms Ruth Brennan Address : Global Chair Components Ltd 1 Global Court Reydon Proposal : Erection of temporary storage unit for between one and two years Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 13/11/2013 SOUTH ELMHAM ALL SAINTS AND ST NICHOLAS Applicant
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