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1 15/04065/TCA the River House, St Marys Water Lane, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Town Council List of Planning Applications Registered between 2 - 22 September 2015 A B C D E 1 15/04065/TCA The River House, St To fell 1 Ash tree within the Base Architecture Marys Water Lane, Shrewsbury Conservation Area Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 537 SY1 2BX 2 15/04064/TCA The Mill House, 139 To crown reduce by 2-3m, one Sarah Hopkins (139 Abbey Foregate, Walnut tree and crown reduce by Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 2m one Cherry tree within Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 538 SY2 6AP Shrewsbury Conservation Area SY2 6AP) 3 15/04062/TCA 1 Riverside Close, To reduce 1no. Magnolia tree by 3 Cooper Green Pooks Longden Coleham, metres and crown reduce 1no. Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Cherry tree by 2 metres within the SY3 7DT Shrewsbury Conservation Area 539 4 15/04061/TCA 20 Underdale Avenue, To fell 1 Silver birch tree within the Mr Edward Parks Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Shrewsbury Conservation Area 540 SY2 5DY 5 15/03849/TEL Stanley Lane OB, Prior notification of proposed Vodafone Ltd (C/o Agent) Stanley Lane, development by Shrewsbury, Shropshire, telecommiuncations code system 541 operators. 6 15/03742/CPL Sewage Works, Lawful development certificate for Severn Trent Water Monkmoor Road, the proposed installation of solar Limited (Severn Trent Shrewsbury, Shropshire, panels Centre, 2 St John's Street, Coventry, CV1 2LZ, 542 United Kingdom) 7 15/03738/LBC 11 And 12 Belmont And Internal alterations and Mr Jonathan Mitchell Shrewsbury Cathedral, improvements to No.11 and No.12 (Shrewsbury Diocese, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Belmont including the demolition Cathedral House, 11 SY1 1TE of existing rear basement Belmont , Shrewsbury, extension and erection of Shropshire, SY1 1TE) replacement extension to accommodate a cafe, retail space and heritage centre to support the Cathedral; Alterations and improved access facilities to Shrewsbury Cathedral South Entrance; landscaping works to the 543 rear garden areas of No.11 and 8 15/03737/FUL 11 And 12 Belmont And InternalNo.12 to alterations improve parking and facilities Mr Jonathan Mitchell Shrewsbury Cathedral, improvements to No.11 and No.12 (Shrewsbury Diocese, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Belmont including the demolition Cathedral House, 11 SY1 1TE of existing rear basement Belmont , Shrewsbury, extension and erection of Shropshire, SY1 1TE) replacement extension to accommodate a cafe, retail space and heritage centre to support the Cathedral; Alterations and improved access facilities to Shrewsbury Cathedral South Entrance; landscaping works to the 544 rear garden areas of No.11 and No.12 to improve parking facilities Shrewsbury Town Council List of Planning Applications Registered between 2 - 22 September 2015 A B C D E 9 15/03736/FUL Whitefriars , 6 Erection of a single storey oak Mr & Mrs Lumley Uppington Avenue, framed garden room to rear Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 545 SY3 7JL 10 15/04015/TCA Severn Street, To fell 1no Norway Maple tree Shropshire Council (Dan Shrewsbury, Shropshire, within the Shrewsbury Sims, Central Highways) 546 Conservation Area 11 15/03720/FUL The Music Hall, The Change of use from A1 to A2 Shropshire Council (Tom Square, Shrewsbury, Collins, Shirehall, Abbey Shropshire, SY1 1LH Foregate, Shrewsbury, 547 SY2 6ND) 12 15/03993/TPO 29 Grangefields Road, To crown reduce 1 Beech tree by Anne Butt Shrewsbury, Shropshire, approx 20% protected by SY3 9DD Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council (29 Grangefields Road) Tree Preservation Order 1988 548 13 15/03991/TCA 38 Underdale Road, To crown reduce 1 Liquidambar Mrs G Johnson Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Tree to approx 6.5 metre tall and SY2 5DT 2.5 metres wide within the 549 Shrewsbury Conservation Area 14 15/03990/TCA 11 Dorset Street, To reduce 1 Silver Birch tree to a Mr James Day Shrewsbury, Shropshire, maximum of 25% and crown thin to SY1 2JB a maximum of 20% within the Shrewsbury Conservation Area 550 15 15/03621/LBC 38A Castle Street, Change of use of ground to third ASK(GB)Ltd (Mr Adam Shrewsbury, Shropshire, floors and rear outbuilding from Smith, 125 Hereford SY1 2BW (Class B1) offices to (Class C3) Road, Shrewsbury, residential: erection of roof Shropshire, SY3 7QZ) extension at third floor and associated internal and external alterations; to include demolition of existing steel roof structure and supporting wall and associated carparking and landscaping affecting a Grade II Listed Building 551 16 15/03620/FUL 38A Castle Street, Change of use of ground to third ASK(GB)Ltd (Mr Adam Shrewsbury, Shropshire, floors and rear outbuilding from Smith, 125 Hereford SY1 2BW (Class B1) offices to (Class C3) Road, Shrewsbury, residential: erection of roof Shropshire, SY3 7QZ) extension at third floor and associated