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Planning Applications Within Edinburgh Planning Applications within Edinburgh WEEKLY PLANNING BULLETIN Date: 13 October 2016 The Weekly Planning Bulletin is organised by ward. Under each ward you will find the following sections:- ñ Section 1– Recently registered planning applications; ñ Section 2 – Proposal of Application Notices received; ñ Section 3 – Proposals for tree work in conservation areas; ñ Section 4 – Proposals for tree works where there is a Tree Preservation Order; ñ Section 5 – Prior Notification of Telecommunications. ñ Section 6 – Certificate of Lawfulness Existing. ñ Section 7 – Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed. If there are no applications or notices in a ward, the space underneath will be blank. Section 8 at the end of the document contains consultations from other planning authorities. Planning decisions are on a separate document. Wards – click on the links below Ward A01 - Almond Ward A02 – Pentland Hills Ward A03 – Drum Brae/Gyle Ward A04 – Forth Ward A05 – Inverleith Ward A06 – Corstorphine/Murrayfield Ward A07 – Sighthill/Gorgie Ward A08 – Colinton/Fairmilehead Ward A09 – Fountainbridge/Craiglockhart Ward A10 – Meadows/Morningside Ward A11 – City Centre Ward A12 – Leith Walk Ward A13 – Leith Ward A14 – Craigentinny/Duddingston Ward A15 – Southside/Newington Ward A16 – Liberton/Gilmerton Ward A17 – Portobello/Craigmillar Where can I see the documents? You can view the plans, forms and other documents at Planning and Building Standards Online Services. Alternatively, you can view them at the Planning and Building Standards enquiry office at Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street, EDINBURGH EH8 8BG. Opening times are 8:30 - 17:00 Mon-Thurs, 8:30 – 15:40 Friday. The Planning Help Desk has a duty planner ready to help you, if you need assistance understanding the plans. Please note this service is only available between 9am and 1pm. What Can I Comment on? 1 Under statutory legislation, you should only make comments to the City of Edinburgh Council on those applications appearing in Section 1 – recently registered planning applications. Planning is about the development and use of land and buildings so any comments made on applications should be relevant to this. These are called ‘material considerations’. If you submit comments which are non material they will not be taken into account. This can be difficult to understand so we have given you some examples below. EXAMPLES Material Non-Material ß Contrary to Local Plan/Structure Plan ß Devaluation of property ß Appearance (design, materials, scale, etc.) ß Loss of private view ß Residential amenity e.g. noise, overshadowing ß Business issues relating to the applicant ß Traffic, parking or access problems ß Possible fire hazard Comments on Section 2 proposals should be made directly to the applicant and comments on section 6 applications should be made direct to that planning authority. There is no provision for the public to make comments on tree work and prior notifications and these details are for information only. This also applies to certificates of lawfulness where decisions are taken on the facts of the case in relation to planning law and public comments cannot be taken into account. How Can I Comment? We would appreciate it if your comments could be made online at Planning and Building Standards Online Services. This means we can contact you quickly by email with any amendments and the final decision. Alternatively you can send your comments by post to Planning and Building Standards, Business Unit G2, Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street, EDINBURGH EH8 8BG. Your comments must be received within 21 days of the date of registration, neighbour notification or advertisement in the press, whichever is later. These periods are extended for public holidays. The Comments Due by Date appears in the bulletin although we cannot always guarantee it will include additional days for public holidays. Please contact the case officer if you need advice on this. Anonymous comments will not be taken into account and we need your name and address as your representation will become part of the application record, which is a public document. The comments you make may be made publicly available to view on the Council website. Any comments that are racist will not be accepted and may be sent to the police for further investigation. Further advice on commenting on planning applications can be found on the Council website. What Happens to my Comments? You will receive an acknowledgement of your representation. You will also be informed of the decision. Most applications are processed by delegated decision whereby planning officers decide applications under a publicly accountable process. If, however, there are more than six representations and these take an opposing view from the recommendation, then the application will be decided by your elected councillors on the Development Management Sub-Committee. Any Questions? Contact the Planning Help Desk at [email protected] or phone us at 0131 529 3550 2 Ward No. A01 – Almond-Cllrs L Paterson (CON), A Shields (IND), NJ Work (SNP). 