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List of Delegated Planning Decisions Development Management Craven District Council 1 Belle Vue Square Broughton Road SKIPTON North Yorkshire BD23 1FJ (Main Switchboard) Telephone: 01756 700600 Craven District Council - List of Delegated Planning Decisions The undermentioned decision notices are available to view online at https://publicaccess.cravendc.gov.uk/online-applications/ Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 11/2016/17378 R N Wooler & Co Heath Lea Application to discharge conditions 3, 8 and DOC 12.10.2017 Ltd Skipton Road 11 of original planning consent reference satisfactory Bradley 11/2015/16057 BD20 9EF 32/2016/17650 London Property 19 - 25 Main Street Demolition of existing buildings. Retain Approve with 29.09.2017 Investments Cross Hills Estate Agents. 2 and 3 storey extensions Conditions Limited BD20 8TA providing 5 no. 2 bed flats and 2 no. 1 bed flats. Works to create 6 no. retail units. Alterations to create 7 no. 2 bed maisonettes. New vehicular and pedestrian access. Provision of 13 no. car park spaces. (Resubmission of withdrawn application 32/2016/16668) 72/2017/17790 Mr D Beresford Church Lane Farm Proposed modification to Section 106 Approve with 26.09.2017 Wigglesworth Agreement relating to planning application Conditions Skipton 5/72/112 / 72/2000/278 (amendment to North Yorkshire wording of agricultural occupancy restriction) BD23 4RJ 08/2017/18023 Mr And Mrs R 8 Lakeber Drive Outline application for detached dwelling with Refuse 19.09.2017 Dawber High Bentham appearance, landscaping and layout Lancaster reserved. LA2 7AD Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 32/2017/18030 Ellison 22, 24 & 26 Burnroyd Avenue Revised description: Application to discharge DOC 28.09.2017 Construction Ltd Cross Hills condition no.s 3, 4 & 5 of original planning satisfactory Keighley consent reference 32/2015/16220 North Yorkshire BD20 8TP 65/2017/18028 Craven Cattle Keelham Farm Shops Ltd Application to vary condition no 2 of original Approve with 12.10.2017 Marts Ltd Gargrave Road planning consent reference 62/2016/17014 to Conditions Skipton reduce the car park lighting to a lower level North Yorkshire consistent with the existing farm shop car BD23 1UD park, also improved level of lighting along the footpath for safety reasons. 30/2017/18036 Mr John Tiplady 42 Eshton Road Change of use of agricultural land to provide Approve with 21.09.2017 Gargrave extension to private garden including Conditions Skipton extension of existing outbuilding BD23 3PN 62/2017/18048 Skipton Land To South Of Application to discharge condition no.s 3 and Approve no 26.09.2017 Properties Ltd Ingfield Lane 5 of original planning consent reference conditions Settle 62/2014/14929 North Yorkshire BD24 9BA 2017/18188/FUL Mr And Mrs The Granary Conversion and extension of former granary, Application 11.10.2017 Darwin Hellifield Peel Park stables and outbuildings to provide three-bed Withdrawn Hellifield dwellinghouse with access road, parking and Skipton turning areas. North Yorkshire BD23 4LD 2017/18147/HH Mr Baldwin Higher Stone Head Farm Erection of detached double garage Approve with 21.09.2017 Cowling Conditions Keighley North Yorkshire BD22 0LZ Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 2017/18189/FUL Mr David Swinden Moor Head Farm Erection of agricultural building Approve with 15.09.2017 Capstick Mill Lane Conditions Hellifield Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 4LU 2017/18206/FUL Mr George Oak Tree House Installation of a single 17.8m to tip KW6 wind Approve with 29.09.2017 Houghton Oak Tree Farm turbine with associated infrastructure. Conditions Low Bentham Lancaster LA2 7DN 2017/18156/CND Mr & Mrs JS & PL Unit 3 Application to discharge condition 9 DOC 28.09.2017 MACRAE Enterprise Way (Arboricultural Method Statement) of satisfactory Airedale Business Centre previously approved application Skipton (11/2015/16325) North Yorkshire BD23 2TZ 2017/18161/VAR Mr & Mrs Martin Redundant Water Treatment Application to vary condition 2 (revised Approve with 28.09.2017 and Linda Hanley Works Building internal arrangement, revised window and Conditions Mewith Lane door positions), condition 5 (window and door Bentham colours) and condition 7 (velux roof lights) of LA2 7AY previously approved application 08/2012/12855 2017/18170/FUL Mr & Mrs S C The Barn Barn conversion with new stand alone garage Approve with 22.09.2017 Weatherill Peel Green Conditions Hellifield Skipton Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 2017/18176/FUL Pinnacle Land West Of The Maltings Construction of detached dwellinghouse and Refuse 05.10.2017 Yorkshire Carr Head Lane detached double garage with associated Cowling turning and parking areas. Keighley 2017/18177/HH Mr & Mrs T 2 Old Hall Croft Two storey side extension and