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WEEKLY PLANNING BULLETIN Date: 16 August 2021 Planning Decisions within Edinburgh WEEKLY PLANNING BULLETIN Date: 16 August 2021 Decision List Applications contained in this Decision List were determined during the week ending 16 August 2021. Full details of the decision and the application report can be found on the Planning and Building Standards Online Services. Wards Ward B01 - Almond Ward B02 – Pentland Hills Ward B03 – Drum Brae/Gyle Ward B04 – Forth Ward B05 – Inverleith Ward B06 – Corstorphine/Murrayfield Ward B07 – Sighthill/Gorgie Ward B08 – Colinton/Fairmilehead Ward B09 – Fountainbridge/Craiglockhart Ward B10 – Morningside Ward B11 – City Centre Ward B12 – Leith Walk Ward B13 – Leith Ward B14 – Craigentinny/Duddingston Ward B15 – Southside/Newington Ward B16 – Liberton/Gilmerton Ward B17 – Portobello/Craigmillar The physical posting of site notices has now recommenced however this will remain under review. The Council, as planning authority, hereby gives notice under paragraph 9(2) of Schedule 6, Part 3 of the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 that it has decided not to physically publish weekly lists of planning and related applications and make these available for inspection at our principal office and public libraries for all planning and related applications on the basis that doing so (a)may give rise to a significant risk of the transmission of coronavirus, or (b)is likely to be ineffective or inappropriate due to action taken in order to control the incidence or transmission of coronavirus. In accordance with paragraph 9 (3) of Schedule 6, Part 3 to the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020, copies of the aforementioned documents can be viewed on the Council’s Planning and Building Standards On-line Services using the link below: https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/planning-building Please note that this notice does not affect resumption of neighbour notification and publication of notices in the Edinburgh Gazette and Edinburgh Evening News during the current COVID-19 pandemic. If you have any questions about the decisions please contact the Planning Help Desk at [email protected] Page 1 Consultations from Other Authorities Consultations from East Lothian Council Consultations from Midlothian Council Consultations from West Lothian Council Consultations from Other Authorities Outwith the Lothians Planning Applications within Edinburgh Ward No.B01 – Almond 21/03666/FUL Creation of garden room at Mr MacDonald, Local Fast GRANTED 13 August (Planning garden level with provision 5 Barnton Avenue Track Decision 2021 Permission) of an additional bedroom Edinburgh (No. 5). EH4 6AW at 5 Barnton Avenue Edinburgh EH4 6AW Community Council: Cramond 21/03577/LBC Proposed orangery. Lord And Lady Roseberry., Fast Track GRANTED 9 August (Listed Building at Foresters House Decision 2021 Consent) 1 Dalmeny Home Farm 1 Dalmeny Home Farm Dalmeny Estate Dalmeny Estate South Queensferry South Queensferry EH30 9TQ EH30 9TQ Community Council: Queensferry & District 21/03582/FUL Proposed orangery. Lord And Lady Roseberry., Local Fast GRANTED 9 August (Planning at Foresters House Track Decision 2021 Permission) 1 Dalmeny Home Farm 1 Dalmeny Home Farm Dalmeny Estate Dalmeny Estate South Queensferry South Queensferry EH30 9TQ EH30 9TQ Community Council: Queensferry & District 21/03552/FUL New shopfront and HVAC Greggs Plc., Local Fast GRANTED 9 August (Planning installation. FAO: Mrs Sara Humphries Track Decision 2021 Permission) at B3 Mucklestone Business 49 Pennywell Road Centre Edinburgh Eccleshall Road EH4 4QR Mucklestone Market Drayton TF9 4FB Community Council: Muirhouse/Salvesen 21/03262/FUL Single storey side extension Mr F Hepburne Scott., Local Fast GRANTED 13 August (Planning in place of conservatory. 4 Cramond Terrace Track Decision 2021 Permission) at Edinburgh 4 Cramond Terrace EH4 6PN Edinburgh EH4 6PN Community Council: Cramond Page 2 21/03116/FUL 2 Storey side extension. Mrs Alison Gillon., Local Fast GRANTED 12 August (Planning at 22 Dundas Avenue Track Decision 2021 Permission) 22 Dundas Avenue South Queensferry South Queensferry EH30 9QA EH30 9QA Community Council: Queensferry & District 21/02457/CLP Proposed extension Mr & Mrs Bower, Fast Track GRANTED 11 August (Certificate of at 16 Lauson Place Decision 2021 Lawfulness 16 Lauson Place Kirkliston (proposed)) Kirkliston EH29 9FY EH29 9FY Community Council: Kirkliston Wards Ward No. B02 – Pentland Hills 21/03624/FUL Alter and extend existing Mr & Mrs Hay, Local Fast GRANTED 12 August (Planning house. 58 Belmont Road Track Decision 2021 Permission) at Juniper Green 58 Belmont Road EH14 5ED Juniper Green EH14 5ED Community Council: Juniper Green 21/03520/FUL Replace windows, doors and Mr John P Williamson., Local GRANTED 10 August (Planning cladding to dwelling. 