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Download This PDF: 08052020 Extant Applications East Lothian Council LIST OF EXTANT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED SINCE 3RD AUGUST 2009 WITH THE PLANNING AUTHORITY AS OF 8th May 2020 VIEWING THE APPLICATION The application, plans and other documents can be viewed electronically through the Council’s planning portal at www.eastlothian.gov.uk. Section 1 Proposal of Application Notices App No.20/00003/PAN Applicant Hallhill Developments Agent RDRL Ltd Applicant Address C/o Agent Agents Address Per Campbell Black 295 Fenwick Road Glasgow G46 6UH Proposal Planning Permission in Principle for a Major Mixed-use Development comprising Business Park (Class IV, V and VI), Retail & Leisure (Class I, III & VII, Key Workers and Elderly Amenity Housing and Nursery Class (VIII, IX and XI), Visitor Centre and Renewable Energy Centre) Location Dunbear Park Spott Road/Kellie Road Dunbar East Lothian Interested Parties Date Received 1st May 2020 The earliest date on which an application for planning permission may be submitted to the Planning Authority: 28th July 2020 Section 2 Applications for Planning Permission, Planning Permission in Principle, Approval of Matters Specified in Conditions attached to a Planning Permission in Principle and Applications for such permission made to Scottish Ministers under Section 242A of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 App No.09/00660/LBC Applicant Mr Ronald Jamieson Agent J S Lyell Architectural Services Applicant Address 8 Shillinghill Agents Address Castleview Humbie 21 Croft Street East Lothian Penicuik EH36 5PX EH26 9DH Proposal Replacement of windows and doors (retrospective) - as changes to the scheme of development which is the subject of Listed Building Consent 02/00470/LBC Location 8 Shillinghill Humbie East Lothian EH36 5PX Date by which representations are 30th October 2009 due App No.09/00660/P Applicant Mr Ronald Jamieson Agent J S Lyell Architectural Services Applicant Address 8 Shillinghill Agents Address Castleview Humbie 21 Croft Street East Lothian Penicuik EH36 5PX EH26 9DH Proposal Replacement of windows and doors (retrospective) - as changes to the scheme of development which is the subject of Planning Permission 02/00470/FUL Location 8 Shillinghill Humbie East Lothian EH36 5PX Date by which representations are 27th November 2009 due App No.09/00661/ADV Applicant Scottish Seabird Agent H.Lightoller Centre Applicant Address Per Mr Charles Agents Address Redholm Marshall Greenheads Road The Harbour North Berwick Victoria Road EH39 4RA North Berwick EH39 4SS Proposal Display of advertisements (Retrospective) Location The Scottish Seabird Centre Victoria Road North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4SS Date by which representations are due 13th July 2010 App No.09/00001/SGC Applicant Community Agent Windpower Ltd. Applicant Address Godscroft Lane Agents Address Frodsham Cheshire WA6 6XU Proposal Section 36 application for consent to construct and operation of Aikengall 11 - Wester Dod Community Wind Farm Location Aikengall U204 (01) From Thurston Mains (u202) To Aikengall Farm Innerwick Dunbar East Lothian Date by which representations are due App No.09/00887/ADV Applicant Hope Church Agent Doreen Young Applicant Address 49 Bridge Street Agents Address 28/15 Milton Street Musselburgh Edinburgh EH21 6AA EH8 8HE Proposal Display of advertisements Location Hope Church 49 Bridge Street Musselburgh East Lothian EH21 6AA Date by which representations are 16th December 2009 due App No.09/00964/P Applicant Mr Mohammed Agent Yousuf Applicant Address Prestonpans Grocers Agents Address 5 Hawthorn Road Prestonpans EH32 9QL Proposal Change of use from shop (class 1) to cafe/hot food takeaway (class 3) and erection of flue Location Unit E Hawthorn Road Prestonpans East Lothian EH32 9QW Date by which representations are 15th April 2010 due App No.09/00973/P Applicant Mr Niall Walsh Agent Applicant Address Beach Lodge B And B Agents Address 3-5 Beach Road North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4AB Proposal Alterations and change of use of storage building to form self catering accommodation to be operated in conjunction with the existing guest house use of the property Location Beach Lodge B And B 3 - 5 Beach Road North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4AB Date by which representations are due 25th December 2009 App No.09/00002/SGC Applicant Scottish Power Agent GVA Grimley Generation Ltd. Applicant Address Agents Address Quayside House 127 Fountainbridge Edinburgh EH3 9QG Proposal Section 36 - to construct and operate a gas-fired CCGT generating station with a nominal output of 1,000MW and associated works, and deemed planning permission under Section 57 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 Location Cockenzie Power Station B1348 (21) From Appin Drive (c140) To Whin Park Industrial