construction Refuse 18.09.2017 Bower Gargrave of single storey detached garage Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 3PQ 2017/18235/CND Mr Matthew Barn Application to discharge condition no.s 4, 5, DOC 03.10.2017 Butterell Fleet Farm 6, 7 and 8 of original planning consent satisfactory Park Lane reference 22/2016/17178. Cowling Keighley 2017/18184/LBC Mr Bellfield The Skipton Academy Listed building consent for replacement of the Approve with 18.09.2017 Gargrave Road existing fire alarm system Conditions Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 1UQ 2017/18192/FUL Mr & Mrs JA & Land North West Of Royd Engineering operations including importation Approve with 12.10.2017 JM Wade House of inert material and topsoil to allow re- Conditions Crosshills Road profiling of agricultural land to prevent further Cononley subsidence of roadside wall and Keighley improvements/renewal of drainage Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 2017/18198/FUL Rachael Newth Land North Of Change of use of land to form ménage Approve with 15.09.2017 The Grange Conditions Elslack Road To Elslack Hall Elslack Skipton BD23 3AS 2017/18220/CND Ms Leach Kings House Application to discharge condition no. 3 of DOC 25.09.2017 Crosshills Road original listed building consent reference satisfactory Cononley 21/2016/17292 Keighley BD20 8LA 2017/18225/HH Mr & Mrs Dane 4 West Road Provision of lean-to extension to rear of Approve with 11.10.2017 Robinson Carleton property Conditions Skipton BD23 3ED 2017/18232/HH Mr Richard Glenside House Formation of a single storey double garage. Approve with 03.10.2017 Wardman Glenside Conditions Carleton Lane Carleton Skipton BD23 3HP 2017/18273/FUL South Craven South Craven School Addition to existing playground access steps Approve with 28.09.2017 School Holme Lane of access pathway. Extension to existing Conditions Cross Hills steps and access pathway for playground Keighley and classroom access. BD20 7RL 2017/18328/HH Mr Christopher Lodge Bank Cottage Replacement of windows and doors. Approve with 19.09.2017 Frinton Westhouse Conditions Via Carnforth LA6 3NZ Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 2017/18341/FUL Ms Kim Ethell- Gasker Erection of a new building for mixed use of Application 05.10.2017 Davies Lawkland stabling, livestock, feed and machinery Withdrawn Lancaster storage LA2 8AT 2017/18343/HH Mrs Joan Raby 42 Manse Way Two storey side extension and full width rear Refuse 25.09.2017 Sutton-in-craven box dormer Keighley BD20 8BX 2017/18311/HH Mr & Mrs Michael 7 Halsteads Terrace Construction of single storey rear extension, Approve with 15.09.2017 and Sarita Duke Street plus removal of original roof light, and Conditions Presland Settle provision of velux window on roof BD24 9AP 2017/18324/FUL Mr & Mrs M Salt Pot Barn Change of use of existing office to provide Approve with 18.09.2017 Robinson Binns Lane residential annex including insertion of new Conditions Glusburn door and window openings and conversion of Keighley existing detached agricultural building to form BD20 8JJ replacement office (use class B1) 2017/18369/FUL Ermysteds Ermysteds Grammar School Erection of gates to safeguard students and Approve with 05.10.2017 Grammar School Gargrave Road staff as per Ofsted requirements Conditions Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 1PL 2017/18370/LBC Ermysteds Ermysteds Grammar School Erection of gates to safeguard students and Approve with 05.10.2017 Grammar School Gargrave Road staff as per Ofsted requirements Conditions Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 1PL Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision Date of Decision Number 2017/18378/ADV Guyson Snaygill Industrial Estate Application for fascia sign Approve with 05.10.2017 International Ltd Keighley Road Conditions Skipton 2017/18329/HH Mr & Mrs T 7 Park Wood Drive Construction of single storey rear extension Approve with 18.09.2017 Hazlehurst Skipton Conditions BD23 1NG 2017/18372/COU Mr John Bullen Wash House Change of use of shop to holiday let cottage Approve with 22.09.2017 Rear Of 37 Otley Street Conditions Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 1EL 2017/18331/HH Mr Paul Danemoor Proposed single storey extension Approve with 21.09.2017 Longbottom West Lane Conditions Sutton-in-craven Keighley BD20 7AS 2017/18336/CND Mr N O Persson Grange Cottage Discharge of condition no 5 of planning DOC 29.09.2017 Kildwick permission referenced 73/2017/18060 satisfactory Keighley relating the the landscape design BD20 9AD 2017/18337/FUL Mr Trevor Hare And Hounds Inn Change of use of existing former Approve with 10.10.2017 Jackson Dale End cottage/store and toilet to form a three Conditions Lothersdale bedroom holiday cottage Keighley BD20 8EL 2017/18338/FUL Mr Trevor The Old Shippon
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