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Decision Codes PAGE: 1 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 24th May 2004 Decision Codes AGRAPP Agricultural Notification – Approved PD Permitted development (Planning Permission Not Required) AGRPPR Agricultural Notification – PEAVNZ Advert consent with standard conditions Planning Permission Required ALLOW Appeal Allowed PER Permitted APPWD Appeal Withdrawn PERLBZ Listed Building consent CATREE No objection to works to tree in Conservation Area PHEDGZ Hedgerow can be removed CSS Called in by the Secretary of State for decision PRESMZ Approval of reserved matters DEEMD Hazardous Substance Deemed Consent PTALLW Appeal allowed in part DISMIS Appeal Dismissed PTCON Permit works to tree in CA HEDGN Hedgerow Notice Not Required PTPOZ Tree preservation order consent HZPER Hazardous Substances Approval RCONAZ Conservation area consent refusal LAWFUL Lawful Use/Development READVZ Advert consent refused LEGAL Subject to a legal Agreement REF Refused NCAD Negative certificate of appropriate development REFLBZ Listed Building consent refused NDET Appeal RETURN Invalid application returned NOELB No objections Ecclesiastical L.B RHEDGZ Hedgerow to be retained NOOBJ No objections raised Circ. 18/84 or 14/90 RTCON Trees in CA objections/split decision NPW Application not proceeded with RTPOZ Tree preservation order consent refused PANRQ Prior approval not required SOSA Approved by Secretary of State PAREQ Prior approval required SPLITZ Advert split decision PAREQA Prior approval required and approved TCASPL Split response to trees in CA notification PAREQR Prior approval required and refused TOUT Telecom notification – out of time PCODZ Council’s own development (Reg 3) UNLAWF Unlawful use/development PCONAZ Conservation area consent approval WDN Application withdrawn Contact Telephone Numbers for Development Control: Central (CNTRL) Area team: Mike Bowley: 01908 252610 Jeremy Lee: 01908 252316 Andrew Horner: 01908 252609 Sue Barnes: 01908 252214 South Area Team: Alan Mills: 01908 252412 Wayne Campbell: 01908 252608 Nicola Wheatcroft: 01908 252274 North Area team: Peter Joel: 01908 252361 David Bainbridge 01908 252509 Minerals, Waste and Enforcement Matters: Ian Prosser: 01908 252710 Ann Stannard: 01908 254035 Rebecca Trouse 01908 252611 Development Control General: Enquiries: Maureen McAree: 01908 252358 Sonia Bailey: 01908 252358 Helen Westlake: 01908 252358 DECISN2000 PAGE: 2 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 24th May 2004 Ref. No and Parish Date Decided Proposal 04/00605/FULTN 25/05/04 REDEVELOPMENT AND RELOCATION OF EXISTING Bletchley And Fenny 17.5M MONOPOLE WITH ASSOCIATED RADIO Stratford TC EQUIPMENT HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT ANCILLARY THERETO TO ALLOW SITE SHARING BY ANOTHER LICENSED OPERATOR SOUTH at 39 Barton Road Bletchley Milton Keynes for Hutchinson 3G (UK) Ltd Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00607/ADV 28/05/04 NON ILLUMINATED SIGN LETTERING AND LOGO Bletchley And Fenny FASCIA SIGNS Stratford TC SOUTH at 25 Denbigh Road Bletchley Milton Keynes for Wolseley UK Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00612/FULTN 25/05/04 ERECTION OF 20.0M HIGH SLIMLINE MONOPOLE Bletchley And Fenny MAST WITH INTEGRATED ANTENNAS, RADION Stratford TC EQUIPMENT CABINET, ELECTRICITY METER CABINET AND ANCILLARY DEVELOPMENT SOUTH at Compound Sections Bond Avenue Bletchley for O2 (UK) Ltd Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00637/FUL 24/05/04 ERECTION OF SMOKING SHELTER AND NEW Bletchley And Fenny ENTRANCE DOOR Stratford TC SOUTH at T K Maxx Dawson Road Bletchley for TK MAXX Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00544/FUL 24/05/04 PROPOSED ELEVATIONAL CHANGES AND Castlethorpe PC ERECTION OF FRONT OPEN PORCH & REAR CONSERVATORY NORTH at Meadow View 11 North Street Castlethorpe for Mr And Mrs Ladyman Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 3 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 24th May 2004 04/00615/FUL 25/05/04 LOFT CONVERSION TO CREATE SECOND FLOOR Castlethorpe PC REAR EXTENSION INCLUDING REAR DORMER WINDOW AND TWO VELUX WINDOWS TO FRONT NORTH at 27 Bullington End Road Castlethorpe Milton Keynes for Mr Brewer Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00594/FUL 28/05/04 CHANGE OF USE FROM RETAIL (USE CLASS A1) Central MK PC TO ESTATE AGENTS (USE CLASS A2) CNTRL at 518 Silbury Boulevard Central Milton Keynes Milton Keynes for Cauldwell Property Services Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00711/ADV 26/05/04 INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED SHOP SIGN CMK PC CNTRL at 25 Crown Walk Central Milton Keynes Milton Keynes for Dr & Herbs Decision: RETURN Decision Type: 04/00590/FUL 24/05/04 FIRST FLOOR REAR EXTENSION AND Great Linford PC ALTERATIONS TO UPGRADE EXISTING GRANNY ANNEX CNTRL at 39 High Street Great Linford Milton Keynes for Mr Stephen Hobson & Parish Cllr Gillian Hobson Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00577/FUL 25/05/04 FRONT EXTENSION TO