Estate Prestonpans East Lothian EH32 9AW Date by which representations are due App No.09/01074/PP Applicant Mr David Hogarth Agent HLP Architects And James Graham Applicant Address 105A High Street Agents Address Per Greg Holstead Tranent 9 Maitland Avenue East Lothian Musselburgh EH33 1LW EH21 6DZ Proposal Planning Permission in Principle for the erection of 12 flats Location 105A High Street Tranent East Lothian EH33 1LW Date by which representations are 29th January 2010 due App No.10/00064/ELL Applicant East Lothian Council Agent Gray Marshall And Associates Applicant Address Per Liz McLean Agents Address Per Gloria Lo Community Housing 23 Stafford Street And Property Edinburgh Penston House EH3 7BJ Macmerry Industrial Estate Macmerry East Lothian EH33 1EX Proposal Installation of replacement windows, CCTV cameras, lighting units and alterations to building as additions to scheme of development which is the subject of Listed Building Consent 07/01236/ELL Location John Gray Centre 52-55 High Street And Adjacent Grainstore Haddington East Lothian EH41 3DX Date by which representations are due 26th May 2010 App No.10/00064/PCL Applicant East Lothian Council Agent Gray Marshall And Associates Applicant Address Per Liz McLean Agents Address Per Gloria Lo Community Housing 23 Stafford Street And Property Edinburgh Penston House EH3 7BJ Macmerry Industrial Estate Macmerry East Lothian EH33 1EX Proposal Installation of replacement windows, CCTV cameras, lighting units and alterations to building as additions to scheme of development which is the subject of Planning Permission 07/01236/FUL Location John Gray Centre 52-55 High Street And Adjacent Grainstore Haddington East Lothian EH41 3DX Date by which representations are due 4th June 2010 App No.10/00340/PP Applicant Mr David Finlayson Agent HLP Architects Applicant Address 180A North High Agents Address Per Greg Holstead Street 35 Joppa Road Musselburgh Edinburgh East Lothian EH15 2HB EH21 6BH Proposal Planning Permission in Principle for the erection of 5 flats Location 180A North High Street Musselburgh East Lothian EH21 6BH Date by which representations are 30th June 2010 due App No.10/00399/P Applicant Mr Richard Agent Montgomery Applicant Address 90E High Street Agents Address North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4HE Proposal Erection of shed (Retrospective) Location 5 Kirk Ports North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4HL Date by which representations are due App No.10/00457/P Applicant Mr Alan Halvorson Agent Ray Bryan Applicant Address 7 Crossgate Hall Agents Address 1 John's Place Whitecraig Edinburgh Musselburgh EH6 7EL East Lothian EH22 2NP Proposal Erection of entrance canopy, walls with railings, balcony with decking, steps and handrails (Part Retrospective) Location 7 Crossgate Hall Whitecraig Musselburgh East Lothian EH22 2NP Date by which representations are 2nd July 2010 due App No.10/00567/P Applicant Findlays Famous Agent Haggis Applicant Address Per Mr Joseph Agents Address Findlay Units 23 Fisherrow Industrial Estate Newhailes Road Musselburgh East Lothian EH21 6RU Proposal Installation of air conditioning inlet/outlets and condenser unit (Retrospective) Location Units 23 Fisherrow Industrial Estate Newhailes Road Musselburgh East Lothian Date by which representations are due 21st October 2010 App No.10/00624/P Applicant Mr Ted Stewart Agent CAS Architects Applicant Address 1 Hope Park Agents Address Per Ruth Watson Haddington 27 Somnerfield Crescent EH41 3AH Haddington EH41 3RS Proposal Alterations to building Location 1 Hope Park Haddington East Lothian EH41 3AH Date by which representations are due App No.10/00655/ADV Applicant 2 Wheels Tours Agent Applicant Address Per Alasdair Agents Address Langlands 42a Forth Street North Berwick EH39 4JQ Proposal Display of advertisement Location Balderstone's Wynd North Berwick East Lothian Date by which representations are due App No.10/00703/P Applicant Mr And Mrs Douglas Agent Gray Applicant Address 35 Haddington Road Agents Address Tranent East Lothian EH33 1LS Proposal Alterations and extension to domestic garage to form ancillary residential accommodation Location 35 Haddington Road Tranent East Lothian EH33 1LS Date by which representations are 15th September 2010 due App No.10/00842/ADV Applicant LAL Hairdressing Agent Applicant Address Per Ms Lynn Logan Agents Address 26 High Street Tranent East Lothian EH33 1HQ Proposal Display of advertisements Location LAL Hairdressing 26 High Street Tranent East Lothian EH33 1HQ Date by which representations are due App No.10/00920/P Applicant Mr John Prentice Agent Messrs Colin Blaikie And Company Applicant Address 2 Seton Level Agents Address Per David Ellis Crossing Cottage 62 Broughton Street Longniddry Edinburgh East Lothian EH1 3SA EH32 0PG Proposal Change of use of verge to form vehicular access and change of use of
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