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Delegated Planning Decisions PDF 54 KB LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL APPLICATION NO DETAILS DECISION 09/00379/FUL Ryelands Service Station, Owen Road, Lancaster Application Permitted Retrospective application for the redevelopment of existing petrol filling station and demolition of 27 Owen Road for Euro Garages Ltd (Skerton East Ward) 09/00389/FUL Ryelands Service Station, Owen Road, Lancaster Application Permitted Retrospective application for the erection of 3 poles to support lamp and CCTV cameras for Euro Garages Ltd (Skerton East Ward) 09/00406/CU Stable Block Field 3225, Arna Wood Lane, Lancaster Application Permitted Retrospective application for continued use of land as Menage and the relocation of stable block and hardstanding for Ms J Thompson (Scotforth West Ward) 09/00042/DIS Former Recreation Area For Special Care Unit, Request Completed Elterwater Place, Lancaster Discharge of all conditions on application no. 06/01588/FUL for Adactus Housing Association Limited (Bulk Ward) 09/01022/CU Rooten Brook, Rakehouse Brow, Quernmore Change of Application Permitted use and conversion of agricultural buildings to 3 self- catering holiday accommodation units and a residential annexe to include external alterations and the addition of roof lights for Mr T Longton (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 09/00058/DIS 29 Castle Hill, Lancaster, Lancashire Discharge of Application Permitted conditions 1-6 on application number 09/01002/LB for (Castle Ward) 09/01254/FUL Railway Cottage, Corricks Lane, Conder Green Erection Application Permitted of ground floor extension to servery of existing tea room. for Mr David Sharratt (Ellel Ward) 10/00034/FUL Halton Hall, Church Brow, Halton Erection of first floor Application Permitted extension above existing garage for Dr A Whitton (Halton With Aughton Ward) 10/00050/LB Bolton Le Sands Free Grammar School, St Michaels Application Permitted Lane, Bolton Le Sands Listed building application for various remedial works to include damp treatment, re- plastering, opening up old fireplace and improvements to the roof space insulation. for The Trustees Of Bolton Le Sands Free Grammar School (Bolton Le Sands Ward) 10/00058/FUL 24 Lymm Avenue, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of a Application Permitted replacement garage for Mr M Robinson (Skerton West Ward) 10/00062/FUL Burrow Cottage, Burrow Heights Lane, Lancaster Application Permitted Retrospective application to regularise the demolition of existing dwelling and erection of replacement dwelling for Mr A Stanyon (Ellel Ward) 10/00067/ADV B And M Bargains, Marine Road Central, Morecambe Application Permitted LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS Erection of advertising sign to the rear of the existing shop for Mr Anthony Dalby (Poulton Ward) 10/00082/FUL 1 Beach Street, Morecambe, Lancashire Installation of a Application Permitted new front window for Mr D Masheder (Bare Ward) 10/00109/LB Clarksons Farm, Moss Lane, Thurnham Listed building Application Permitted application for the erection of a replacement porch for Ms J Coulton (Ellel Ward) 10/00146/LB Adj Cafe Nero, 23 Market Street, Lancaster Listed Application Refused building application for the creation of lock-up kiosk adjacent Cafe Nero for Mr D Sharpe (Dukes Ward) 10/00149/FUL 55 Borrowdale Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted a single storey extension to the rear, a two storey extension to the east side including a workshop extension and creation of a new vehicular access for Mr Andrew Halladay (Bulk Ward) 10/00155/LB The Green, Mewith Lane, Tatham Listed building Application Permitted application for replacement of existing roof for Mr R Bradley (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/00160/FUL Lydon House, Potters Brook, Bay Horse Erection of a Application Permitted private garage and mobility scooter charging facility for Mr Russell Sanderson (Ellel Ward) 10/00161/CU Heaton House, Woodman Lane, Leck Erection of a Application Permitted single storey garage and retrospective change of use of agricultural land to domestic curtilage and a single storey sustainable plant/store room extension. for Mr & Mrs Trinder (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00170/VCN A B C Lancaster (disused), King Street, Lancaster Application Withdrawn Variation of condition No.17 on approved application no. 08/01129/FUL to change the use class for most of the first floor from A1 (non-food) to C1 (hotel) for Kempsten Ltd (Dukes Ward) 10/00018/DIS Old Hall Farm, Over Hall Road, Ireby Discharge of Request Completed condition numbers 6 and 7 on application number 09/01238/FUL for Mr A And Mrs S Key (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00174/FUL Land At Sidegarth Lane, Halton-w-Aughton, Lancashire Application Permitted Erection of a cattle building for Mr J Maxwell (Halton With Aughton Ward) 