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FOIA1656 Response 25 July 2011 FOIA1656 Response 25 July 2011 I am attaching to this letter a set of tables showing the applications received in the past two years for applications to council owned property/land as well as hospitals and schools. Unfortunately we do not have any information on the contractors used or budgets for these schemes. All applications are available to view on our website, you can enter the application reference using our public access webpages and then view the plans individually, you can access this by using this link http://www.scarborough.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=6932 and then looking for the public access link (sorry not to give you this direct but we are in the process of updating our systems, if I gave you the full link by the time you look at it the link may be inactive). Any County Council (CC) applications can be viewed using the following link http://www.northyorks.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=14427%20 Planning Services has no information regarding water rates, your request has been forwarded to other departments who will respond separately. REFERENCE APP.TYP. ADDRESS RECVD DATE PROPOSAL Land At The Dell To The North Of WestwayWestwayEa stfieldScarboroughNO Improvements to an existing open space involving the 09/01513/RG3 RG3 RTH YORKSHIRE 23-Jul-09 creation of new footpaths and ponds. Baiting Sheds 1 To Total demolition of 'bait sheds' 1 and 2 and the re- 2West instatement of the pier surface with Bituminous PierScarboroughNort Tarmacadam in conjunction with the format and layout of 10/01190/RG4 RG4 h YorkshireYO11 1PD 14-Jun-10 a pay and display car park REFERENCE APP.TYP. ADDRESS RECVD DATE PROPOSAL Filey County Junior SchoolWest RoadFileyNorth 09/00915/CC CC YorkshireYO14 9LU 23-Apr-09 Proposed boundary fencing and gates Lindhead Cp SchoolLimestone RoadBurnistonScarborough 09/00916/CC CC North YorkshireYO13 0DG 30-Apr-09 To erect 2X shelters in school grounds Lindhead Cp SchoolLimestone RoadBurnistonScarborough Erect 60 linear meters of fencing around 3 sides of existing 09/00918/CC CC North YorkshireYO13 0DG 09-Apr-09 playground Seamer And Irton Community Primary SchoolDenison AvenueSeamerScarboroug 09/00996/CC CC hNorth YorkshireYO12 4QX 29-Apr-09 Installation of a replacement kitchen ventilation system Braeburn Infant & Nursery SchoolBraeburnEastfield ScarboroughNorth 09/01009/CC CC YorkshireYO11 3LG 10-May-09 Retention of Elliott Unit 0846 The Woodlands SchoolWoodlands DriveWoodlandsScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO12 Construction of cyle track around perimeter of school grounds 09/01087/CC CC 6QN 20-May-09 the track Filey County Junior SchoolWest RoadFileyNorth 09/01201/CC CC YorkshireYO14 9LU 01-Jun-09 Retention of Vic Hallam unit 2244 Friarage CP SchoolLongwestgateScarb oroughNorth 09/01252/CC CC YorkshireYO11 1QB 15-Jun-09 Erection of shed Pindar SchoolMoor LaneEastfieldScarborough 09/01267/CC CC North YorkshireYO11 3LX 18-Jun-09 Retention of Vic Hallam Unit 3132 Overdale Cp SchoolHawthorn WalkEastfieldScarborough 09/01646/CC CC North YorkshireYO11 3HW 07-Aug-09 Installation of a replacement kitchen ventilation system Stakesby C P SchoolByland RoadWhitbyNorth 09/01667/CC CC YorkshireYO21 1HY 12-Aug-09 Installation of a replacement kichen ventilation system Airy Hill C P SchoolAiry HillWhitbyNorth 09/01668/CC CC YorkshireYO21 1PZ 12-Aug-09 Installation of a replacement kitchen ventilation system Barrowcliff County Junior Demolition of 1,348 metre square of floor space and SchoolHatterboard construction of 405 metre square in order to provide improved DriveWoodlandsScarborou learning environment for pupils; the sections of the school ghNorth YorkshireYO12 which are being retained will be either remodelled or 09/01737/CC CC 6NQ 18-Aug-09 refurbished Hinderwell CP Demolition of current kitchen, dining accommodation, nursery, SchoolSeamer toilet block; provision of new entrance foyer; refurbishment of RoadFalsgraveScarboroug all classrooms; rebuild of lower ground/basement; new Key hNorth YorkshireYO12 Stage 2 Technology Hub; complete refurbishment works to 09/01738/CC CC 4HF 18-Aug-09 toilets and clo Friarage Junior Mixed And Demolition of two storey annexe attached to south side of Infants main building; demolition of existing link between two main SchoolLongwestgateScarb Victorian buildings; replacement of this link with a new central oroughNorth hub; refurbishment of all existing classrooms and school hall; 09/01745/CC CC YorkshireYO11 1QB 18-Aug-09 removal o Gladstone Road Infant SchoolWooler StreetScarboroughNorth Erection of a 2 metre high bow top fence and the installation of 09/02227/CC CC YorkshireYO12 7DD 02-Nov-09 a new canopy Hunmanby Primary SchoolPriest CloseHunmanbyFileyNort Erection of two outdoor canopies, two storage sheds, a 09/02373/CC CC h YorkshireYO14 0QH 05-Nov-09 pupil/parent shelter and a