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Initial Template List of Planning Applications Determined Under Delegated Powers The following Planning Applications have been determined by officers under the scheme of Delegation Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0741/FUL Mr S Masters Birkin Fisheries Erection of a rear extension to Refused Mr Simon Eades 8/51/37F/PA Haddlesey Road existing tea room and retrospective Birkin permission for kitchen extension 14 Oct 2015 Knottingley West Yorkshire WF11 9LS 2015/0168/FUL Mr And Mrs T Peggy Ellerton Farm Proposed erection of a replacement Refused Louise Milnes 8/70/154B/PA Tate Chantry Lane dwelling following demolition of the Hazlewood existing dwelling 15 Oct 2015 Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9NH 2015/0212/FUL Mr M Bradley Mulberry Farm Proposed erection of detached Refused Jeanette Davey 8/57/313N/PA Butts Lane dwelling and garage following Lumby demolition of existing building 15 Oct 2015 Leeds West Yorkshire LS25 5JA 01/12/15 – Page 1 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0337/FUL Mr And Mrs Alex 27 West Bank Proposed replacement dwelling Refused Jeanette Davey 8/28/30A/PA Callan Carlton Goole 15 Oct 2015 East Yorkshire DN14 9PZ 2015/0546/OUT Mr D Lee Southlands Outline application (all matters Refused Jeanette Davey 8/53/278/PA Broach Lane reserved) for a residential Kellington development on land adjacent 15 Oct 2015 Selby North Yorkshire DN14 0ND 2015/0579/REM Persimmon Staynor Hall Reserved matters application for the Permitted Ruth Hardingham 8/19/1011BA/PA Homes Yorkshire Abbots Road erection of 150 dwellings following Selby outline approval CO/2002/1185 28 Oct 2015 2015/0640/FUL Mr James Gore Tadcaster Albion F C Proposed 3 new seating stands and 2 Permitted Fiona Ellwood 8/73/119P/PA Wharfe Bank new standing stands, extension to Tadcaster the clubhouse to include an 3 Nov 2015 LS24 9AY additional standing area and garden store. 2015/0649/ADV Mr Gavin Brooks Selby Road Freestanding double sided sign fixed Refused Mr Calum Rowley 8/42/224/AA Whitley to metal frame on land at Goole 13 Oct 2015 East Yorkshire 01/12/15 – Page 2 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0699/FUL Posterngate Posterngate Surgery Provision of additional consulting Permitted Jeanette Davey 8/19/968K/PA Surgery Portholme Road rooms and supporting facilities Selby 15 Oct 2015 YO8 4QH 2015/0718/FUL Mr William France Land at Weeland Road Detached garage with Hobby Permitted Mr Calum Rowley 8/52/155G/PA Kellingley Room/Home Office over at plot 3 on Knottingley land to the rear of 211 20 Oct 2015 West Yorkshire 2015/0729/HPA Mr & Mrs Haigh Sycamore House Proposed conservatory to the rear Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/16/729/PA York Road Barlby 14 Oct 2015 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 5JH 2015/0736/HPA Mr Richard Walsh 32 Manor Road Proposed erection of a two storey, Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/74/393A/PA Tadcaster pitched roofed side extension and LS24 8HP single storey extension to the front 14 Oct 2015 porch to create a larger living room 2015/0747/FUL Mrs J Senior Caravan at Manor Grange Erection of a replacement dwelling Refused Mr Simon Eades 8/40/1CG/PA Stud SC Cobcroft Lane 15 Oct 2015 Cridling Stubbs Knottingley West Yorkshire WF11 0AZ 01/12/15 – Page 3 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0785/COU Mrs Helen Hessle Willow Change of use from residential to a Permitted Mr Calum Rowley 8/36/339/PA Lambert Station Road Nursery (class D1) with new parking Wistow provision and access 23 Oct 2015 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 3UZ 2015/0797/HPA Mr & Mrs C Studio at The Courtyard Raising of roof height and installation Permitted Mr Calum Rowley 8/60/40/PA Watson Sweeming Lane of new windows to form first floor Little Fenton accommodation 4 Nov 2015 Leeds North Yorkshire LS25 6HF 2015/0821/COU Mr Jim Wagner Lyndale Proposed change of use of existing Permitted Fiona Ellwood 8/38/46C/PA Weeland Road garage to dog grooming parlour Hensall 13 Oct 2015 Selby Goole North Yorkshire DN14 0QE 2015/0822/HPA Mr Andy Crolla 12 Bishopdyke Road Proposed erection of a detached Permitted Mr Calum Rowley 8/35/488/PA Cawood double garage Selby 20 Oct 2015 North Yorkshire YO8 3ST 01/12/15 – Page 4 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0844/FUL Harrison Spinks Hornington Manor Proposed extension to stables Permitted Mr Nigel Gould 8/78/71U/PA Ltd Oxton Lane holiday accommodation Bolton Percy 20 Oct 2015 York North Yorkshire YO23 7AS 2015/0877/HPA Mr And Mrs John Tarves Proposed side and rear ground floor Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/33/180A/PA Glover 