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Ward Application Number Address Proposal Date Signed Clause Number Clause Summary Contribution Value Bingley 18/02085/MAF Bingle Application Contribution Ward Address Proposal Date signed Clause number Clause summary number value Bingley 18/02085/MAF Bingley Auction Mart Keighley Road Construction of retirement living (category II type 29/03/2019 1 Affordable housing £ 245,091.00 Bingley West Yorkshire sheltered housing) and retirement plus (extra contribtion care) accommodation, together with communal facilities, landscaping and car parking Bingley Rural 18/03868/MAR Land At Harden Road And Keighley Reserved matters application for the approval of 30/01/2019 1 Allotments contribution Road Harden Road Harden Bingley layout, scale, appearance and landscaping for payment terms West Yorkshire residential development of 28 dwellings (pursuant to outline approval 15/01039/MAO). 2 Education contribution £ 46,708.00 3 Harden Memorial Hall Contribution payment terms 4 Public Open Space Bolton and 12/03708/MAF Land At Poplars Park Road Bradford Residential development of 26 open market 25/06/2018 14 Deed of Release Undercliffe West Yorkshire dwellings, 20 affordable units, associated access, car parking and landscaping and outline for up to 93 dwellings with ecology and landscape enhancements to the woodland Bradford 17/02423/FUL 725 Leeds Road Bradford West Retrospective change of use from retail to ice 01/05/2018 1 Car parking Moor Yorkshire BD3 8DG cream parlour including off site additional car parking Clayton and 17/05251/MAF Land At Holts Lane Bradford West Residential development of 99 dwellings with 20/03/2019 2 DoV - Affordable housing 20 x units Fairweather Yorkshire associated works Green Craven 16/03804/MAO Former Riverside Works Keighley Demolition of buildings and outline permission 13/11/2018 1 Affordable housing £ 349,439.00 Road Silsden West Yorkshire BD20 (access only) for residential development (Use 2 Highway works 0EH Class C3) - (submission of amended plans and 3 Safeguarded land Heaton 17/06647/MAF Ashwell Farm 47 - 49 Ashwell Road Constructionaddendum flood of twenty risk assessment) seven dwellings 31/07/2018 1 Affordable housing 5 x units Heaton Bradford West Yorkshire BD9 2 Estate roads Idle and 14/00255/MAF Land4AX At Simpsons Green Apperley Construction of 267 dwellings and integral public 07/11/2017 11 DoV - variation Thackley Road Apperley Bridge Bradford West open space, with associated access, parking and permission and Yorkshire landscaping obligations Idle and 17/04718/MAF Thackley Grange Booth Royd Drive Demolition of care home and redevelopment of 14/02/2018 1 Compensation Payment £ 116,590.00 Thackley Bradford West Yorkshire BD10 8LW land for fourteen dwellings Idle and 16/02062/MAF 1023 Harrogate Road Bradford West Construction of five-storey building containing 28 23/02/2018 1 TRO contribution £ 7,000.00 Thackley Yorkshire BD10 0NG dwellings together with associated car park, landscaping and access Idle and 13/04148/MAF Land At Cote Farm Leeds Road Hybrid application for up to 220 dwellings with 09/08/2018 8 DoV - affordable housing 30 x units Thackley Thackley Bradford West Yorkshire full permission for 60 dwellings, with partial means of access and open space included within 9 DoV - bus stop £ 38,000.00 the outline improvement contribution 10 DoV - education £ 628,000.00 contribution 11 DoV - Harrogate Road/New Line junction 12 DoV - sports and £ 108,000.00 recreation contribution Idle and 18/02325/MAF Land South East Of 55 Westfield Lane Construction of 26 residential dwellings. 12/12/2018 1 Affordable housing 5 x units Thackley Idle Bradford West Yorkshire Idle and 10/06124/VOC Former Moorview Business Park 628 Variation of Condition 2 of permission 20/03/2019 4 Dov - Mortgagee Thackley Leeds Road Thackley Bradford West 08/00534/FUL dated 11.07.2008: Demolition of exclusion clause Yorkshire existing commercial premises and construction of 32 dwellings Ilkley 15/00575/VOC Craiglands Hotel Cowpasture Road Removal of condition 2 on planning application 26/02/2019 3 DoV - Spa facilities Ilkley West Yorkshire LS29 8RG 13/04578/FUL which relates to: The proposed spa facility to be created in the basement of Craiglands Hotel shall only be operated or used in connection with the occupation and operation of the existing hotel use at the site and only used by guests staying at the hotel. It shall at no time be severed and operated as a separate unit. Keighley 18/03198/MAF Land South Occupation Lane Keighley Construction of seven dwellings (Plots 118-123a 23/10/2018 1 DoV - Mortgagee West West Yorkshire inclusive), with associated access and alteration to exclusion clause approved floor levels of Plots 92-94 (inclusive) 2 Affordable housing plots 8 x units pursuant to previously approved application ref: Shipley 17/01313/MAF Former Site Of Bankside Dock Lane Residential14/02541/MAF development of 81 units 07/11/2017 1 Affordable housing 5 x units Shipley West Yorkshire BD17 7BJ 3 Bus stop contribution £ 40,000.00 Shipley 18/01542/MAF Swanside Development Dock Lane Construction of 74 dwellings 29/11/2018 1 Affordable housing £ 50,000.00 Shipley West Yorkshire contribution Shipley 18/01542/MAF Swanside Development Dock Lane Construction of 74 dwellings 29/11/2018 Shipley West Yorkshire 2 Bus stop contribution £ 40,000.00 Thornton and 16/09318/MAF Former Site Of Avenel Club Whitburn Development of 23 two and four bedroom 21/12/2017 1 Affordable housing 5 x dwellings Allerton Way Bradford West Yorkshire BD15 properties 7PE Wharfedale 18/01556/MAF Hare And Hounds 47 Bradford Road Demolition of public house and creation of 27/11/2018 1 Approved occupier Menston Ilkley West Yorkshire LS29 specialist accommodation for the elderly 6BU comprising of apartments with care, communal facilities, parking and associated private amenity space for persons aged 60 and over Worth Valley 97/03149/FUL New Westfield Farm Moorside Lane Barn conversion and extension to provide 06/12/2018 1 Permitted development Oxenhope Keighley West Yorkshire bunkhouse accommodation rights BD22 9RH.
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