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Township Ward Applicatoin Number Location Proposal APPLICATOIN TOWNSHIP WARD LOCATION PROPOSAL DATE VALID APPLICANT APPLICANT ADDRESS AGENT NAME AGENT ADDRESS DECISION LEVEL OFFICER NUMBER Consultation from Bury BC in regard to an application for mixed use Park 66 development comprising 6,046 sq.m. of B1(c) (light industrial), B2 (general C/O Agent FAO Helen Longworth Pilsworth Road industrial) and B8 (storage or distribution); a 1,340 sq.m. (gross) foodstore; WYG 3 Knowsley Place Bury 2,843sq.m. of other retail floorspace; D2 assembly and leisure (gymnasium) Rowe House Bury Council NONE 17/00099/CONS 26-Jan-17 Perveril Securities Ltd Bury BC Duke Street Fully Delegated Adele Stewart BL9 8RS of 2,179 sq.m.; two A3/A5 units (cafe/hot food takeaway) of 413 sq.m. with 10 East Parade Bury drive thru facilities; associated parking spaces; alterations to site access; and Harrogate BL9 0EJ associated works. HG15LT 9, Newbury Grove 51 Station Road 9 Newbury Grove Heywood HEYWOOD Sedgefield Hopwood Hall 17/00111/HOUS Heywood Proposed summerhouse to rear garden of property 01-Feb-17 Mr & Mrs Cains Mr Grahame Burn Delegated Callum Coyne Township OL10 2PG TS21 2BY OL10 2PG Top Of The Meadow Farm 144 Manchester Road 144 Manchester Road Meadowhead Lane Heywood Heywood Application for works to one sycamore subject to Tree Preservation Order Heywood Norden Michael Atkinson- Hopwood Hall 17/00028/WTTPO 30-Jan-17 David Grimshaw Chris Ashton Delegated Township OL10 2NL No. TPO153 Lancs Rochdale Smith OL10 2NL Lancs OL11 5UL 4 Magdala Street 1 Gregg Street 201 Bury New Road Heywood Heywood Hopwood Hall 17/00106/PRA56 Change of use from ground floor hairdressing salon to cafe and coffee shop 31-Jan-17 Ms Kersty Talbot Heywood Heywood Fully Delegated Joseph Nanson Township OL10 2HD OL103JX Community Safety Service Alleyway To Rear Of 1 To 7 Muriel Street, Number One Riverside Rochdale BC Heywood Heywood Erection of 2 x 2m high, freestanding, pedestrian access alleygates Smith Street Number One Riverside Michael Atkinson- North Heywood 17/00086/FUL 30-Jan-17 Rochdale BC Ms Yvonne Bennett Delegated Township Rochdale Smith Street Smith OL16 1XU Rochdale OL16 1XU 8 Half Acre Road Erection of single storey detached building for use as boxing club with Land Adjacent To Existing Kick Pitch, To North Of 10 Ashworth Street Half Acre associated hard standing and external recreation area, external lighting and Heywood Strathaven Place Off Sutherland Road, Darn Hill, Darnhill & Heywood ABC Heywood Bamford West Heywood 17/00046/FUL erection of 2.1m high boundary fencing to East and part of South facing 28-Jan-17 Mr Martin Ashworth Delegated David Allen Township Heywood Richard Law OL10 2AZ Rochdale elevations and 0.6m high knee rail to be erected to South, West and North OL11 4DF facing elevations of boundary - Resubmission 16/00999/FUL Private Nursery The School House, 5 Chorley Green Farm Barns The School House Long Street Nantwich Road Middleton Long Street Removal of existing external timber staircase and construction of North Middleton 16/01553/FUL 01-Feb-17 Mr David MacGill MIDDLETON Mr Malcolm Percy CHORLEY Delegated David Allen Township Middleton replacement steel staircase M24 6UW CW5 8JR M24 6UW 39 Tonge Meadow 39 Tonge Meadow Middleton Middleton Middleton Michael Atkinson- North Middleton 17/00047/HOUS Two story side extension and single rear extension to dwelling 30-Jan-17 Mr & Mrs Nunn Delegated Township M24 2UR M24 2UR Smith BC Design 33 Pilkington Street 33 Pilkington Street Demolition of existing detached garage and erection of a two storey side 22 Printers Park Middleton Middleton Middleton Michael Atkinson- North Middleton 17/00077/HOUS extension including formation of new doorway on existing rear elevation - 02-Feb-17 Mr Keith Wellens Mr Barry Binns Hollingworth Delegated Township M24 2JH M24 2JH Smith Resubmission Hyde SK14 8QH Beehive Mills Beehive Mills Long Street Methodist Church Hebble End Hebble End Middleton Long Street External restoration, reinstatement of historic features and internal North Middleton 16/01312/LBC 31-Jan-17 Mr Alan Gardner Hebden Bridge Alan Grdner Hebden Bridge Delegated David Allen Township Middleton alterations and improvements to Grade II Listed Building HX7 6HJ HX7 6HJ M24 5UE Private Nursery The School House, 5 Chorley Green Farm Barns The School House Long Street Nantwich Road Middleton Long Street Removal of existing external timber staircase and construction of North Middleton 16/01554/LBC 01-Feb-17 Mr David MacGill MIDDLETON Mr Malcolm Percy CHORLEY Delegated David Allen Township Middleton replacement steel staircase M24 6UW CW5 8JR M24 6UW Brook House Oldham Road Floor 2 Middleton Notification for prior approval for the installation of a 30kWp (120 panel) North Middleton 17/00079/PRA56 Middleton 26-Jan-17 Mr Mark