internal and external alterations; to include demolition of existing steel roof structure and supporting wall and associated carparking and landscaping 552 Shrewsbury Town Council List of Planning Applications Registered between 2 - 22 September 2015 A B C D E 17 15/03439/FUL Proposed Dwelling Erection of bungalow; formation of Mr Karl Milward (9 Adjacent 6, Corndon vehicular access Corndon Drive, Sundorne, Drive, Shrewsbury, Sundorne, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Shropshire, SY1 4LH) 553 18 15/03987/TCA 30 Belle Vue Road, To remove one branch and reduce Mr Maurice Haynes Shrewsbury, Shropshire, by approx 50% 1no. Magnolia tree SY3 7LL within the Belle Vue conservation 554 area 19 15/03949/TCA Recreation Ground, To fell 1No Poplar Tree (T1); slight Shrewsbury Town Council Adjacent Junction Raby crown lift of 5No Lime Trees (G1) (Mr Mike Pugh, The Crescent And South for machinery access; slight crown Guildhall, Frankwell Hermitage, Shrewsbury, lift various trees (G2) and reduction Quay, Shrewsbury, SY3 Shropshire, in branches to allow machinery 8HR) access and crown lift overhighway to approx 5m; to cut back branches overplay area of various trees (G3) and corwn lift various trees (G4) and reduce branches back off highway to 5m approx within the Belle Vue Conservation Area 555 20 15/03947/TPO 20 Northwood Road, To fell 1no. Mountain Ash tree Mr Richard Hopwood (28 Shrewsbury, Shropshire, protected by Shrewsbury & Church Lane, Coven, SY2 5LH Atcham Borough Council (Belvidere Staffordshire, WV9 5DE) Paddocks) Tree Preservation Order 556 2005 21 15/03905/TPO Radbrook County To crown lift 2 Oak trees to Radbrook County Primary Primary School, Bank approximately 4m protected by School (Mr Anthony Farm Road, Shrewsbury, SABC (Bank Farm Road, College Sleigh, Bank Farm Road, Shropshire, SY3 6DZ Fields No 1) Tree Preservation Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Order 1983 SY3 6DZ) 557 22 15/03685/FUL 1 Silver Birch Drive, Alterations and extension to Mr Phil Lowrey Shrewsbury, Shropshire, existing garage, together with SY3 9EN creation of an attic games 558 room/gym 23 15/03666/FUL 40 Porthill Road, Erection of first floor extension to Mr Jeremy Hill Shrewsbury, Shropshire, existing garage to provide ancilliary 559 SY3 8RN accomodation 24 15/03491/FUL 9 Newtonmere Drive, Erecton of conservatory to rear Mr Jones Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 560 SY1 3DA 25 15/03420/FUL 15 Kennedy Road, Installation of gates to front of Mr Jeremy Lees (15 Shrewsbury, Shropshire, dwelling Kennedy Road, 561 SY3 7AB Shrewsbury, SY3 7AB) 26 15/03589/CPL 32 Bynner Street, Application for lawful development Mr Torin Morgan Shrewsbury, Shropshire, certificate for the proposed SY3 7NZ erection of an extension to the rear 562 elevation. 27 15/03906/TPO 25 Tanfield, To fell 1no. Oak tree protected by Mrs Elizabeth Richardson Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SABC (Beechwood Drive) TPO 1971 563 SY1 3XR Shrewsbury Town Council List of Planning Applications Registered between 2 - 22 September 2015 A B C D E 28 15/03903/TCA 1 South Hermitage, To crown thin 1 Rowan tree by Mrs Shirley Ashmead Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 25%, crown reduce 1 Crab Apple SY3 7JR tree to 16ft and crown deduct 1 Snake Barked Maple tree to 12ft within the Belle Vue conservation 564 area 29 15/03349/FUL Proposed Winery And Erection of a winery, visitor centre Mr A Stevens (Hencott Visitor Centre At (to include a restaurant and event Farm, Hencote Lane, Hencote Farm, Cross hall) and maintenance building; Cross Hill, Shrewsbury, Hill, Shrewsbury, formation of court yard, service Shropshire, SY4 3AA) Shropshire, yard, visitors car parking; landscaping to include boundary fencing and entrance gates; associated facilities 565 30 15/03888/PSPPA Bannatynes Healthclub, Application for prior approval Anesco Ltd (Fao: Miss O. Oteley Road, under Part 14, class J of the Town & Goodenough, The Green, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Country Planning (General Eater Park, Benyon Road, SY2 6QQ Permitted Development) (England) Reading, RG7 2PQ) Order 2015 for the installation of 320 roof mounted solar panels (approx. 81.6kwp) 566 31 15/03434/LBC 74 Coton Hill, Works to facilitate the replacement Ms Gillian Gregory Shrewsbury, Shropshire, of 3 no. dormer windows and 3 no. SY1 2DP casement windows affecting a Grade II Listed Building 567 32 15/03875/TPO St Chads Church, St Remove growth from trunk up to Shrewsbury Town Council Chads Terrace, 8m and remove 1No small branch (Mr Mike Pugh, The Shrewsbury, Shropshire, on property side of tree protected Guildhall, Frankwell SY1 1JX by The Shrewsbury Borough Quay, Shrewsbury, SY3 Council (St. Chad''s Churchyard) 8HR) Tree Preservation Order 1970 568 33 15/03855/TCA Coleham Pumping To fell 1 Common Ash Tree within Shropshire Council (Tim Station, Longden the Shrewsbury conservation area. Jenkins, Coleham Coleham, Shrewsbury, Pumping Station, Shropshire, SY3 7DN Longden Coleham, Shrewsbury,
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