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DECISIONS ISSUED 9 – 13 July 2018 The following Decisions have been issued. To view the full decision with associated documents please go to Document Viewer APPLICATION LOCATION PROPOSAL DECISION NUMBER 17/00798/FUL Land Adjacent Hall Demolition of APPROVE Subject to PATTINGHAM & End Farm Hall End existing buildings; Conditions PATSHULL Lane Pattingham removal of outside Wolverhampton storage and Gareth Dwight South Staffordshire erection of 1no. WV6 7BN detached single- storey dwelling with garage. 18/00075/LUE Mereview Cottage The land shown APPROVE PENKRIDGE Farm Drive hatched on the plan Rodbaston Stafford 17/1065/104 has Laura Moon South Staffordshire been used as ST19 5PG domestic garden for the property known as 2 Mere View Cottages, inlcuding use for outbuildings, vehicular access and hardstanding. 18/00286/FUL Age UK South New 32m2 non- APPROVE Subject to WOMBOURNE Staffordshire Orton residential Conditions Meadows 91 Orton extension towards Debbie Hall Lane Wombourne the rear of 91Orton Wolverhampton Lane. South Staffordshire WV4 4XA 18/00308/FUL The Lindens Temporary consent APPROVE Subject to LOWER PENN Penstone Lane for 1 caravan for Conditions Lower Penn the sole use of the Lucy Duffy WOLVERHAMPTON land owner during South Staffordshire construction of the WV4 4XE detached bungalow for a period of 12 months. 18/00314/FUL Mill Stone House Conversion of APPROVE Subject to PATTINGHAM & Warstones Hill stables to two Conditions PATSHULL Road Nurton dwellings - to Wolverhampton include demolition Laura Moon South Staffordshire and rebuilding work WV6 7HH at the stables, including alterations to access, Demolition of indoor riding school and erection of a detached house and garage, to include the formation of a new access, installation of a package treatment plant and other associated works 18/00315/LBC The Water Mill Retrospective APPROVE Subject to LAPLEY, Stretton Mill approval for Conditions STRETTON & Stretton Mill Road conversion works WHEATON ASTON Stretton Stafford so as to regularise South Staffordshire all works carried Lucy Duffy ST19 9LH out (but not shown on drawing 1062H/16B as approved under consent 13/00726/LBC) as shown on drawing numbered H0246- 01-A1-PL-03 including alterations affecting the plumbing, plant and machinery, walls and flooring, doors, stairs, windows and external detailing as detailed in the supporting documentation submitted with this application. 18/00319/FUL The Cottage Gospel Ground and first APPROVE Subject to BOBBINGTON Ash Road floor front elevation Conditions Bobbington extensions to Matthew Hurley Stourbridge South enlarge entrance Staffordshire DY7 hall and landing 5ED and enable installation of disabled access platform lift between ground and first floors. 18/00331/FUL Broom Hill Lodge Rear extension and REFUSE KINVER Chester Road loft extension Kinver Stourbridge Matthew Hurley South Staffordshire DY7 5LR 18/00374/FUL Harrow Cottage Proposed REFUSE BREWOOD & School Lane Coven demolition of an COVEN Wolverhampton existing disused South Staffordshire workshop, Debbie Hall WV9 5AN residential replacement development of 1 bungalow dwelling plus infill development of 1 bungalow dwelling and associated works 18/00377/FUL 64 Bridgnorth Road proposed single APPROVE Subject to KINVER Stourton storey rear kitchen Conditions Stourbridge South extension with two Matthew Hurley Staffordshire DY7 storey ensuite 6RT extension over. Change from brickwork to white chalk render finish. 18/00386/FUL 32 St Michaels First-floor APPROVE Subject to PENKRIDGE Close Penkridge extension Conditions Stafford South Paul Thompson Staffordshire ST19 5AD 18/00394/FUL 27 Elmwood Two-storey side APPROVE Subject to ESSINGTON Avenue Essington extension Conditions Wolverhampton Paul Thompson South Staffordshire WV11 2DH 18/00398/FUL 70 Hyperion Road Single storey rear APPROVE Subject to KINVER Stourton and side extension Conditions Stourbridge South and two storey side Matthew Hurley Staffordshire DY7 extension 6SB 18/00405/FUL Saracen Coven Demolition of APPROVE Subject to BREWOOD & Road Brewood existing Conditions COVEN Stafford South conservatory and Staffordshire ST19 construction of Matthew Hurley 9DF single storey rear extension. 18/00407/FUL Beeches Barn Garden Shed APPROVE Subject to TRYSULL & Feiashill Road Conditions SEISDON Trysull Wolverhampton Laura Moon South Staffordshire WV5 7HT 18/00409/FUL 9 Florence Road Two storey side APPROVE Subject to BILBROOK Bilbrook extension and Conditions Wolverhampton single storey rear Matthew Hurley South Staffordshire extension WV8 1JD 18/00415/LBC Rushall Hall School Relocation of APPROVE Subject to BREWOOD & Road Brewood internal kitchen and Conditions COVEN Stafford South replacement front Staffordshire ST19 path Gareth Dwight 9DS 18/00420/ADV Co-op Travel 12 1x new fascia sign APPROVE Subject to CODSALL Kenmare House and 1x new Conditions Station Road projecting sign Laura Moon Codsall Wolverhampton South Staffordshire WV8 1BF 18/00431/FUL Toll Croft Cottage Installation of a APPROVE Subject to HATHERTON Parkside Lane septic tank and Conditions Hatherton Cannock calor propane Laura Moon South Staffordshire underground tank WS11 1RL 18/00448/FUL 30 Wood Lane Proposed 2 storey APPROVE Subject to SAREDON Wedges Mills side extension and Conditions Cannock South single rear Gareth Dwight Staffordshire WS11 extension plus loft 1TA conversion 15/00230/AMEND Snelgrove The Cliff Alterations to Approved by Letter 3 Kinver Stourbridge dimensions of KINVER South Staffordshire extension DY7 6HP Matthew Hurley 18/00488/LUP 9 Gaydon Close Conversion of APPROVE PERTON Perton garage into a Wolverhampton kitchen Rebecca Potter South Staffordshire WV6 7LW 17/01076/AMEND Toll Croft Cottage Various internal Approved by Letter HATHERTON Parkside Lane and external Hatherton Cannock changes, including Gareth Dwight South Staffordshire replacement roof WS11 1RL covering slightly higher than approved, with overhanging eaves 18/00475/FUL 8 Bromley Gardens Single storey flat APPROVE Subject to CODSALL Codsall roofed rear Conditions Wolverhampton extension replacing Laura Moon South Staffordshire existing sub- WV8 1BE standard, to form enlarged breakfast, kitchen diner, shower room and utility [Re- submission of application 18/00081/FUL]. 18/00487/LUP Ridge House Two storey rear APPROVE Subject to PERTON Pattingham Road extension, Conditions Perton detached pool Rebecca Potter Wolverhampton building South Staffordshire WV6 7HD 17/00275/AMEND 20 Crestwood Park 2 Storey extension Approved by Letter BREWOOD & Brewood Stafford to an existing COVEN South Staffordshire detached domestic ST19 9JD property. Sherminder We are seeking to Dhillon reduce the side extension by 1 metre in width. The appearance of the building will be identical to what was granted permission, aside from the fact that the extension is 1 metre narrower. 17/00483/AMEND Bratch Farm Bratch Slight sideways Approved by Letter WOMBOURNE Lane Wombourne relocation of Wolverhampton proposed new Gareth Dwight South Staffordshire garage, WV5 8DH approximately 1.8 metres to the north-east .
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