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SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE Applications determined under delegated powers by the Director - Regeneration and Economy since your last Committee Meeting REPORT FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58122 234 Hamstead Road Removal of condition 2 of Grant Great Barr planning permission Conditional Newton Birmingham DC/14/57060 to retain Retrospective B43 5BH the rear dormer window. Consent 12th November 2015 DC/15/58405 Land Adjacent Park Proposed residential Refuse Lodge development (outline permission St Pauls West Park Road application with all Smethwick matters reserved). 23rd November B67 7JJ 2015 DC/15/6197A Land Rear Of Units Proposed 1 No. 96 sheet Refuse 10-12 statically illuminated Advertisement St Pauls Albion Business advertisement display Consent Park panels. Spring Road 17th November Smethwick 2015 B66 1LY DC/15/58500 Q3 Academy Proposed demolition of Grant Wilderness Lane single storey caretaker Permission Great Barr With Great Barr store and erection of a Yew Tree Birmingham two storey building for 10th November B43 7SD students with special 2015 needs. [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58527 Land Between 12 & Proposed 3 No. 2 Grant 20 bedroom terraced Permission Langley Pound Road dwellings (revised Subject to Oldbury application - Conditions DC/12/55312). 13th November 2015 DC/15/58534 Public Convenience Demolition of existing Grant Adkins Lane public convenience, and Permission Abbey Smethwick erection of free standing automatic public 6th November convenience. 2015 DC/15/58539 RSPB Centre Proposed metal storage Grant 20 Tanhouse container for gardening Permission Newton Avenue equipment. Great Barr 11th November Birmingham 2015 B43 5AG DC/15/58545 Cape Primary Proposed multi use Grant School games area (MUGA) and Permission Soho & Victoria Cape Hill an innovation shelter. Smethwick 18th November B66 4SH 2015 DC/15/58565 Land Adjacent 83 Proposed 3 No. one Grant Anson Road bedroom apartments. Permission Wednesbury West Bromwich Subject to South B70 0NF Conditions 6th November 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58569 The Yard Retention of use for car Grant Judge Close sales (on former car Temporary Oldbury Oldbury wash area) and car Retrospective B69 2RL parking for taxi booking Consent office at 31B Birmingham Street. 13th November 2015 DC/15/58570 Aquila Truck Centres Proposed aluminium Grant Limited workshop and testing Permission Wednesbury Chimney Road facility. South Tipton 10th November DY4 7BY 2015 DC/15/58571 Unit 2, A1 House Proposed change of use Refuse Downing Street from window permission Soho & Victoria Smethwick manufacturing to shisha B66 2JL lounge/club, with 17th November entrance canopy to front 2015 and single storey extension to side. DC/15/58573 128 Harborne Road Proposed change of use Grant Oldbury from 7 room house in Permission Old Warley B68 9JG multiple occupation Subject to (HMO) to single family Conditions dwelling. 12th November 2015 DC/15/58579 Unit 5 Continued use of building Grant Ionic Buildings at first and second floors Conditional Soho & Victoria Grove Street as prayer hall and Temporary Smethwick community centre and Permission B66 2QR formation of ground floor car park. 16th November 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58580 The Field House Proposed residential (C3) Grant Outline Johns Lane and care home Permission with Great Bridge Tipton development (C2) - Conditions DY4 7PT (outline application with all matters reserved). 6th November Revised application - 2015 DC/15/58189. DC/15/58593 5 Wilday Close Proposed garage Grant Tipton conversion. Permission with Tipton Green DY4 8GE external materials 9th November 2015 DC/15/58599 Hertz (UK) Limited Proposed enlargement of Grant Unit 4 existing vehicle wash Permission Oldbury Granada Trading facility with new 2.4m Subject to Estate high fencing and new Conditions Churchbridge reception location and Oldbury entrance with roller 5th November B69 4LH shutter doors. 2015 DC/15/6200A Hertz (UK) Limited Proposed 3 No. internally Grant Unit 4 illuminated replacement Advertisement Oldbury Granada Trading fascia signs and 2 No. Consent Estate internally illuminated new Churchbridge fascia signs. 5th November Oldbury 2015 B69 4LH DC/15/58604 William King Limited Proposed single storey Grant Atlas Centre extension. Permission Greets Green & Union Road Lyng West Bromwich 16th November B70 9DR 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58605 Grange House Change of use to a Grant 4 Brick Kiln Street private hire vehicle Conditional Tipton Green Tipton booking office (renewal Temporary DY4 9BP of temporary planning Permission permission - DC/13/56074). 