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Planning Applications Week Ending 26 February 2021 Planning Applications Week Ending 26 February 2021 Starred applications below will be determined by Planning Committee. To view planning applications on the website please use the number prefixed with “12/”, “13/” or “14/”. Would Councillors please notify the Development Management Section in writing by 19 March 2021 if they require any of the other applications to be determined by Committee (and to indicate at this stage whether a site visit is required). Requests for committee decisions received after that date will be decided by the Planning Committee Chairman, Deputy Chairman or Planning Working Group in consultation with the City Planning Manager. Prior approval applications for telecommunications installations - Due to the national regulations concerning the approval/refusal of these types of application the above deadlines differ from those of normal planning applications. Councillors are therefore advised to notify the Development Management Section in writing as soon as possible if they wish the application to be determined by the Planning Committee. Every effort will be made, where timescales allow, to comply with these requests to ensure that the application is considered by the usual committee. Members of the public should make comments in writing (by letter or e-mail) before 19 March 2021. Any comments will be available for the public to see. Please contact the Development Management Section or the individual officer specified below to discuss any application or to find out its progress. CONTACT DETAILS: tel: (01482) 612345 e-mail: [email protected] address: Planning Services, Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street, Hull, HU1 2AA. Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 20/01350/FULL 448 Southcoates Lane Change of use from Southcoates Q20 Kingston Upon Hull single 4 bedroomed Brian Savage HU9 3UA house to 1no 1 612333 bedroomed flat and 1no (Park Area 3 bedroomed flat. Team) 20/01352/FULL 95 De La Pole Avenue Change of use from Newington And Q20 Kingston Upon Hull dwelling house to C2 Gipsyville John Wright HU3 6RD care facility 612340 (Riverside Area Team) 26/02/21 – Page 1 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 20/01583/FULL Aunt Bessies Ltd Erection of a new high Newington And Q15 Freightliner Road bay pallet store Gipsyville Laura Gibson Kingston Upon Hull industrial building (max. 612903 HU3 4UW 33.9m long x max 24.35m wide x max. (Riverside Area 13.3m high) on an Team) existing car parking area within an existing food factory site. Creation of a new car parking area to replace the car parking lost to the new pallet store building on a separate vacant site close to the existing factory site 21/00097/FULL Sellwoods Installation of extraction St Andrews And Q16 378 Hessle Road flue to rear of the Dockland Laura Gibson Kingston Upon Hull premises. 612903 HU3 3SD Installation of 2 new doors at ground floor (Riverside Area level to rear of premises Team) 21/00098/FULL 203 James Reckitt Erection of two storey Drypool Q21 Avenue side and rear extensions James Matchett Kingston Upon Hull and single storey front 612309 HU8 7TL and rear extensions (Riverside Area Team) 26/02/21 – Page 2 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00112/TC 9 Priestgate Crown lift to 3 x Beech Sutton 19 Sutton-On-Hull Trees overhanging Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull neighbouring properties, 612734 HU7 4QR crown lift to 1 x Beech (East Area Tree overhanging own Team) conservatory and crown lift to 1 x Silver Birch Tree overhanging neighbouring properties. (Works to trees in a Conservation Area) 21/00135/FULL 16 - 18 Southcoates 1. Change of use from Drypool Q18 Lane storage to self-contained Brian Savage Kingston Upon Hull flat (first and second 612333 HU9 3AB floor) (Riverside Area 2. Installation of new Team) door to front and alterations to the rear elevation. 21/00136/FULL 28 Park Road Erection of rear Avenue Q21 Kingston Upon Hull extension at first floor John Wright HU5 2TB level over existing rear 612340 projection. (Wyke Area Team) 21/00142/FULL Quality Solicitors 1. Change of use of St Andrews And Q20 Lockings vacant offices to two Dockland James Matchett 12-13 Bishop Lane dwellings. 612309 Kingston Upon Hull 2. External alterations HU1 1PA involving insertion of two (Riverside Area conservation style roof Team) lights on rear roof slope and removal of security grilles and shutters. 26/02/21 – Page 3 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00143/LBC Quality Solicitors Listed Building Consent St Andrews And Q23 Lockings application for:- Dockland James Matchett 12-13 Bishop Lane External alterations 612309 Kingston Upon Hull involving insertion of two HU1 1PA conservation style roof (Riverside Area lights to the rear roof Team) slope and removal of security grilles and shutters. 