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Development Services Bulletin DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BULLETIN Development Services Kilncraigs Greenside Street Alloa FK10 1EB Tel: 01259 450000 Date: 22.01.21 E-mail: [email protected] Issue No: 1077 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BULLETIN The Development Services Bulletin is issued every week. It contains details and information of issues relating to Development Quality (Control), Structure and Local Planning, Building Standards (Control), Transportation Planning, Roads Maintenance, Public Transport and Traffic Management The Bulletin also contains information on a range of other matters and is divided into sections as set out below. Please note that there may not be any information to report under some sections in some weeks. 1. Development Services : (a) Planning Applications Received (b) Delegated Planning Decisions (c) Committee Planning Decisions (d) Statutory Planning Advertisements (e) Planning Reviews & Appeals (f) Planning Enforcement (g) Building Warrant & Non Statutory Applications Received (h) Building Warrant & Non Statutory Decisions (i) Building Standards Enforcement (j) Other News 2. Sustainability Services (a) Tree Preservation Orders/Forestry/Felling Proposals (b) Other News 3. Roads & Transportation Services (a) Scheduled Roadworks (b) Road Traffic Orders (c) Adopted Roads The Bulletin is sent electronically to all Elected Members of the Council, Community Councils, local groups and organisations, newspapers, statutory consultees etc. It is also available (in electronic format) for inspection at the Council’s Speirs Centre, Alloa as well as in all local libraries and Community Access Points. Members of the public can request to be added to the electronic mailing list at any time. 2 We hope you find this Bulletin useful. We are always keen to improve the information that we provide on all matters. Your comments on the Bulletin and suggestions for how it might be improved are always welcome. Please contact: Development Quality at Kilncraigs, Greenside Street, Alloa, FK10 1EB or telephone on (01259) 452540 if you have any comments. 3 1. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES The lists of applications received and decisions issued below are offered as an aide only. The public register on our website offers a full range of search facilities, ie by date, weekly/monthly lists, address etc (a) Planning Applications Received Please note that all applications are recorded on our Uniform software system. This section only lists valid applications so you may find that some of the reference numbers appear out of sequence. Any gaps will be as a result of applications deemed invalid on receipt. Within one working day of being registered, all valid applications can be viewed on our website (simply click on the relevant reference number) CASE NO.: 21/00011/FULL DATE REGISTERED: 19.01.2021 WARD: Clackmannanshire North APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr George Watt Sandy Nicol 2 Caroline Crescent 5 St Leonards Alva Tillicoultry Clackmannanshire Clackmannanshire FK13 6QU 2 Caroline Crescent LOCATION: Alva Clackmannanshire FK12 5BT MAP CO-ORDS 287681, 696950 DESCRIPTION: Single Storey Extension To Side Of House CASE OFFICER: Mark Stoddart Tel: 01259 45 2626 CASE NO.: 21/00013/TREE DATE REGISTERED: 20.01.2021 WARD: Clackmannanshire East APPLICANT: AGENT: Mrs Muriel Simpson Alan Robertson 47 Princes Street Robertsons Tree Care Ltd Dollar 9 Dumyat Road Scotland Stirling FK9 5HA 4 St Columba Church Hall LOCATION: East Burnside Dollar Clackmannanshire MAP CO-ORDS 296338, 698047 DESCRIPTION: Felling Of 1 No. Sycamore Tree And 1 No. Cherry Tree, And Tree Surgery Works To 2 No. Sycamore Trees CASE OFFICER: Mark Stoddart Tel: 01259 45 2626 CASE NO.: 21/00014/TREE DATE REGISTERED: 20.01.2021 WARD: Clackmannanshire East APPLICANT: AGENT: Mrs Alison Marshall 11 McNabb Street Dollar Clackmannanshire 11 McNabb Street LOCATION: Dollar Clackmannanshire FK14 7DJ MAP CO-ORDS 296100, 697978 DESCRIPTION: Felling Of 1 No. Laburnum Tree CASE OFFICER: Mark Stoddart Tel: 01259 45 2626 CASE NO.: 21/00015/FULL DATE REGISTERED: 21.01.2021 WARD: Clackmannanshire North APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr Paul Newman Optimise Therapies 20 Highlander Way Tullibody 65 Stirling Street LOCATION: Alva Clackmannanshire FK12 5ED MAP CO-ORDS 288328, 697038 DESCRIPTION: Change Of Use Of Shop (Class 1) To Wellbeing Centre (Class 2) CASE OFFICER: Keith Johnstone Tel: 01259 45 2614 5 (b) Delegated Planning Decisions CASE NO.: 20/00271/FULL DATE REGISTERED: 03.12.2020 WARD: Clackmannanshire North APPLICANT: AGENT: Ms Vicki MacDonald 38 Melloch Crescent Tillicoultry Clackmannanshire 38 Melloch Crescent LOCATION: Tillicoultry Clackmannanshire FK13 6QJ MAP CO-ORDS 292508, 696903 DESCRIPTION: Alterations, Front Porch Extension And Single Storey Extension To Rear Of House DECISION APPROVED DATED 19.01.2021 There are no conditions attached to this consent. CASE OFFICER: Mark Stoddart Tel: 01259 45 2626 CASE NO.: 20/00272/FULL DATE REGISTERED: 