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Reddicap Ward Roughley Ward Trinity Ward Vesey Ward Four Oaks Ward Application Number Site Address Development Description SCTC Resolution BCC Decision 8 Beaconsfield Road Sutton Four Conversion of garage to create annex with bay 2019/02382/PA Oaks Sutton Coldfield Birmingham window to front and external alterations to No Objection Refuse B74 2NX front, side and rear elevation Land Adjacent to 2 Beaconsfield Erection of 1no. dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) 2019/01990/PA Road Sutton Four Oaks Sutton No Objection with associated parking. Coldfield Birmingham B74 2NX Refuse Objection. The proposals design, mass and density is out of character and not in keeping with neighbouring properties and the 56 Russell Bank Road Sutton Erection of single storey side and rear surrounding area. 2019/03398/PA Approve Coldfield B74 4RQ extension. Members expressed concerns on an impact on daylight and overshadowing and a breach of the 45 degree code 178 Walsall Road Four Oaks Sutton Erection of rear dormer windows and loft 2019/04139/PA No Objection Coldfield B74 4RH conversion. Refuse Reddicap Ward Application Number Site Address Development Description SCTC Resolution BCC Decision Objection. Noise & disturbance due to proposed opening hours. Installation of a floodlit synthetic football pitch Highways impact due to Sutton United Football Club Coleshill including perimeter fencing, tiered covered increased parking demand. 2017/06376/PA Nurseries Coleshill Road Sutton stands, changing block to replace existing grass Approve Proposed football pitch Coldfield B75 7BA pitch and new parking and revised site with floodlit lighting is not entrance. in keeping with the area & changes may have an impact on New Hall Park. Roughley Ward Application Number Site Address Development Description SCTC Resolution BCC Decision 132 Willmott Road Sutton Coldfield Erection of single storey side and rear 2019/01889/PA No Objection Refuse B75 5NW extension 2 Birch Drive Sutton Coldfield 2019/04193/PA Erection of two storey extension to side. No Objection Refuse Birmingham B75 6HY Trinity Ward Application Number Site Address Development Description SCTC Resolution BCC Decision Objection. Noise To extend the hours of use of the existing disturbance including Bishop Veseys Academy 36 Lichfield artificial pitch facility and floodlights from cumulative impact which 2017/07875/PA Road Sutton Coldfield West Approve 9.00am to 9.00pm Monday to Saturday and would be contrary to Midlands B74 2NH 9.00am to 6.00pm on Sunday. conditions of previous related consents. Committee were disappointed over both the RB's NightClub Lower Parade Sutton Application for Prior Notification for the lack of detail provided and 2019/01731/PA Approve Coldfield Birmingham B72 1XX proposed demolition of 2 storey building any accompanying proposals for the redevelopment of the site. Erection of single storey side extension and 57 Duke Street Sutton Coldfield B72 2019/01685/PA installation of boundary wall with electric gates No Objection Refuse 1RJ to frontage Vesey Ward Application Number Site Address Development Description SCTC Resolution BCC Decision Objection. Concerns over 631 Chester Road Sutton Coldfield Change of use from 6-bedroom HMO (Use 2019/03285/PA an increase in parking Approve Birmingham B73 5HY Class C4) to 7-bedroom HMO (Sui Generis) demand. Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness for Objection. The proposed 399 Boldmere Road Sutton Coldfield the existing use as a 6-bed HMO (Use Class C4) Permission 2019/03278/PA change of use is not in Birmingham B73 5EX following the change of use from a not Required keeping the area. dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) Walmley & Minworth Ward Application Number Site Address Development Description SCTC Resolution BCC Decision 1 Hanwell Close Sutton Coldfield B76 Erection of two and single storey side 2019/01884/PA No Objection Refuse 1UD extensions. Erection of two storey side and single storey 11 The Fairways Sutton Coldfield 2019/03131/PA rear extension, installation of dormer window No Objection Refuse Birmingham B76 1FZ to front Objection. Committee feel Land adjacent 62 Rosslyn Road this is an infill development Erection of 1 no. dwelling house and 2019/02846/PA Sutton Coldfield Birmingham B76 and the design is not in Approve installation of 1.8m fence 1HF keeping with the surrounding area..
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