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North Lanarkshire Council North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT Planning Applications for consideration of Planning and Environment Committee Committee Date : 30fhNovember 2005 Ordnance Survey maps reproduced from Ordnance Survey with permission of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 30 NOVEMBER 2005 Page Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus Recommendation No. 20 C/03/0187 1/MI N William Tracey Non Compliance with Time Limit Grant Limited Condition of Planning Permission M92121 (To Extend Operation Until 2008) Pinwhinnie - Development Site at Raebog Road Glenmavis Airdrie, Lanarkshire 26 C/04/00022/FUL Mr G Brodie Erection of Double Garage at Refuse 32 Aitkenhead Avenue, Coatbridge 29 C/05/01363/FU L Mr D McKee Erection of 2 Dwellinghouses at Grant East Row Cottage, Chisholm Street, Coatbridge 34 C/05/01458/FUL Redrow Homes Change of Use from Footpath to Refuse (Scotland) Ltd Garden Ground - Footpath Between 31 & 33 Moorcroft Drive Airdrie 39 C/05/01465/FUL Orange PCS Ltd Erection of 15m Monopole and Grant Installation of Telecommunications Equipment and Erection of Fence and Planting Screen - Land at Drumpellier Cricket Club Drumpellier Avenue, Coatbridge 44 Hutchison 3G Extension of Existing 15 Metre Grant UK Ltd Telecommunications Lattice Tower to 20 Metres Incorporating 6 Antennas and 2 Microwave Dishes with Ancillary Equipment Cabinets - Land on North East Side of Langmuir Road South Of Railway Line, Langmuir Road, Bargeddie 47 C/05/0150 1/FU L Mr J Thomson Erection of Dwellinghouse - Refuse 27 Main Street, Plains, Airdrie 52 C/05/01560/AMD Mr & Mrs Brown Erection of Dog Kennels - Grant Land at Riggend Farm, Stirling Road Riggend Airdrie 58 C/05/01618/FUL Mr I Mohammed Subdivision of Existing General Grant Store to Form Two Commercial Outlets One Being Class 3 (Hot Food Takeaway) - 234 Glenmavis Road Glenmavis Ai rdrie 65 C/05/01638/0UT John Sinnett Erection of Dwellinghouse (In Grant Outline) Land east of 26 lnvervale Avenue Airdrie APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 30 NOVEMBER 2005 Page Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus Recommendation No. 71 C/05/01672/AMD Mr G Stronge Amendment to Planning Grant Permission C05/00902/FUL (Erection of Conservatory) to Include Decking and Fencing - 12 Drumshangie Place Airdrie 76 C/05/01689/0UT Mrs Mary Duff Erection of Dwellinghouse (In Refuse (P) Outline) - Land east of Junction of Ballochney Road with Arbuckle Road, Plains 82 C/05/0 17 1610UT Mr Matthew Erection of Flatted Development Grant Lees (in outline) - 35-39 Main Street, Chapelhall, Airdrie 87 SI0 110 1609/FU L Mr James Change of Use of Farm Grant Young Outbuildings to Two Dwellinghouses - Farm Steading at Hill Of Murdostoun Cleland Motherwell Lanarkshire 94 S/05/01316/FUL Turnberry Erection of 34 Dwellinghouses Grant (P) Homes Ltd and Associated Access Roads - Land at Holm Gardens Bellshill Lanarkshire S/05/01564/FUL Be1haven Erection of Timber Decking and Grant Breweries (Pubs 1.8 Metre High Fence to Form Site Visit and Hearing Division) Ltd Outside Smoking Area - Requested Girdwoods Bar 180 Hill Street No papers issued Wishaw Lanarkshire 101 S/05/01579/OUT Mr Grant Mackin Erection of Dwellinghouse - Grant 189 Merry Street Motherwell Lanarkshire 106 S/05/01609/FUL Pars Properties Change of Use from Class 1 to Grant Ltd Class 3 and/or Hot Food Takeaway - 2 Market Place Uddingston C/05/01689/OUT - if granted, refer to Scottish Ministers (Contrary to Policy) S/05/01316/FUL - if granted, Section 69 Agreement Required (Financial contribution to upgrade play facilities) Application No: C/03/01871/MIN Date Registered: 15th December 2003 Applicant: William Tracey Ltd Clo Agent Agent Bruce & Partners (Edinburgh) 18 Walker Street Edinburgh EH3 7LP Development: Non Compliance with Time Limit Condition of Planning Permission M92121 (To Extend Operation Until December 2008) Location: Pinwhinnie Development Site RaebogRoad Glenmavis Ai rd rie Lanarkshire Ward: 45 New Monklands West Councillor Sophia Coyle Grid Reference: 275730668250 File Reference: C/PL/GMR0721GQIEL Site History: C/86/311 Open cast extraction of combustible material from former domestic tip and restoration of land. Granted 1986. C/92/00120 Open cast extraction of combustible material from former domestic tip and restoration of land. Granted December 1992. C/93/00047 Outline planning application for formation of golf course. Granted April 1993. Development Plan: Under the Adopted Monklands Local Plan 1991, the application site is covered by policy GBI (Greenbelt) Contrary to Development Plan: No Consultations: Scottish Environment Protection Agency (No objections) Representations: 3 representation letters Newspaper Advertisement: Advertised on 24th December 2003 Planning Application No. C/03/01871/FUL ?mucadby Non Compliance with Time Limit Condition of NomLma*:n,re cainci, PlBn",ng 8"d li",rmmn: UBpsdnisn: Planning Permission M92121 (To Extend Operation Until December 2008) FleI%ngHiodre lirislioed C"n:erM"lC GC'>"w 'e 0'216t16210 llXCIil6 61611i Pinwhinnie Development Site, Raebog Road, Glenmavis, Airdrie Recommendation: Grant Subject to the Following Conditions:- 1. That, for the avoidance of doubt, the development hereby granted permission shall be discontinued and all buildings and machinery removed not later than 15 December 2008 Reason: To make it clear that this development is time limited as per the originally permitted development. 