1. Planning Applications Build a single storey In-Built Design. Mr D And Mrs L delegated Registered Brett Taylor gable extension. 30 Bruntsfield Greenhill, decision on: 0131 529 6125 at Gardens 7 Silverknowes Dell 13/09/2016 brett.taylor@edinb 7 Silverknowes Dell Edinburgh Edinburgh urgh.gov.uk Edinburgh EH10 4DZ EH4 5QE Comments EH4 5QE Due by Community 14.10.2016 Council: 16/04439/FUL Silverknowes (Not Active) Householder Developments Single storey rear Colin Watson Mr Kevin Squire, delegated Registered Brett Taylor extension, garage Consultancy. 7 Loch Place decision on: 0131 529 6125 conversion and Stoneycroft Road South Queensferry 20/09/2016 brett.taylor@edinb addition of two new South Queensferry United Kingdom urgh.gov.uk windows to gable of EH30 9HX EH30 9NG Comments existing property. Due by Community at 24.10.2016 Council: 7 Loch Place Queensferry & South Queensferry District EH30 9NG Householder 16/04547/FUL Developments Proposed removal of MDA Studio. Mr & Mrs J delegated Registered Brian Fleming existing car port and FAO David Moore MacDonald, decision on: 0131 529 3518 erection of new front / 65 Redford Avenue 5 Barnton Avenue 21/09/2016 brian.fleming@edi side extension and rear Edinburgh Edinburgh nburgh.gov.uk extension. EH13 0BU Scotland Comments at EH4 6AW Due by Community 5 Barnton Avenue 24.10.2016 Council: Cramond Edinburgh EH4 6AW Householder Developments 16/04562/FUL Alter roof over dwelling Andrew Dodds. Mr And Mrs delegated Registered Brett Taylor to create dormer 4 The Maltings McKinnon, decision on: 0131 529 6125 window to front Haddington 47 Inchcolm Terrace 27/09/2016 brett.taylor@edinb elevation and fit velux EH41 4EF South Queensferry urgh.gov.uk rooflight. EH30 9NA Comments at Due by Community 47 Inchcolm Terrace 29.10.2016 Council: South Queensferry Queensferry & EH30 9NA District 16/04670/FUL Householder Developments 3 Residential Iceni Projects West Craigs Ltd and committee Registered Francis Newton development, up to a FAO Ian Gallacher Dunedin decision on: 0131 529 6435 maximum of 1400 Flitcroft House c/o Cardross Asset 03/10/2016 francis.newton@e units, and ancillary 114 Charing Cross Management Ltd dinburgh.gov.uk commercial (Class 1 Road 8 Craigcrook Road Advertised retail and Class 2 London Edinburgh on: Community financial and WC2H 0JR UK 21/10/2016 Council: professional) including EH4 3NQ Corstorphine landscaping, access Comments and services and all Due by Housing - Major other ancillary 18.11.2016 development. at Site 100 Metres North East Of 19 Turnhouse Road Edinburgh 16/04738/PPP 2. Proposal of Application Notice 3. Trees in Conservation Area Barnton Atlantic cedar tree - Fergus Morrison Mrs julie morrison, Registered Steven Milne Avenue removal (Tree Surgeon). 42 on: 0131 529 3531 Conservation at 4 Barton Park east barnton ave 29/09/2016 steven.milne@edi Area 42 East Barnton Avenue edinburgh nburgh.gov.uk Avenue Edinburgh scotland Edinburgh United Kingdom eh4 6aq Community EH4 6AQ EH4 6ES Council: Cramond fergusmorrison_trees 16/04682/TCO [email protected] TCO and TPO submissions 4. Tree Preservation Orders 5. Prior Notification - Telecommunications 6. Certificate of Lawfulness Existing 7. Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Ward No. A02 – Pentland Hills-Cllrs B Henderson (SNP), R Henderson (LAB), D Heslop (CON). 1. Planning Applications Change of Use from Glanpine Ltd. Mr Shaz Awan, delegated Registered Clare Macdonald Shop to Flatted 308 Lanark Road 12 Dolphin Avenue decision on: 0131 529 6121 Development. West Currie 22/09/2016 clare.macdonald@ at Currie Edinburgh edinburgh.gov.uk 14 Dolphin Avenue EH14 5RR Scotland Comments Currie EH14 5RL Due by Community EH14 5RL 01.11.2016 Council: Currie 16/04434/FUL Housing - Local 4 Construct single storey Colin Watson Mr Douglas Allison, delegated Registered Annmaree rear extension, behind Consultancy. 60 Cockburn decision on: Marwick and attached to Stoneycroft Road Crescent 19/09/2016 0131 529 3902 existing garage, to form South Queensferry Balerno annmaree.marwic Utility Room. EH30 9HX United Kingdom Comments [email protected]. at EH14 7EP Due by uk 60 Cockburn Crescent 24.10.2016 Balerno Community EH14 7EP Council: Balerno 16/04544/FUL Householder Developments Erect new dwelling Alan Hardie Mr Alan Aitken, delegated Registered James Allanson house in garden Architect. 516 Lanark Road decision on: 0131 529 3946 ground of existing FAO: Alan Hardie West 29/09/2016 james.allanson@e property Dundas House Balerno dinburgh.gov.uk at 4 Westfield Park Edinburgh Comments Land 38 Metres South Eskbank UK Due by Community Of 516 Edinburgh EH14 7DH 28.10.2016 Council: Balerno Lanark Road West EH22 3FB Edinburgh Housing - Local 16/04674/FUL 2. Proposal of Application Notice 3. Trees in Conservation Area 4. Tree Preservation Orders 5. Prior Notification - Telecommunications 6. Certificate of Lawfulness Existing 7. Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Erection of a Sun John Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Lyle., delegated Registered Brian Fleming Lounge.
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