04.12.2020 WARD: Clackmannanshire West APPLICANT: AGENT: Ms Kathryn McLaughlin Neil MacFarlane Glenochil View 11 Bank Street Long Row Alloa Menstrie FK10 1HP Glenochil View LOCATION: Long Row Menstrie Clackmannanshire FK11 7EA MAP CO-ORDS 285303, 697108 DESCRIPTION: Proposed Internal Alterations, Erection of Single Storey Extension to Front, Conversion of Loft Space and Erection of Dormer to Rear DECISION APPROVED DATED 22.01.2021 There are no conditions attached to this consent. CASE OFFICER: Mark Stoddart Tel: 01259 45 2626 6 CASE NO.: 20/00274/FULL DATE REGISTERED: 10.12.2020 WARD: Clackmannanshire South APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr & Mrs T Preston Alan McGhee 78 Hillcrest Drive Architectural Technician Services Ltd Alloa 13 Taran Clackmannanshire Alloa FK10 1RF 78 Hillcrest Drive LOCATION: Alloa Clackmannanshire FK10 1SB MAP CO-ORDS 289481, 692740 DESCRIPTION: Single Storey Extension To Front Of House DECISION APPROVED DATED 21.01.2021 There are no conditions attached to this consent. CASE OFFICER: Mark Stoddart Tel: 01259 45 2626 (c) Committee Planning Decisions The date of the next Planning Committee has still to be confirmed. (d) Statutory Planning Advertisements There are no planning adverts for this period. (e) Planning Reviews & Appeals Planning appeals can be viewed at www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk or by clicking here There are no Planning Appeals for this period. (f) Planning Enforcement Details of all current notices can be found on our Planning Enforcement register 7 (g) Building Warrant & Non Statutory Applications Received CASE NO: 21/00005/BW DATE REGISTERED: 19th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr Andrew Wyper Alan McGhee 14 Grodwell Drive 13 Taran Alva Alloa Clackmannanshire FK10 1RF FK12 5NW 14 Grodwell Drive Alva Clackmannanshire FK12 5NW LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Extension to Dwellinghouse to Form Enlarged Living/Kitchen & Conversion of Garage to Create Bedroom CASE OFFICER: Stephen Beveridge, Tel: 01259 450000 CASE NO: 21/00010/BW DATE REGISTERED: 18th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Dollar Academy Tom Muirhead Dollar Academy 38 Walker Terrace Dollar Tillicoultry Clackmannanshire Clackmannanshire FK14 7DU FK13 6EF Dollar Academy Dollar Clackmannanshire FK14 7DU LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Alterations to Form New Office on Ground Floor CASE OFFICER: Stephen Beveridge, Tel: 01259 450000 CASE NO: 21/00013/BW DATE REGISTERED: 18th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr Stuart Miller Andrew Macfadyen SFRS HQ The Beacon Westburn Drive 176 St Vincent Street Cambuslang Glasgow G72 7NA G2 5SG Scottish Fire & Rescue Service Alloa Fire Station Clackmannan Road Alloa LOCATION: Clackmannanshire FK10 4DA DESCRIPTION: Alterations to Form New Toilets, Dormitories & Office Space CASE OFFICER: Mr Richard Clark, Tel: 01259 450000 8 CASE NO: 21/00014/BWA DATE REGISTERED: 18th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr Andrew Gibb Gary Black Ochil House 27 Evan Street Marshall Stonehaven Alloa AB39 2EQ FK10 1AB Various Addresses At Ladywell Place Tullibody Clackmannanshire LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Amendment to 20/00122/BW - Change to Insulated Render System CASE OFFICER: Brian McPeake, Tel: 01259 450000 CASE NO: 21/00015/BWA DATE REGISTERED: 18th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr Andrew Gibb Gary Black Ochil House 27 Evan Street Marshall Stonehaven Alloa AB39 2EQ FK10 1AB Various Addresses At Newlands Place Tullibody Clackmannanshire LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Amendment to 20/00126/BW - Change of Insulation Render System (applies to No's 6, 7, 11 & 20) CASE OFFICER: Brian McPeake, Tel: 01259 450000 (h) Building Warrant & Non Statutory Decisions CASE NO: 20/00073/BW DATE APPROVED: 18th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Mr & Mrs W Neilson Clair Morton 42 Craighorn Road 3 Ritchie Place Alva Bo'ness Clackmannanshire West Lothian FK12 5DN EH51 9TU 42 Craighorn Road Alva Clackmannanshire FK12 5DN LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Extension to Dwellinghouse to Create 2no Bedrooms with Ensuites, Enlarge Kitchen/Dining Area & Utility Room CASE OFFICER: Stephen Beveridge, Tel: 01259 450000 9 CASE NO: 20/00215/BW DATE APPROVED: 19th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Rubicon Land Investments Ltd Rebecca Pirie 150 West George Street, 16 Lynedoch Crescent Glasgow Glasgow G2 2HG G3 6EQ LIDL Supermarket Candleriggs Alloa Clackmannanshire LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Sudivision of Retail Unit CASE OFFICER: Mr Richard Clark, Tel: 01259 450000 CASE NO: 20/00241/BW DATE APPROVED: 19th January 2021 APPLICANT: AGENT: Mrs Sahra Louise Campbell Alan Stables 28 Pine Crescent Ludgate Menstrie 35A Ludgate Clackmannanshire Alloa FK11 7DT FK10 1DS 28 Pine Crescent Menstrie Clackmannanshire FK11 7DT LOCATION: DESCRIPTION: Alterations to Dwellinghouse to Create Additional External Front Door, Create New
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