10/00183/FUL 20 Emesgate Lane, Silverdale, Carnforth Amendments Application Refused to approved application 08/01102/FUL to form a one bed dwelling for Mr John Baldwin (Silverdale Ward) 10/00187/ADV Lune View Garage, Melling Road, Melling Application for Application Permitted the retention of one internally illuminated pole mounted display unit for Mr Matt Swindles (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00223/NMA 1 Oaklea, Main Street, Wray Non material amendments Application Permitted to previously approved application 09/01025/FUL for Mrs E Garnett (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/00228/LB Arkholme CE Primary School, Main Street, Arkholme Application Permitted Listed building application for various works for School LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS Governors (Kellet Ward) 10/00235/FUL 1 Westover Avenue, Warton, Carnforth Erection of two Application Permitted semi detached 3 bed dwellings with integral garage for Mr D Bell & S Bateman (Warton Ward) 10/00248/CU Unit 5 Westgate Works, Whitegate, Morecambe Application Permitted Change of use from storage and warehouse to car sales and repair for Mr J Palmer (Westgate Ward) 10/00241/CU Box Tree, Ravens Close Road, Wennington Change of Application Permitted use of agricultural land for the enlargement of existing fresh water private fishing pond to allow commercial coarse fishing for Mr Ian Armour (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00255/LB 1 Hall Gowan Cottages, North Road, Carnforth Listed Application Permitted building application for the installation of a satellite dish for Mr D Riley (Carnforth Ward) 10/00252/CU 384 Heysham Road, Heysham, Morecambe Change of Application Permitted use from Tanning Salon (A1) to a Coffee Shop (A3) for Mrs Lindsay Lucas (Heysham Central Ward) 10/00253/ELDC Gibraltar Farm, Lindeth Road, Silverdale Application for Application Permitted a Certificate of Lawful (Existing) Use of Land as a Touring Caravan Site (Re-Submission of 09/00704/ELDC) for Mr James Burrow (Silverdale Ward) 10/00257/FUL 282 Bowerham Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted a single storey extension to rear and new pitched roof over existing extension and garage to side for Mr A Jackson (Scotforth East Ward) 10/00258/FUL Beaumont Grange, Kellet Lane, Slyne Erection of a Application Permitted conservatory to rear and side for Mr P Edmondson (Slyne With Hest Ward) 10/00259/LB Beaumont Grange, Kellet Lane, Slyne Listed Building Application Permitted application for the erection of a conservatory to rear and side for Mr P. Edmondson (Slyne With Hest Ward) 10/00270/FUL Great Bridge Cottage, Adjacent To Greta Bridge House, Application Permitted Cantsfield Road Application for extension of time on application 05/00222/FUL for the demolition of store and erection of two storey side and rear extension for Mr F Tudor (Upper Lune Valley Ward) 10/00279/CU Hillam Lane Farm, Hillam Lane, Cockerham Change of Application Permitted use of agricultural land to form extension to existing commercial fishing lake for Chris Parry (Ellel Ward) 10/00283/FUL Kendal Hill Farm, Dobbs Lane, Glasson Dock Application Permitted Construction of roof and walls to existing silage store for Mr J.D. Charnley (Ellel Ward) 10/00289/CU Manor House Farm, Lancaster Road, Slyne Change of Application Permitted use of an existing barn into one dwelling for Mr & Mrs R Hoggarth (Slyne With Hest Ward) 10/00292/FUL 15 Monkswell Drive, Bolton Le Sands, Carnforth Application Permitted Erection of a single storey extension to the side with accommodation in loft space above, two dormer windows to the front elevation and single storey LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS extension to the rear for Mrs Y Herron (Bolton Le Sands Ward) 10/00297/FUL Hornby C O E Primary School, Main Street, Hornby Application Permitted Extension to the main entrance to create secure lobby area for The Governors Of Hornby St. Margaret's CE Primary School ( Ward) 10/00300/FUL 185 Bare Lane, Morecambe, Lancashire Retrospective Application Refused application for the retention of new access for Mr & Mrs J Fletcher (Torrisholme Ward) 10/00302/CU Caton Youth Club, Copy Lane, Caton Change of use Application Permitted and conversion of existing youth club and community centre to form office and store room, demolition of existing two storey side extension and erection of a replacement single storey extension for Mr G Baines (Lower Lune Valley Ward) 10/00307/FUL 69 Hest Bank Lane, Hest Bank, Lancaster Erection of a Application Refused two storey extension to the rear and dormer window to front for Mr & Mrs Dennis Pratt (Slyne With Hest Ward) 10/00308/FUL 5 Penrod Way, Heysham, Morecambe Siting of a Application Permitted portable building for training and office for Mr Martyn Horabin (Heysham South Ward) 10/00311/FUL The Sheiling, Church Lane, Yealand Conyers Demolition Application
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