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To Access Forms and Drawings Associated with the Applications Printed On 15/08/2016 Weekly List ESBC www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk Sal Khan CPFA, MSc Head of Service LIST No: 33/2016 PLANNING APPLICATIONS REGISTERED DURING THE PERIOD 08/08/2016 TO 12/08/2016 To access forms and drawings associated with the applications below, please use the following link :- http://www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk/Northgate/PlanningExplorer/ApplicationSearch.aspx and enter the full reference number. Alternatively you are able to view the applications at:- Customer Services Centre, Market Place, Burton upon Trent or the Customer Services Centre, Uttoxeter Library, Red Gables, High Street, Uttoxeter. REFERENCE Grid Ref: 407,607.00 : 324,676.00 P/2016/00947 Parish(s): Abbots Bromley Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): ABROMLEY Bagots Erection of a detached dwelling and detached garage with home office above Land to the rear of For Mr Sid Slater Bromley House Uttoxeter Road c/o Andrew Gifford Architects R.I.B.A. Abbots Bromley Trafalgar House Staffordshire 20a Market Street WS15 3EG Lichfield Staffordshire WS13 6LH REFERENCE Grid Ref: 408,075.00 : 324,411.00 P/2016/01004 Parish(s): Abbots Bromley Listed Building Consent Ward(s): ABROMLEY Bagots Installation of additional window to the top floor west elevation Hall Hill For Mr Alan Tolley Hall Hill Lane Hall Hill Abbots Bromley Hall Hill Lane Staffordshire Abbots Bromley WS15 3DG Staffordshire WS15 3DG REFERENCE Grid Ref: 410,282.00 : 322,680.00 P/2016/01046 Parish(s): Abbots Bromley Prior Approval - Class Q Ward(s): ABROMLEY Bagots Prior approval for the conversion of an agricultural building to form a dwelling South Hill Farm For Mrs Angela Brown Glass Lane South Hill Farm Bromley Hurst Glass Lane Abbots Bromley Bromley Hurst Staffordshire Abbots Bromley WS15 3BG Staffordshire WS15 3BG Page 1 of 13 Printed On 15/08/2016 Weekly List ESBC LIST No: 33/2016 REFERENCE Grid Ref: 406,579.00 : 326,003.00 P/2016/01062 Parish(s): Abbots Bromley Householder Ward(s): ABROMLEY Bagots Replacement of garage door with window to facilitate use of existing garage as a bedroom Moat Barn For Mr & Mrs Matthew and Charlotte Fryatt Bagots Bromley Farm Newton Hurst Lane c/o JMI Planning Heatley 62 Carter Street Abbots Bromley Uttoxeter Staffordshire ST14 8EU WS15 3EL REFERENCE Grid Ref: 407,713.00 : 324,711.00 P/2016/01071 Parish(s): Abbots Bromley Listed Building Consent Ward(s): ABROMLEY Bagots Listed Building application for the replacement of two doors to the rear right and rear left side of the property Middleton House For Mrs M Tonking Bagot Street c/o Everest Ltd - Mr Shiraz Riaz Abbots Bromley Everest House Staffordshire Sopers Road WS15 3DA Potters Bar Cuffley Hertfordshire EN6 4SG REFERENCE Grid Ref: 420,385.00 : 319,034.00 P/2016/00941 Parish(s): Barton under Needwood Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): Needwood Siting of a static caravan for use as an agricultural workers dwelling for a temporary period of 3 years Newbold Manor For Mr Stephen James Newton Lichfield Road c/o Hinson Parry and Company Branston Ground Floor Staffordshire 5 King Street DE13 8EE Newcastle Under Lyme ST5 1EN REFERENCE Grid Ref: 418,520.00 : 318,448.00 P/2016/01048 Parish(s): Barton under Needwood Householder Ward(s): Needwood Erection of a rear conservatory 60 Wales Lane For Mrs Rush Barton Under Needwood c/o Amber UPVC Fabrications Ltd Staffordshire 29-30 Roman Way DE13 8JG Coleshill Birmingham B46 1HQ Page 2 of 13 Printed On 15/08/2016 Weekly List ESBC LIST No: 33/2016 REFERENCE Grid Ref: 419,230.00 : 317,831.00 P/2016/01078 Parish(s): Barton under Needwood Householder Ward(s): Needwood Conversion of attached single garage to form additional living accommodation including associated external alterations 9 Keeling Drive For Mr Mark Nuttall Barton under Needwood 9 Keeling Drive Staffordshire Barton under Needwood DE13 8FF Staffordshire DE13 8FF REFERENCE Grid Ref: 404,455.00 : 323,914.00 P/2016/00987 Parish(s): Blithfield Listed Building Consent Ward(s): Bagots Listed building application for alterations to include installation of log burner, new stone cill to oriel window, replacement radiators, replacement floor boards, raised service platform, underfloor heating and new partitions Oriel House For Mr Martin Jackson Blithfield Hall Drive c/o Timothy R Armstrong Architect Blithfield Hall 11 Cross in Hand Lane Admaston Lichfield Staffordshire Staffordshire WS15 3NL WS13 8EA REFERENCE Grid Ref: 422,286.00 : 321,138.00 P/2016/00970 Parish(s): Branston Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): Branston Change of use from Newsagents (Class A1) to a Restaurant (Class A3) & Hot Food Takeaway (Class A5) including the installation of a flue on the rear elevation 37 Main Street For Mr Ellis Branston c/o S G Design Studio Ltd Staffordshire 202 Woodville