10th November 2015 DC/15/58606 104 Dudley Street Proposed two storey side Grant West Bromwich extension, front porch Permission with Greets Green & B70 9AJ and re-building of single external Lyng storey rear outbuilding. materials 11th November 2015 DC/15/58607 224 Horseley Heath Retention of single storey Grant Tipton rear and side extension. Retrospective Great Bridge DY4 7QT Permission 5th November 2015 DC/15/58609 60 Throne Crescent Proposed single storey Grant Rowley Regis side and rear extension. Permission with Rowley B65 9JD external materials 10th November 2015 DC/15/58612 468 - 470 Bearwood Retention of ATM. Grant Road Conditional Abbey Smethwick Retrospective B66 4HA Consent 25th November 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58613 The Phoenix Proposed single storey Grant Collegiate temporary teaching Conditional Hateley Heath Clarkes Lane accommodation block. Temporary West Bromwich Permission B71 2BX 9th November 2015 DC/15/58614 Ground Floor Proposed conversion of Grant 16 Upper High ground floor to four flats. Permission Wednesbury Street Subject to North Wednesbury Conditions WS10 7HQ 6th November 2015 DC/15/58616 Land Rear Of 32A Proposed bungalow. Grant And 32B Wood Permission Wednesbury Green Road Subject to North Wednesbury Conditions WS10 9AX 20th November 2015 DC/15/6201A 468 - 470 Bearwood Retention of 2no. Grant Road internally illuminated Advertisement Abbey Smethwick fascia signs and a blue Consent B66 4HA LED illuminated ATM surround. 25th November 2015 DC/15/58618 152 Newton Road Proposed ground floor Grant Great Barr extensions; conservatory; Permission with Newton Birmingham roof terrace and external B43 6BU alterations to previously materials approved proposal (planning application 6th November DC/15/57871). 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58620 171 Halesowen Retention of ATM. Grant Road Conditional Cradley Heath Retrospective B64 6HX Consent 18th November 2015 DC/15/6202A 171 Halesowen Retention of ATM Grant Road signage surround. Advertisement Cradley Heath Consent B64 6HX 19th November 2015 DC/15/58622 1 Shintons Square Proposed single storey Grant West Bromwich rear and side extensions Permission with West Bromwich B70 6AX and new rear and side external Central boundary wall, fence and materials gate. 11th November 2015 DC/15/58623 3 Mill Road Proposed two storey rear Refuse Cradley Heath & side extension. permission Cradley Heath B64 7NA & Old Hill 16th November 2015 DC/15/58625 132 Rowley Village Proposed single and two Grant Rowley Regis storey rear extensions. Permission with Blackheath B65 9HH external materials 23rd November 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58627 18 Hill Road Proposed two storey side Grant Tividale and rear extension and Permission with Oldbury Oldbury front extension (revised external B69 2LN application - materials DC/15/58395). 25th November 2015 DC/15/58631 10 Highfield Road Proposed single storey Grant Smethwick rear extension with Permission with Smethwick B67 6AP ramped access. external materials 12th November 2015 DC/15/58636 26 California Road Proposed installation of Grant Oldbury platform lift to front and Permission Tividale B69 1SR associated works. Subject to Conditions 17th November 2015 DC/15/6203A Asda Proposed new and Grant Wolverhampton replacement signage. Advertisement Langley Road Consent Oldbury B69 4PU 12th November 2015 DC/15/58621 3 St Eleanors Close Proposed outbuilding to Grant West Bromwich rear. Permission with West Bromwich B70 6TW external Central materials 16th November 2015 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/15/58632 Natwest Proposed external Grant 162 High Street alterations to frontage Permission Blackheath Rowley Regis including replacement B65 0DX ATM. 26th November 2015 DC/15/58633 The Jolly Collier Proposed extension and Grant 29 Leabrook Road external alterations to Permission Wednesbury Tipton facilitate change of use to Subject to South DY4 0DX convenience store (A1) , Conditions including an ATM, access reconfiguration, 19th November associated servicing, 2015 refuse, plant and parking areas. DC/15/6204A NatWest Proposed internally Grant 162 High Street illuminated ATM fascia. Advertisement Blackheath Rowley Regis Consent B65 0DX 26th November 2015 DC/15/58629 Nelson House Proposed external Grant Upper Church
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    ~_ Metro Midland Metro (Wednesbury to Brierley Hill and Miscellaneous Amendments) Order Ii ~/~\ .. ~~ e.~~ ~. _ ~. ~: ~-; 3_J~ 1 ~. -..: ~_.~, 4. ~„ - ~. z ~ 1l ~. TRANSPORT AND WORKS ACT 1992 Consultation Report Keeping the West Midlands moving CENTRO CENTRO Midland Metro Wednesbury to Brierley Hill and Miscellaneous Amendments Order Transport and Works Act 1992 Consultation Report Midland Metro Wednesbury Brierley Hill Consultation Report 1. Introduction 1.1. This report provides a detailed description of the consultation processes undertaken for the proposed extension to Midland Metro Line 1 from Wednesbury to Brierley Hill. The consultation process has been a continuous dialogue with certain key parties. In particular Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council (SMBC) and Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council (DMBC), as both local authorities and project partners, have been intimately involved in the project's development. 1.2. Major public consultation exercises have been undertaken on two occasions during the project's development. These have sought the public's input to the process to ensure that the best possible scheme is promoted that takes account of the needs of the area and people using it, together with mitigating the potentially detrimental effects of the construction and operation of this Metro route. 2. Background 2.1. Midland Metro has been operating from Wolverhampton St George's via Wednesbury and West Bromwich to its terminus at Snow Hill Heavy Rail Station in Birmingham City Centre since its opening in 1999. Centro and its partners are now proposing to extend Midland Metro to create a network across the West Midlands. The first phase of the expansion will be two new routes.