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List of Delegated Planning Decisions PDF 109 KB LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 27 JUNE 2005 LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL APPLICATION NO DETAILS DECISION 04/01573/FUL 353 Marine Road East, Morecambe. Application Permitted Refurbishment of flats and creation of self-contained flats on ground and first floors with provision of rear access for all floors for John Fort. 04/01710/FUL York Bridge Road Surgery, 5 James Street, Morecambe. Application Permitted Single storey extension to form consulting rooms, alterations to waiting room and to treatment room to form new pharmacy for Scholes (Chemist) Ltd. 04/01723/LB Borwick Hall, Borwick Road, Borwick. Application Permitted Listed Building application for creation of passageway to allow access through the building for Lancashire Outdoor Education. 05/00062/LB 1 Golgotha Village, Lancaster. Application Permitted Listed Building application for alterations to interior attic space and replacement of 2 rooflights for Graeme Bradshaw. 05/00065/FUL Salt Ayre Sports Centre, Salt Ayre Lane, Lancaster. Application Permitted Siting of 3 containers for storage of adapted cycles for Dr J. Bartley. 05/00069/FUL Hipping Hall, Ingleton Road, Cowan Bridge. Application Permitted Construction of car park for hotel and associated landscaping, soundproofing and hiding of car park and grounds for Mr Andrew Wildsmith. 05/00159/LB Wennington Hall School, Lodge Lane, Wennington. Application Permitted Listed Building Consent for single-storey extension to existing garage for Director Of Education and Cultural Services. 05/00181/FUL 7 Easedale Close, Bolton Le Sands. Application Permitted Erection of a utility room and bedroom over side extension for Mr and Mrs K Robinson. 05/00208/FUL 8 Sulyard Street, Lancaster. Application Permitted Installation of replacement windows and doors for Mr and Mrs Bygate. 05/00209/LB 8 Sulyard Street, Lancaster. Application Permitted Listed Building application for the installation of replacement windows and doors for Mr and Mrs Bygate. 05/00242/FUL In Front Of Garden Area (near Public Conveniences), Application Permitted Marine Road West, Morecambe. Retention of public telephone kiosk and change of use to form ATM and payphone for BT Payphone PP 2004. 05/00260/FUL Ridge Lea Hospital, Quernmore Road, Lancaster. Application Permitted Temporary siting of re-locatable building for Morecambe Bay PCT. 05/00275/FUL Higher Broomfield, Main Road, Arkholme With Cawood. Application Permitted LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 27 JUNE 2005 Erection of an extension to the side to form sun room/utility room for Mr and Mrs D. Ward. 05/00276/LB Higher Broomfield, Main Road, Arkholme With Cawood. Application Permitted Listed Building application for the erection of an extension to the side to form sun room/utility room for Mr and Mrs D. Ward. 05/00302/FUL 15 Dale Street, Lancaster. Application Permitted Erection of a two storey extension to the rear for Mr and Mrs Essa. 05/00325/FUL 9 Beecham Street, Morecambe. Application Permitted Erection of a single storey extension to rear for Mr and Mrs Blundell. 05/00335/FUL 24 Lune Drive, Grosvenor Park, Morecambe. Application Refused Relocation of existing garden fence for Mr A. Allison. 05/00336/FUL 10 Newton Terrace, Lancaster. Application Permitted Installation of a new shop front incorporating disabled access for Mr T. English. 05/00349/FUL 28 McDonald Road, Heysham. Application Permitted Erection of a single storey rear extension for K .Pickard. 05/00354/FUL 14 Middleton Road, Middleton, Heysham. Application Refused Retention of 2 metre high boundary wall and erection of electronic sliding gate for Mr D. Peters. 05/00355/FUL 11 Oakwood Grove, Bolton Le Sands. Application Permitted Raising of roof to form two bedrooms with en-suites in roof space for Mr and Mrs McIntyre. 05/00360/FUL 20 Bare Lane, Morecambe. Application Permitted Erection of an extension to relocate hairdressing facility and installation of internal lift for Bare Hall Residential Care Home. 05/00361/LB 20 Bare Lane, Morecambe. Application Permitted Listed building application for erection of an extension to relocate hairdressing facility and installation of internal lift for Bare Hall Residential Care Home. 05/00369/FUL Highfield, Moor Close Lane, Over Kellet. Application Permitted Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a new dwelling, with landscaping for Mr and Mrs Robb-Cummings. 05/00372/FUL 1A Bridge Road, Lancaster. Application Permitted Alterations to shop front, installation of 2 velux windows and installation of new doorway on gable end for J. Singh. 05/00373/FUL 4 Berwyn Avenue, Morecambe. Application Permitted Erection of a single storey extension to side and rear for Mr P.Burton. 05/00379/ADV Marketgate, Lancaster. Application Permitted Erection of various illuminated and non-illuminated signs for Lancaster Place Investments Ltd. 05/00380/FUL Marketgate, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of new main Application Permitted entrance canopy, new fascia at Market Square end and new signage structure at Penny Street access point for LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 27 JUNE 2005 Lancaster Place Investments Ltd 05/00381/FUL 19 Jesson Way, Carnforth. Application Refused Erection of a two storey side extension to form separate accommodation to be used as a granny flat for Mrs Carol Barlow. 