greenhouse Graham SchoolWoodlands DriveWoodlandsScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO12 09/02380/CC CC 6QN 25-Nov-09 Retention of existing Elliot Unit 3152 Cayton County Primary SchoolMill LaneCaytonScarborough Removal/variation of conditions retention of vic hallam unit 09/02493/CC CC North YorkshireYO11 3NN 03-Dec-09 1049 relating to 06-02424-CC Wheatcroft County Primary SchoolHolbeck HillWeaponnessScarborou Erect wooden shelter with poly carbonate roof to front of ghNorth YorkshireYO11 reception classroom to increase sheltered area for outdoor 09/02530/CC CC 3BW 10-Dec-09 play area Filey C Of E Infant SchoolPadbury AvenueFileyNorth 09/02560/FL FL YorkshireYO14 0BA 30-Dec-09 Install pram shelter adjacent to front of building Graham SchoolWoodlands DriveWoodlandsScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO12 10/00007/CC CC 6QN 24-Dec-09 Permanent retention of existing elliott unit 3149 St Martins Church Of England Erect security fence around boundaries of both schools, Filey Primary SchoolHolbeck Road boundary to be 2m high and Holbeck Hill boundary 1.8m HillWeaponnessScarborou high, the Holbeck Hill fencing is to be set back 1m to allow for ghNorth YorkshireYO11 the planting of hedges at St Martin's C E Primary School and 10/00093/CC CC 3BW 19-Jan-10 Wheatcro Proposed alterations and extensions to both Gladstone Road Gladstone Road Junior And Junior School and Infants School to provide classrooms and Infant SchoolWooler up grade facilities to the schoolsRevised sitting of previously StreetScarboroughNorth approved MUGA ( 05/00225/CC)Re grading of footpath to 10/00275/CC CC YorkshireYO12 7DD 10-Feb-10 create ramped acc Erection of a new ramped access on the western elevation of Friarage the Children's Sure Start Centre; removal of bench adjacent SchoolFriargateScarboroug to existing boundary fence to accommodate new opening in hNorth YorkshireYO11 fence to allow pedestrian access to the centre at Friarage 10/00418/CC CC 1HS 01-Mar-10 School Graham SchoolWoodlands Proposed construction of single storey extension to form DriveWoodlandsScarborou hygiene room and reprographics room. Proposed removal of 10/00482/CC CC ghNorth Yorkshire 25-Feb-10 existing temporary hygiene room unit from site Wheatcroft County Primary SchoolHolbeck HillWeaponnessScarborou Erection of a wooden gazebo 3.3 metres high and 5 metres in ghNorth YorkshireYO11 diameter on a concrete base, to provide a shelter at playtimes 10/00599/CC CC 3BW 25-Mar-10 and outdoor space for extended curriculum activities Raincliffe SchoolLady Ediths DriveWoodlandsScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO12 Retrospective application for the permanent retention of Elliott 10/00708/CC CC 5RW 12-Apr-10 Unit 3958 Wheatcroft County Primary SchoolHolbeck HillWeaponnessScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO11 10/00793/CC CC 3BW 12-Apr-10 Retension of elliot unit 1008 Scalby SchoolFieldstead CrescentNewbyScarboroug hNorth YorkshireYO12 10/00836/CC CC 6TH 23-Apr-10 Installation of roof mounted ventilation and extraction plant Cayton County Primary Retrospective application for the installation of wooden timber SchoolMill trail onto recreational all weather surfacing to the rear of LaneCaytonScarborough school, as an extension to existing, separately constructed 10/00864/CC CC North YorkshireYO11 3NN 26-Apr-10 timber trail, also retrospective planning permission Wheatcroft County Primary SchoolHolbeck Retrospective planning application for the erection of a HillWeaponnessScarborou wooden gazebo 3.3 metres high and 5 metres in diameter on ghNorth YorkshireYO11 a concrete base to provide shelter at playtime and outdoor 10/00872/CC CC 3BW 28-Apr-10 space for extended curriculum activities The Woodlands SchoolWoodlands DriveWoodlandsScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO12 10/01018/CC CC 6QN 20-May-10 Install a steel storage contain unit St Martins SchoolHolbeck HillWeaponnessScarborou ghNorth YorkshireYO11 10/01289/FL FL 3BW 25-Jun-10 Erection of an entrance porch to south-east facing elevation Childhaven Nursery School13 Belgrave Removal of existing window on side elevation and enlarge CrescentFalsgraveScarbor opening to receive new doorway powered access door and oughNORTH install new decking area to provide level access to new 10/01348/CC CC YORKSHIREYO11 1UB 05-Jul-10 doorway Eskdale SchoolStainsacre LaneStainsacreWhitbyNor Installation of ladder and platforms to provide access to 10/01432/FL FL th YorkshireYO22 4HS 20-Jul-10 existing roof for maintenance Lindhead Cp SchoolLimestone RoadBurnistonScarborough Provision of multi-purpose macadam hard standing for use as 10/01551/CC CC North YorkshireYO13 0DG 04-Aug-10 a games area and special events Eskdale County Modern SchoolStainsacre LaneStainsacreWhitbyNor Installation of ladder and platforms to provide access to 10/01615/CC CC th YorkshireYO22 4HS 10-Aug-10
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