2. That, notwithstanding the details submitted as part of this application, within 3 months of the date of this permission, or such other date as may be agreed with the Planning Authority, the applicant shall submit and obtain written approval of the Planning Authority of full details of the progressive restoration of the site and the details shall include the following:- a) a description of the restoration proposals in the form of a method statement covering all works, and of how these comply with the licensing regimes administered by SEPA. b) a detailed site layout plan including all existing site features to be retained and all proposed planting works (including species types and nos). c) an indicative timetable/schedule of all works. d) proposed site contours e) after care details of the restored areas including timescale f) public access/footpath networks Reason: In order that the restoration of the site is undertaken to a high standard that satisfies and secures landscape, amenity and conservation interests. 3. That all restoration shall be implemented in full and in accordance with the details approved under condition 2 above, including programming. Reason: In order that the restoration of the site is undertaken to a high standard which satisfies and secures landscape, amenity and conservation interests. 4. That there shall be no importation of any materials onto the site other than earth and top soil required for site restoration and reinstatement. Reason: In order that the restoration of the site is undertaken to a high standard which satisfies and secures landscape, amenity and conservation interests. 5. That suitable wheel cleaning facilities shall be in place and operational at all times Reason: In the interests of amenity and road safety. 6. That extraction operations shall only take place from Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. and Saturday 8.00 a.m. until 1.00 p.m., or such other hours as may be agreed in writing by the Planning Authority. Reason: To reflect the originally permitted development and to ensure there are no adverse noise impacts. 7. That within 6 months of the date of the approval required under condition 2 of this permission, a report compiled by a suitably qualified independent party shall be submitted to the Planning Authority showing the progress that has been made with the development and the progress in complying with the details approved under condition 2, and thereafter, at intervals to be agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, conditions compliance reports, prepared by an independent person, shall be submitted to the Planning Authority for information. Reason: To assess compliance with conditions and establish an on going monitoring regime in respect of restoration. Background Papers: Application form and plans received 15th December 2003 Letter from Scottish Environment Protection Agency received 11 February 2004 Letter from John Hook,Raebog House, 257 Stirling Road, Airdrie, ML6 7SP received 14th January 2004. Letter from Biggat Baillie Solicitors,Dalmore House, 310 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5QR received 15th January 2004. Letter from Owner/Occupier,Stand Farm, Airdrie, ML6 7FP received 28th June 2004. Any person wishing to inspect these documents should contact Mr Gerard Quinn at 01236 812381. APPLICATION NO. C/03/01871/MIN REPORT 1. Description of Site and Proposal 1.I The proposal is for the continuation of the recovery of carbon, (and progressive restoration operations) at Pinwhinnie Glenmavis. The site, which extends to 31 hectares, and contains a remaining 60,000 tonnes (approx) of carbon has been operational since planning permission was originally granted in 1986, and extended in 1992. At the current rate of extraction, ( 20,000 tonnes per year) it is expected that the remaining material will be extracted in full, and the site restored, by December 2008. 1.2 The application has submitted a full supporting written statement and in this respect the development would continue in accordance generally with the methods of working previously approved. The site would be restored to a mixture of grassland and woodland 1.3 The applicant has made it clear that the inability to have completed within the previously approved timescales was purely a market situation over which the operator has had little control. In the past, the main market had been from Norway, but the weakening of sterling against the Norwegian Kroner made such exports uncompetitive against Chinese supply markets. However, the Chinese supply market has now been serving a new demand for steel making in its own country, and Sterling has again strengthened to the point where the export of Pinwhinnie material to Scandinavia is now again possible.
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