GARAGE AND Lavendon PC CONVERSION OF WHOLE GARAGE TO LIVING ACCOMODATION NORTH at 8 Joiners Way Lavendon Buckinghamshire for J Gifford Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00591/FUL 25/05/04 LOFT CONVERSION Lavendon PC NORTH at Barn Side High Street Lavendon for Mr Cuddeford Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 4 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 24th May 2004 03/02188/FUL 25/05/04 ERECTION OF TWO DETACHED DWELLING Loughton PC HOUSES SOUTH at Land Rear Of 2 - 6 The Green Loughton for Parish Estates Limited Decision: PER Decision Type: Committee 04/00263/FUL 24/05/04 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF 15 KEYWORKER Loughton PC FLATS AND PARKING SOUTH at Reserve Site 3 Goodwood Great Holm for Bedfordshire Pilgrims Housing Association Decision: PER Decision Type: Committee 04/00499/FUL 24/05/04 SINGLE STOREY SIDE AND FRONT EXTENSION Loughton PC AND LOFT CONVERSION WITH REAR DORMER WINDOW (REVISED DRAWING NOS 003A AND 002A RECEIVED 13 MAY 2004) SOUTH at 76A Bradwell Road Loughton Milton Keynes for Grahame Curtis Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00564/FUL 24/05/04 SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND NEW Loughton PC PITCHED ROOF TO EXISTING KITCHEN SOUTH at 25 London Road Loughton Milton Keynes for Mr P Rogers Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00581/FUL 24/05/04 RENEWAL OF PLANNING PERMISSION Little Brickhill PC 99/01695/FUL FOR CONVERSION OF EXISTING GARAGE TO DOMESTIC ANNEX AND ERECTION OF NEW DETACHED TRIPLE GARAGE SOUTH at The Stables Woburn Road Little Brickhill for Mr D Richman Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00559/OUT 25/05/04 DEMOLISH EXISTING COTTAGES AND ERECT TWO Moulsoe PC SEMI-DETACHED DWELLINGS (OUTLINE) NORTH at 23 London Road Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for The Trustees Of Lord Carrington's 1963 Settlement Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 5 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 24th May 2004 04/00709/FUL 28/05/04 CONVERSION OF ONE DWELLING TO TWO SELF New Bradwell PC CONTAINED APARTMENTS (RETROSPECTIVE) SOUTH at 31 Thompson Street New Bradwell Milton Keynes for Elspeth Varley Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00423/FUL 25/05/04 FIRST FLOOR SIDE EXTENSION, REAR Newport Pagnell TC CONSERVATORY & PART CONVERSION OF GARAGE INTO LIVING ACCOMMODATION NORTH at 30 Eliot Close Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mr And Mrs Raby Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00566/FUL 24/05/04 SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 6 Sitwell Close Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mrs Conroy Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00567/FUL 25/05/04 FIRST FLOOR REAR EXTENSION Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 5 Westbury Lane Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Elizabeth Quickstrom Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00572/FUL 25/05/04 REAR CONSERVATORY Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 9 Deben Close Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Alan Ford Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00587/FUL 25/05/04 SINGLE STOREY FRONT EXTENSION Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 21 Whaddon Road Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Ronald Philip Coleman Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00463/FUL 26/05/04 INSTALLATION OF NEW WINDOWS AND DOORS TO Olney TC FRONT AND REAR, RE-SLATE EXISTING ROOF AND RE-POINT CHIMNEY NORTH at 30 Weston Road Olney Buckinghamshire for Tricia Wilson Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 6 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 24th May 2004 04/00582/FUL 25/05/04 SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION Olney TC NORTH at 17 St Josephs Close Olney Buckinghamshire for Mr & Mrs Curtain Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00316/FUL 25/05/04 REAR CONSERVATORY (RETROSPECTIVE Shenley Brook End & APPLICATION) Tattenhoe PC SOUTH at Plot 88, Shenley Park Whaddon Road Kingsmead for Westbury Homes (Holdings) Ltd Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00614/FUL 24/05/04 REAR CONSERVATORY Shenley Brook End & Tattenhoe PC SOUTH at 5 Copes Haven Shenley Brook End Milton Keynes for Mr Rosie Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00540/FUL 28/05/04 TWO STOREY SIDE EXTENSION Shenley Church End PC SOUTH at 13 Jenkins Close Shenley Church End Milton Keynes for Mr P Kent Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00672/ADV 28/05/04 FOUR INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED LOGO FASCIA Shenley Church End SIGNS, ONE EXTERNALLY ILLUMINATED DOUBLE PC SIDED FREE STANDING SIGN AND ONE DOUBLE SIDED NON ILLUMINATED POSTMOUNTED DIRECTIONAL SIGN SOUTH at Shenley Church Inn Burchard Crescent Shenley Church End for Mitchells & Butler Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/00595/MKTNOT 28/05/04 GDPO
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