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Full Council Meeting 9 June 2020 Appendix 1 BELPER TOWN COUNCIL – FULL COUNCIL MEETING 9 JUNE 2020 APPENDIX 1 Planning Applications Central Consultation Date - 12/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0375 Address: 11A High Pavement, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1GD, Proposal: Replacement of timber windows to front elevation with UPVC windows and laying of flagstones to front garden Date Valid: 6/May/2020 Decision Expected: 24/Jun/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr Ian Edmunds 11A High Pavement, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1GD, Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DVMWHS, DCCCON, Consultation Date - 14/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0438 Address: 8 Damside, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1HZ, Proposal: Proposed porch to front, replacement of windows with agate grey uPVC sash windows. Replacement roof tiles with Cembrit Westerland grey tiles. Cladding of the exisiting side extension in grey brick slips and cedar cladding painted in grey. Date Valid: 14/May/2020 Decision Expected: 2/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr James Leatherland 8 Damside, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1HZ, Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCCON, DVMWHS, DCCHB, Consultation Date - 18/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0446 Address: 11 Laund Avenue, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1FL, Proposal: Non material amendment to AVA/2019/0959 for relocation of entrance door Date Valid: 18/May/2020 Decision Expected: 6/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr And Mrs C Walters 11 Laund Avenue, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1FL, Agent: Mr Chris Froggatt Architectural Building Design Services, P.O. Box 7291, Alfreton, DE55 9BA, United Kingdom Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: Consultation Date - 20/May/2020 1 BELPER TOWN COUNCIL – FULL COUNCIL MEETING 9 JUNE 2020 APPENDIX 1 RefVal: TRE/2020/0685 Address: 37 Field Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DD, Proposal: Work to leylandii trees Date Valid: 20/May/2020 Decision Expected: 1/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr Gibbard 37 Field Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DD, Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Peter White ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, Consultation Date - 21/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0396 Address: 10 Chevin View, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1BB, Proposal: Listed building consent for Insertion of two conservation rooflights. Date Valid: 21/May/2020 Decision Expected: 9/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr Steve Eden 10 Chevin View, Belper, DE56 1BB, Agent: Mr Paul Stanton Guy Taylor Associates, The Coach House, 29 Kedleston Road, Derby, DE22 1FL, Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCCON, Consultation Date - 26/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0181 Address: 8A Chesterfield Road, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1FD Proposal: Replace existing windows with UPVC double glazing, replace soffits fascias and cladding with UPVC, replace guttering and down pipes with new, replace wooden front and back doors with composite doors Date Valid: 26/May/2020 Decision Expected: 14/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Ms Helen Jones 8A Chesterfield Road, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1FD Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCCON, DVMWHS, Consultation Date - 1/Jun/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0482 Address: 10 Windmill Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1GN, Proposal: Two-storey rear and side extension and porch to side. Alterations to existing single storey rear extension Date Valid: 1/Jun/2020 2 BELPER TOWN COUNCIL – FULL COUNCIL MEETING 9 JUNE 2020 APPENDIX 1 Decision Expected: 20/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr & Mrs Postlethwaite 10 Windmill Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1GN, Agent: Mr Sam Glossop SG Architectural Design, 76 Long Row, Belper, DE561DR, United Kingdom Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCHB, DVMWHS, Consultation Date - 2/Jun/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0377 Address: 31 Green Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DG, Proposal: Replacement of existing windows with double glazed UPVC windows Date Valid: 2/Jun/2020 Decision Expected: 21/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Sally Forder 31 Green Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DG, Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper Central Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCCON, DVMWHS, East Consultation Date - 26/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0470 Address: 3 Welton Avenue, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1UD, Proposal: Proposed construction of garden wall Date Valid: 22/May/2020 Decision Expected: 10/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr A Van Wyk 3 Welton Avenue, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1UD, Agent: Brett Needham Green 2K Design Ltd, First Floor, Thomas Henry House, 1 - 5 Church Street, Ripley, DE5 3BU, UK Parish: Belper Ward: Belper East Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCHB, Consultation Date - 2/Jun/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0488 Address: Simbell Cottage The Bent, 14 Jacksons Lane, Heage, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 2AA, Proposal: Material change of use of land to allow temporary dog training facilities. Date Valid: 29/May/2020 Decision Expected: 17/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr C Brook Brook Working Dogs, Simbell Cottage The Bent , 14 Jacksons Lane, Heage, Belper, DE56 2AA, 3 BELPER TOWN COUNCIL – FULL COUNCIL MEETING 9 JUNE 2020 APPENDIX 1 Agent: Mr Jamie Foot JF Planning Associates, 45 Bakehouse Lane, Ockbrook, Derbyshire, DE72 3RH, United Kingdom Parish: Belper Ward: Belper East Officer: Mark Penford ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCCON, POL, North Consultation Date - 11/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0253 Address: St Elizabeths Convent, Matlock Road, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 2JD, Proposal: Change of use and conversion of convent to C1 (hotel), extension to and conversion of convent building to create one dwelling, erection of one detached dwelling, erection of two barns, erection of conference centre and associated engineering works to create car parks Date Valid: 8/May/2020 Decision Expected: 26/Jun/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr Malik 33 Main Street, Kimberly, Nottingham, NG16 2NG, Agent: Miss Jennifer Bayes Halsall Lloyd Partnership , 53 Forest Road East, Nottingham, NG1 4HW, England Parish: Belper Ward: Belper North Officer: Sarah Pearce ([email protected]) Consultees: DCCHB, TREES, DCCCON, DVMWHS, APAR, POL, DWT, DCCLO, DCCARC, Consultation Date - 12/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0419 Address: 9 Ford Street, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DX, Proposal: Demolition of single storey side and rear extensions and construction of two storey side & rear extension Date Valid: 6/May/2020 Decision Expected: 24/Jun/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr & Mrs Warwood C/o Agents, Agent: Mr Jonathan Pilkington Pilkington Architecture Limited, 29A Strettea Lane, Higham, Alfreton, DE55 6EJ, United Kingdom Parish: Belper Ward: Belper North Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCHB, DVMWHS, Consultation Date - 14/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0163 Address: 28 Cemetery Road, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1EJ, Proposal: Erection of 2 no. new dwellings on land to rear of no. 28 Cemetery Road construction of a new access driveway Date Valid: 13/May/2020 Decision Expected: 1/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr Derek Hill Woodside, 3 Stoneyfield Bank, Belper, DE56 1GA, 4 BELPER TOWN COUNCIL – FULL COUNCIL MEETING 9 JUNE 2020 APPENDIX 1 Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper North Officer: Sarah Pearce ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCHB, DVMWHS, TREES, DWT, Consultation Date - 15/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0439 Address: 54 Mill Street, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DU, Proposal: Single storey side and rear extension, alterations to roof and dormer window to the rear Date Valid: 14/May/2020 Decision Expected: 2/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr C. Stanbrook 54 Mill Street, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DU, Agent: Mr Richard Keighley DKMY Architects Ltd, 10 Spencer Road, Belper, DE56 1JY, Parish: Belper Ward: Belper North Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCHB, DVMWHS, Consultation Date - 21/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0440 Address: 120 Belper Lane, Hilltop, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 2UH, Proposal: Proposed dropped kerb and creation of off-road parking Date Valid: 21/May/2020 Decision Expected: 9/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Mr Jonathan Kirk 120 Belper Lane, Hilltop, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 2UH, Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper North Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCHB, DVMWHS, DCCCON, Consultation Date - 22/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0437 Address: 38 Short Row, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DJ, Proposal: Listed building consent for replacement of roof window to rear elevation. Remove modern stud wall in rear bedroom/bathroom. Replace existing bathroom fittings and re-site central heating radiator Date Valid: 22/May/2020 Decision Expected: 10/Jul/2020 Decision Issued: Applicant: Ms Hannah Nasse 38 Short Row, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1DJ, Agent: Parish: Belper Ward: Belper North Officer: Heather Wynne ([email protected]) Consultees: APAR, DCCCON, South 5 BELPER TOWN COUNCIL – FULL COUNCIL MEETING 9 JUNE 2020 APPENDIX 1 Consultation Date - 19/May/2020 RefVal: AVA/2020/0434 Address: Stoney Bank, 11A Hillside Rise, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1NH, Proposal:
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