69 Main Road extensions and first floor extension Hambleton 14 Oct 2015 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 9HW 2015/0883/FUL Yorkshire Water Pumping Station Proposed erection of masonry Permitted Mr Nigel Gould 8/43/104/PA Services Ltd Main Street building with pitched tiled roof to Great Heck house Bore Hole Pump Motor Control 4 Nov 2015 Goole Centre (MCC) and erection of East Yorkshire masonry building with pitched tiled roof to house UV disinfection plant and sodium hypochlorite disinfection equipment 2015/0885/HPA Mr Andrew 56 East View Proposed detached Permitted Diane Wilson 8/16/584B/PA Parsonage Barlby Road garage/workshop and new rear Barlby access 20 Oct 2015 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 5BA 01/12/15 – Page 5 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0887/FUL Mrs Sara 24 - 28 Gowthorpe Repainting existing external timber Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/19/1188S/PA Humphries Selby framework; install new projecting sign YO8 4ET and new fascia sign, install two new 4 Nov 2015 air conditioning condensers and two extract grilles and internal shop fitting works to include new wall, floor and ceiling finishes; electrics, lighting, plumbing and air conditioning 2015/0888/ADV Mrs Sara 24 - 28 Gowthorpe 1 no. fascia sign, 1 no. projecting Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/19/1188T/AA Humphries Selby sign. 2 internal window graphics on YO8 4ET suspended TAGI system 4 Nov 2015 2015/0889/LBC Mrs Sara 24 - 28 Gowthorpe Listed building consent to repaint Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/19/1188R/LB Humphries Selby existing external timber framework; YO8 4ET install new projecting sign and new 4 Nov 2015 fascia sign, install two new air conditioning condensers and two extract grilles and internal shop fitting works to include new wall, floor and ceiling finishes; electrics, lighting, plumbing and air conditioning 2015/0910/TPO Mr Alan W Swann The Sycamores Application to remove 1no. Yew tree Permitted Diane Wilson 8/20/632C/PA Brayton Lane and crown lift and cut back low Brayton branches and remove dead wood to 9 Nov 2015 Selby Scots Pine (sic) Cedar North Yorkshire YO8 9DU 01/12/15 – Page 6 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0911/TPO Mrs Tracie Garden House Proposed felling of 1 No Sycamore Refused Diane Wilson 8/15/281G/PA Jarvis-Post Manor Garth tree covered by TPO 5/1980 at The Riccall Old Maple Lodge 30 Oct 2015 York North Yorkshire YO19 6QX 2015/0919/HPA Mr And Mrs M Stable Lodge Proposed two storey side extension, Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/43/33G/PA Tate Main Street single storey rear extension and Great Heck alterations to existing dwelling to 16 Oct 2015 Goole create additional living East Yorkshire accommodation DN14 0BQ 2015/0922/HPA Mr And Mrs High Thorne Proposed single storey rear Permitted Diane Wilson 8/78/108B/PA Timothy Rawson Main Street extension Bolton Percy 26 Oct 2015 York North Yorkshire YO23 7AQ 2015/0923/HPA Mr Neil Robinson 127 Leeds Road Proposed ground floor extension and Permitted Diane Wilson 8/19/1756A /PA Selby conversion of existing garage space YO8 4JG 2 Nov 2015 2015/0927/LBC Harrison Spinks Hornington Manor Listed building consent for extension Permitted Mr Nigel Gould 8/78/71V/LB Ltd Oxton Lane to stables accommodation Bolton Percy 20 Oct 2015 York North Yorkshire YO23 7AS 01/12/15 – Page 7 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0938/FUL Mr Hill Hirst Courtney And Temple Proposed Change of Use from school Permitted Diane Wilson 8/28/93D/PA Hirst Primary School to residential 6 bedroom house with Main Street the creation of a first floor extension 4 Nov 2015 Hirst Courtney following demolition of rear Selby extensions North Yorkshire YO8 8QT 2015/0953/FUL Taurus Farms Ltd Home Farm Proposed extension to existing solar Permitted Mr Calum Rowley 8/12/17P/PA Thicket Priory PV array (100kW) Thorganby 20 Oct 2015 York North Yorkshire YO19 6DE 2015/0954/HPA Mr M Roffe 26 Rythergate Proposed alterations to planning Permitted Diane Wilson 8/35/478B/PA Cawood approval 2015/0098/HPA which Selby include an increase in the roof height 19 Oct 2015 North Yorkshire and alterations to windows YO8 3TP 2015/0976/TPO The Limes 1 The Limes Application for consent to carry out Permitted Diane Wilson 8/57/477E/PA Management South Milford works to trees within TPO region Company Leeds 10/2002 4 Nov 2015 West Yorkshire LS25 5NH 01/12/15 – Page 8 of 13 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2015/0977/LBC Heineken UK John Smiths Brewery Listed building consent for the Permitted Diane Wilson 8/73/14DQ/LB High Street installation of 2no.
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