483 Lanark Road Delegated 2021 Permission) at Edinburgh Decision 483 Lanark Road Juniper Green Edinburgh EH14 5DQ Juniper Green EH14 5DQ Community Council: Juniper Green 21/03205/FUL Alterations and extension to Mr & Mrs Potter., Local Fast GRANTED 9 August (Planning existing dwelling house. Craigmill Track Decision 2021 Permission) at 582 Lanark Road 582 Lanark Road West Balerno Edinburgh Edinburgh Balerno EH14 7BN EH14 7BN Community Council: Balerno 21/02739/TPO Mature Sycamore James Gibb Residential Delegated GRANTED 9 August (Treework) overhanging 4 Ashley Factors., Decision 2021 Grange - reduction of 2 FAO: Robert Lynn lower branches to give 3m 4 Atholl Place clearance from house. Edinburgh at EH9 3EW 4 Ashley Grange Balerno EH14 7NP Community Council: Balerno Page 3 21/02740/FUL Proposed two storey to side Mrs Pauline Goulding., Local Fast GRANTED 9 August (Planning and single storey extension 7 Currievale Park Track Decision 2021 Permission) to rear of property. Currie at EH14 5TJ 7 Currievale Park Currie EH14 5TJ Community Council: Currie 21/00674/FUL Replacement dwelling house Robert Robertson & Son., Committee GRANTED 11 August (Planning at FAO Alistair Robertson Decision 2021 Permission) 4 Clifton Road West Edge Farm Newbridge 328 Lasswade Road EH28 8LQ Edinburgh EH17 8SD Community Council: Ratho Wards Ward No.B03 – Drum Brae/Gyle 21/03493/FUL Replace conservatory roof, Mr Mrs Fulton., Local Fast GRANTED 13 August (Planning installation of new window to 19 Gogarloch Haugh Track Decision 2021 Permission) front and single storey Edinburgh extension to rear. EH12 9JG at 19 Gogarloch Haugh Edinburgh EH12 9JG Community Council: Corstorphine 21/03439/FUL Proposed loft conversion Mr Whelan, Local Fast GRANTED 9 August (Planning with rear dormer to create a 59 Clermiston Gardens Track Decision 2021 Permission) 4th bedroom. Edinburgh at EH4 7DU 59 Clermiston Gardens Edinburgh EH4 7DU Community Council: Drumbrae 21/03279/FUL Single storey side and rear Mr Scott, Local GRANTED 12 August (Planning extension to house. 56 West Craigs Crescent Delegated 2021 Permission) at Edinburgh Decision 56 West Craigs Crescent EH12 8NA Edinburgh EH12 8NA Community Council: Corstorphine Wards Ward No. B04 – Forth 21/04279/TCO Sycamore - remove. Mackenzie And Mackenzie Delegated NOT MAKE A TREE 13 August (Treework at LLP., Decision PRESERVATION 2021 Within a 40 Laverockbank Road 116 Trinity Road ORDER Conservation Edinburgh Edinburgh Area) EH5 3BZ EH5 3JZ Community Council: Trinity Page 4 21/03540/FUL Proposed replacement sash Mr And Mrs P Lyell., Fast Track NOT 12 August (Planning and case windows. 38 Primrose Bank Road Decision DEVELOPMENT 2021 Permission) at Edinburgh 38 Primrose Bank Road EH5 3JF Edinburgh EH5 3JF Community Council: Trinity 21/03541/LBC Proposed replacement sash Mr And Mrs P Lyell., Delegated REFUSED 12 August (Listed Building and case windows. 38 Primrose Bank Road Decision 2021 Consent) at Edinburgh 38 Primrose Bank Road EH5 3JF Edinburgh EH5 3JF Community Council: Trinity 21/03354/FUL Change of Use from Rauds Group Ltd., Local Fast REFUSED 12 August (Planning residential to House of Mr Roshan Singh. Track Decision 2021 Permission) Multiple Occupancy (HMO), Bonnington Bond installation of dormer. 2 Anderson Place at Edinburgh 140 West Granton Road Scotland Edinburgh EH6 5PN EH5 1PE Community Council: Granton + District 21/03332/FUL Attic conversion with dormer Mr Darren Davidson., Local Fast GRANTED 13 August (Planning to rear elevation and velux 146 Crewe Road North Track Decision 2021 Permission) windows to front and side Edinburgh elevations. EH5 2NP at 146 Crewe Road North Edinburgh EH5 2NP Community Council: Granton + District 21/03137/FUL New vehicle access point to North Edinburgh Childcare., Local REFUSED 9 August (Planning North Edinburgh Childcare FAO: Beverly Malcolm Delegated 2021 Permission) from West Granton Access. 18B Ferry Road Avenue Decision at Edinburgh 18B Ferry Road Avenue EH4 4BL Edinburgh EH4 4BL Community Council: West Pilton/West Granton Wards Ward No. B05 – Inverleith 21/04201/TCO Cedrus Libani 19687274*A - Royal Botanic Garden Delegated NOT MAKE A TREE 9 August (Treework Specimen tree - Sirococcus Edinburgh., Decision PRESERVATION 2021 Within a blight - large mechanical FAO: William Hinchliffe ORDER Conservation wound at base - complete 20A Inverleith Row Area) removal of tree. Edinburgh at EH3 5LR Royal Botanic Garden 20A Inverleith Row Edinburgh EH3 5LR Community Council: Stockbridge/Inverleith Page 5 21/04205/TCO Ash - 16.5m high with trunk Mr Jim McIntosh., Delegated NOT MAKE A TREE 9 August (Treework diameters of 31cms and 1F1 Decision PRESERVATION 2021 Within a 24cms - To cut to stump. 11 Perth Street ORDER Conservation at Edinburgh Area) 1F1 EH3 5DW 11 Perth Street Edinburgh EH3 5DW Community Council: New Town/Broughton
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