Raynor Number One Riverside Fully Delegated David Allen Township solar photovoltaic system to roof of office block M24 1HF Smith Street 242A Denton Lane 129 Warwick Road 129 Warwick Road Chadderton Middleton Michael Atkinson- South Middleton 17/00064/HOUS Middleton Proposed single storey side and rear extension 02-Feb-17 Mr & Mrs A O'Rourke Middleton Mr John McKay Oldham Delegated Township Smith M24 1HZ M24 1HZ Lancs OL9 8PE 45, Crow Hill North 1 pheonix street, littlebrough 45 Crow Hill North Middleton MIDDLETON Rochdale Michael Atkinson- South Middleton 17/00042/HOUS Middleton Rear Extension and Rear Dormer With Loft Conversion 30-Jan-17 Mrs Anne Cooke Mr peter purcell Delegated Township M24 1FB OL15 9DR Smith M24 1FB United Kingdom 2C Evesham Road Alkrington 2C Evesham Road Middleton Middleton Middleton Application to remove 3 Alder trees (T2, T3 and T4) protected under Tree Michael Atkinson- South Middleton 17/00101/WTTPO 30-Jan-17 Mrs Mary Cassell Manchester Delegated Township M24 1PY Preservation Order No 249 Smith Greater Manchester England M24 1PY Wain Homes Noth West Ltd Kelburn Court Land To The West Of Hollin Lane Submission of details to comply with conditions 15 (biodiversity Middleton Daten Park West Middleton 17/00074/DOC Middleton enhancement), 16 (Habitat and Landscape Management Plan) and 20 27-Jan-17 Miss Aynsley Finnen Fully Delegated Alison Truman Township Birchwood M24 5LN (badger survey) of planning permission 16/00725/OUT Warrington WA3 6UT HNA Architects Ltd Land Off Barke Street Application for non-material amendment to planning permission Hollinwood Business Centre Pennines Littleborough Littleborough Brierstone Developments 17/00081/ANM 14/00906/AM for the installation of extraction flues on north west and 03-Feb-17 Colin Parkin Mr Tom Rigall Hollinwood Fully Delegated Ben Sandover Township Lakeside C/O HNA Architects south east elevations and revised landscaping layout to rear gardens Oldham OL8 3QL 4 Elim Street 4 Elim Street Pennines Littleborough Littleborough Littleborough PREAPP/00005/17 Pre application advice for a front porch 27-Jan-17 Mr Richard Phillip Lane Fully Delegated Callum Coyne Township Lakeside OL15 9ES OL15 9ES Site Of Former Ladyhouse Works Erection of 45 new dwellings and conversion of the mill building into 6 Newhey Road 31 Blackfriars Road Pennines Milnrow and apartments together with the formation of a new access and bridge from C/O Agent 17/00070/FUL Milnrow 25-Jan-17 Mr Julian Austin Salford Delegated Paul Ambrose Township Newhey Stone Street, landscaping, improvements to the bank of the River Beal and OL16 4JD M3 7AQ other associated works and infrastructure Ollerbarrow House Suite 109-110 Conversion of Dale Mill to include the provision of front, rear and side Dale Mill 209-211 Ashley Road Lovell House dormer extensions and alterations to its rear elevation to provide 29 Pennines Milnrow and Dale Street Hale Birchwood Park 16/01540/FUL apartments. The erection of 2no. three-storey apartment blocks, 31-Jan-17 Siobhan Molloy Mr Graham Baldwin Delegated Rachel Carney Township Newhey Milnrow Cheshire Warrington comprising a total of 39 no. apartments, together with associated car OL16 3NJ WA15 9SQ WA3 6FW parking, landscaping and infrastructure. United Kingdom 2 Clough Bank 90 Dale Street Clough Road Pennines Milnrow and Milnrow 17/00092/FUL Create speparate living accommodation on first floor level 30-Jan-17 Mr L Wilson Littleborough Delegated Joseph Nanson Township Newhey OL16 4HX Rochdale OL15 9PA Newfield Head Farm Newfield Head Lane Newfield Head Farm 3 Harrow Avenue Pennines Milnrow and Single storey side extension incorpoating two existing outbuildings, 17/00006/HOUS Milnrow 31-Jan-17 Mr G.s Dosangh Newfield Head Lane Mr Stephen Hague Rochdale Delegated Callum Coyne Township Newhey replacement conservatory and septic tank - Retrospective OL16 3QR OL16 3QR OL11 4DS Stubley Farm Featherstall Road Stubley Hall Farm Pennines Wardle And West Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for proposed use for a 17/00085/CPL Littleborough 30-Jan-17 Mr Mark Fleming Stubley Lane Fully Delegated Callum Coyne Township Littleborough garage OL15 8PH Littleborough OL15 8PH Thurlestone 42 Rochdale Road 14 Norden Road Pre application advice for a single storey side and rear and two storey side Rochdale Shaw Bamford PREAPP/00004/17 Rochdale extensions to dwelling including demolition of existing single storey rear 18-Jan-17 Mr Christian Hague Fully Delegated Joseph Nanson Township Oldham OL11 5NT extension and detached garage OL2 7SA 27 Thornham Lane 8 Glasson Walk Prior notification for a single storey rear extension measuring 5.0m from the 27 Thornham Lane Rochdale Balderstone and Royton Chadderton 17/00055/HH42 rear of original dwelling (with a maximum height of 3.317m and height to 02-Feb-17
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