05/00383/CON Marketgate, Lancaster. Application Withdrawn Conservation Area Consent for the demolition of existing projecting entrance, fascia and false columns for Lancaster Place Investments Ltd. 05/00384/FUL 32 Quernmore Road, Caton-with-Littledale. Application Permitted Erection of a conservatory to the rear for Mr and Mrs M. R. Jarvis. 05/00385/CU 46 Owen Road, Lancaster. Application Permitted Change of use to form a dwelling and A1 retail unit with associated alterations for Matthew Wiggins. 05/00388/FUL Walnut Gate, Bailrigg Lane, Lancaster. Application Permitted Demolition of existing two storey extension and erection of new two storey extension, conservatory and detached double garage and creation of a new vehicular access for Mr and Mrs T. McMinnis. 05/00389/LB Higher Moor Head Farmhouse, High Cross Moor, Over Application Permitted Wyresdale Listed Building application for the installation of a 'Sky' satellite dish for J R Backhouse 05/00394/FUL 3 Daisyfield, Green Lane, Lancaster. Application Withdrawn Erection of a garage to the side for Mr and Mrs Mason. 05/00396/FUL Bolton Le Sands C E Primary School, Mount Pleasant Application Permitted Lane, Bolton Le Sands. Refurbishment of the existing playground area for Bolton Le Sands Primary School. 05/00403/ELDC 99 Clarendon Road, Morecambe. Application Permitted Application for certificate of lawful use as a single dwelling for Allan Sinclair. 05/00405/FUL 8 Walker Grove, Heysham. Application Permitted Erection of a replacement garage with en-suite bedroom beneath for Mr N. Williams. 05/00409/FUL 81 Norton Road, Heysham. Application Permitted Erection of a two-storey extension to side to provide a garage, kitchen, utility, conservatory and bedroom for Mrs Y. Gallagher. 05/00410/CU 98 Euston Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Change of use Application Refused from office to self contained one bedroom flat for Trustees Of The Old Alresford Settlement 05/00411/FUL 20 Prospect Drive, Slyne With Hest. Application Permitted Erection of a new garage and store, with first floor guestroom/studio with en-suite and modification to access driveway. for Mr and Mrs N. Bates. 05/00414/FUL Newland Barn, Star Bank Lane, Dolphinholme. Application Permitted Installation of roof light to front elevation for Mr D. Howell. 05/00415/FUL 64A Balmoral Road, Morecambe. Application Permitted LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 27 JUNE 2005 Erection of a garage for H. D. and J. Kennedy. 05/00416/FUL 1 Glentworth Road West, Morecambe. Application Refused Erection of a rear conservatory for Mr Deacon. 05/00420/FUL 8 Woodlands Drive, Silverdale, Carnforth. Application Permitted Replacement of two velux windows with front dormer extensions for Mrs A. Kane. 05/00425/FUL Forge Mill House, Quernmore Road, Caton Proposed Application Permitted construction of a balcony at rear 2nd floor level for Dr And Mrs Coltman 05/00426/FUL 39 Fairhope Avenue, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of Application Refused single storey kitchen extension to the side for Mr And Mrs Waldie 05/00427/FUL Hyning Home Farm, Beetham Road, Dockacres. Application Permitted Erection of a new stable block for Mr and Mrs R. Bell. 05/00429/FUL Animal Care Sanctuary, Blea Tarn Road, Lancaster. Application Permitted Engineering operations to include provision of land drainage and holding pond and minor revisions to the proposed cattery for Animal Care (Lancaster, Morecambe And District). 05/00430/REM Land Adj 32 Tan Hill Drive, Lancaster. Application Withdrawn Reserved matters application for erection of two 2 storey dwellings for Mr M. Musa and Ms B. Patel. 05/00431/FUL 3 Lake Grove, Morecambe. Application Permitted Erection of a ground floor extension to form kitchen and shower room for Mr A. M. Phillips. 05/00432/FUL 17 Whitendale Drive, Bolton Le Sands. Application Permitted Erection of a two-storey extension to the side with a single-storey extension to the rear for Mrs C. Gregoine. 05/00433/FUL 23 Slyne Road, Morecambe. Application Refused Construction of dormer windows to front and side for Mr and Mrs Pedder. 05/00434/FUL 8 Arncliffe Road, Heysham. Application Permitted Construction of dormer windows to the front and rear for Mrs S. Rodgers. 05/00439/LB Wenning Cottage, Wennington Road, Tatham. Application Permitted Listed Building application for replacement windows to rear elevation, installation of a balanced flue and alterations to cellar for Mr and Mrs Parkinson. 05/00444/CU 11 Lancashire Street, Morecambe. Application Permitted Change of Use of vacant shop to taxi dispatch office for S. Ogden and M. Evans. 05/00448/FUL Lancaster Royal Grammar School, East Road, Application Permitted Lancaster. Installation of access ramp to assembly hall for The Governors. 05/00444/CU 11 Lancashire Street, Morecambe. Application Permitted Change of use of vacant shop to taxi dispatch office for S. Ogden and M.
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