21/00168/FULL 1 Palmcourt Erection of single storey Orchard Park Q21 Kingston Upon Hull rear extension following Ben Foster HU6 9TH demolition of existing 612483 rear extension (max (North Area 6.1m long x max 5.55m Team) wide x max 2.85m high) 21/00178/FULL The Lemon Tree Siting of 2 x metal North Carr Q18 Children’s Centre, welfare cabins to use as Chris Peach Lothian Way changing rooms 612734 Land To The East (Foredyke Area RWB Playing Field Team) Kingston Upon Hull 21/00197/FULL 6 Southburn Avenue Erection of a two storey Boothferry Q21 Kingston Upon Hull rear extension (2.944m Aaron Miles HU5 5BB long x 4.154m wide x 612563 3.02m high on the (West Area ground floor; 3.07m long Team) x 5.48m high on the first floor) 26/02/21 – Page 4 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00202/FULL 749 Marfleet Lane Construction of a first Ings Q21 Kingston Upon Hull floor balcony at rear to Chris Peach HU9 4TJ incorporate a privacy 612734 screen and glass (East Area handrail Team) 21/00205/FULL 7 Laurel Villas Erection of transmitter Southcoates Q21 Kingston Upon Hull attached to the chimney Aaron Miles HU9 2SD (3.165m tall) 612563 (Park Area Team) 21/00210/FULL 5 Kensington Avenue Conversion of double Kingswood Q21 Kingston Upon Hull garage into habitable Aaron Miles HU7 3AF room. 612563 (Foredyke Area Team) 21/00223/FULL Deep Off Licence Erection of a single Orchard Park Q18 97 Greenwood Avenue storey rear extension Aaron Miles Kingston Upon Hull (3.6m long x 6.315m 612563 HU6 9NX wide x 3.154m wide), (North Area with minor alterations to Team) the shop front. 21/00227/FULL 665 Hotham Road Erection of first floor rear Derringham Q21 South extension (max 3m long Ben Foster Kingston Upon Hull x max 3.16m wide x 612483 HU5 5JZ max 5.54m high) (West Area Team) 26/02/21 – Page 5 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00232/FULL KFC Alterations to restaurant Kingswood Q16 Raich Carter Way involving:- Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull 1) New aluminium front 612734 HU7 3DB door to be installed (Foredyke Area 2) New aluminium fascia Team) panels to be installed around the building 3) Timber fence screening to bin store 4) 3No new cycle racks 21/00233/ADV KFC Advertisement consent Kingswood Q22 Raich Carter Way application for the Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull display of:- 612734 HU7 3DB Various internally and (Foredyke Area non-illuminated signs Team) 21/00235/FULL 36 Cayton Road Erection of a wooden Holderness Q21 Kingston Upon Hull lean to, to the rear of no. Aaron Miles HU8 0HD 36 (5.05m long x 612563 5.483m wide x 2.758m (Park Area high). Team) 21/00237/FULL 204 James Reckitt Erection of 1.52 high Drypool Q21 Avenue bifold gates to driveway Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull 612734 HU8 8LF (Riverside Area Team) 21/00243/FULL 39 Hemble Way Erection of a 2 storey Kingswood Q21 Kingston Upon Hull ridged roof rear Chris Peach HU7 3ET extension (4.35m wide x 612734 3m long) (Foredyke Area (following demolition of Team) existing conservatory) 26/02/21 – Page 6 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00244/LBC 14-18 Grimston Street Variation of condition 1 St Andrews And Q13 Kingston Upon Hull (Approved Plans) of Dockland Ben Foster HU1 3HG approval 18/00050/LBC 612483 to amend layout of Unit 4. (Riverside Area Team) 21/00245/FULL 1 Waterworks Cottage Erection of a 2 bed, Longhill And Q13 Land Adjacent detached 1.5 storey Bilton Grange Chris Peach Waterworks Lane dwelling to Land South 612734 Kingston Upon Hull of 1 Waterworks Lane HU11 4AG (Revised resubmission (East Area following withdrawn Team) application) 21/00248/ADV Unit 3 Advertisement Consent Holderness Q22 Stone ferry Trading application for the Chris Peach Estate display of:- 612734 Ann Watson Street Internally illuminated (Park Area Kingston Upon Hull fascia sign and gable Team) HU7 0AD end sign 21/00254/FULL 19 Burlington Road Erection of: Holderness Q21 Kingston Upon Hull (i) Rear single storey Ben Foster HU8 0HN infill extension 612483 (ii) Rear dormer window (Park Area Team) 26/02/21 – Page 7 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00256/FULL Land At Ferensway/ Erection of mixed use St Andrews And Prospect Street development comprising Dockland Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull 249 residential units and 612734 HU2 8PX 4 ground floor commercial units with (Riverside Area associated access and Team) landscaping, over 14 floors (maximum) and basement Following demolition of existing buildings 21/00259/FULL 21 Cropton Road Single storey extension Bricknell Q21 Kingston Upon Hull to front and side John Wright HU5 4LN 612340 (Wyke Area Team) STREET TRADING CONSENT APPLICATIONS Paragraph 2(1) Schedule 4, Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 Ref Number Type Ward(s) Location Applicant Days and Times Officer/ Contact Steven Symes Renewal St Andrews Princes Dock St Mr Ahmet Can Fri-Sat 11pm-5am 615505 & Docklands (opposite Atic) Steven Symes Renewal All Various (available Mr Sam Carter Mon-Sun 12pm-7.30pm 615505 on request) 26/02/21 – Page 8 of 9 Steven Symes Renewal All Various (available Mr Stephen Harrison Mon-Sun 11am-8pm 615505 on request) 26/02/21 – Page 9 of 9 .
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