Road DE14 3EY Hartshorne Swadlincote Derbyshire DE11 7EX REFERENCE Grid Ref: 425,072.00 : 322,735.00 P/2016/01069 Parish(s): Burton Works to a Protected Tree Ward(s): Burton Crown reduction of 1 beech tree away from adjacent property to create a distance of 2m between the tree and the property (TPO No 2) Friars Walk For Mr P Lawford Burton Upon Trent Built Environment - Open Spaces Team Staffordshire Open Spaces Officer Stapenhill Cemetery Stapenhill Road Burton upon Trent Staffordshire DE15 9AE Page 3 of 13 Printed On 15/08/2016 Weekly List ESBC LIST No: 33/2016 REFERENCE Grid Ref: 414,920.00 : 328,904.00 P/2016/01016 Parish(s): Draycott in the Clay Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): Crown Conversion of upper floor of existing garage/forge to form living accommodation Yew Tree Farm For Mr Sean Rutlands Stubby Lane c/o Bi Design Architecture Ltd Draycott In The Clay 79 High Street Staffordshire Repton DE6 5BU Derbyshire DE65 6GF REFERENCE Grid Ref: 414,523.00 : 329,118.00 P/2016/01058 Parish(s): Draycott in the Clay Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): Crown Erection of a replacement detached dwelling and detached double garage The Lont For Ms J Whetter Stubby Lane c/o R3Design Developments Ltd Draycott In The Clay The Glasshouse Staffordshire 9 Hallam Close DE6 5BU Littlethorpe LE19 2LA REFERENCE Grid Ref: 424,078.00 : 325,029.00 P/2016/00953 Parish(s): Horninglow and Eton Householder Ward(s): Horninglow Replace existing conservatory roof with a tiled pitched roof. 17 Northfield Road For Mrs Amanda Broster - Smith Burton Upon Trent 17 Northfield Road Staffordshire Burton Upon Trent DE13 0TG Staffordshire DE13 0TG REFERENCE Grid Ref: 425,097.00 : 324,605.00 P/2016/00975 Parish(s): Horninglow and Eton Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): Eton Park Retention of a storage container Unit 7 For Mr Christopher Harris Eton Business Park Unit 7 Derby Road Eton Business Park Burton upon Trent Derby Road Staffordshire Burton upon Trent DE14 1RR Staffordshire DE14 1RR Page 4 of 13 Printed On 15/08/2016 Weekly List ESBC LIST No: 33/2016 REFERENCE Grid Ref: 423,553.00 : 324,459.00 P/2016/01055 Parish(s): Horninglow and Eton Change of Use Ward(s): Horninglow Change of use from D1 (Nursery) to C3 (Dwelling House) 135 Belvedere Road For Mr & Mrs Brian & Dot Hill Burton Upon Trent c/o Mark Reynolds Architect Ltd Staffordshire Suite 2A Anson Court DE13 0RF Horninglow Street Burton upon Trent Staffordshire DE14 1NG REFERENCE Grid Ref: 406,081.00 : 329,581.00 P/2016/01065 Parish(s): Kingstone Householder Ward(s): Bagots Erection of a single storey front extension School House View For Mr & Mrs E Owston 9 School View c/o Building Design Services Kingstone Ilett House Staffordshire Smithy Bank ST14 8WD Alton Staffordshire ST10 4AD REFERENCE Grid Ref: 402,369.00 : 336,760.00 P/2016/00595 Parish(s): Leigh Detailed Planning Application Ward(s): Abbey Demolition of existing bungalow, erection of a replacement dwelling and continued use of agricultural land to domestic curtilage Fairfields For Mr Matthew Roe Parkhall Lane Fairfields Church Leigh Park Hall Lane Staffordshire Church Leigh ST10 4NP Staffordshire ST10 4NP REFERENCE Grid Ref: 405,191.00 : 335,126.00 P/2016/00863 Parish(s): Leigh Prior Approval - Class Q Ward(s): Abbey Prior approval for the conversion of agricultural buildings to form two dwelling Agricultural Buildings At For Mr R Brown, Ms B Brown & Ms R Deakin-Gallimore Broad Oak Farm c/o Bagshaws LLP Leigh Road Vine House Bramshall Church Street Staffordshire Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 1AE Page 5 of 13 Printed On 15/08/2016 Weekly List ESBC LIST No: 33/2016 REFERENCE Grid Ref: 402,401.00 : 336,025.00 P/2016/01010 Parish(s): Leigh Works to a Protected Tree Ward(s): Abbey Crown raising of 1 oak tree to give a 5.2m clearance over road and garden (TPO 12) Oaktree Lodge For Mr Trevor Rushton Rectory Close c/o Moorlands Tree & Ground Care Church Leigh Old Fox Brewery Staffordshire Mill Lane ST10 4PR Wetley Rocks Stoke on Trent ST9 0BN REFERENCE Grid Ref: 414,977.00 : 346,042.00 P/2016/01015 Parish(s): Mayfield Householder Ward(s): Weaver Erection of a two storey extension on west elevation and detached double garage with home office above Stone Croft For Mr and Mrs S & K Hanks Piccadilly Lane c/o David McPhee Chartered Architect Upper Mayfield 1 Rutland Drive Staffordshire Mickleover DE6 2HP Derby DE3 9FW REFERENCE Grid Ref: 413,539.00 : 325,560.00 P/2016/00988 Parish(s): Newborough Householder Ward(s): Yoxall Erection of a two storey side extension Thornbury House For Mr Lee Mainwaring Hollybush Road c/o R K Design Newborough 29 Greenwood Park Staffordshire Hednesford DE13 8SF Cannock Staffordshire WS12 4DQ REFERENCE Grid Ref: 414,409.00 : 324,638.00 P/2016/01075 Parish(s): Newborough Householder Ward(s): Yoxall Erection of a single storey side extension Ivy Bank Farm
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