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Wolverhampton City Council OPEN INFORMATION ITEM Agenda Item No: 14 Wolverhampton City Council OPEN INFORMATION ITEM Committee / Panel PLANNING COMMITTEE Date 31-OCT-2006 Originating Service Group(s) REGENERATION AND ENVIRONMENT Contact Officer(s)/ STEPHEN ALEXANDER (Head of Development Control) Telephone Number(s) (01902) 555610 Title/Subject Matter APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATION, WITHDRAWN, ETC. The attached Schedule comprises planning and other application that have been determined by authorised officers under delegated powers given by Committee, those applications that have been determined following previous resolutions of Planning Committee, or have been withdrawn by the applicant, or determined in other ways, as details. Each application is accompanied by the name of the planning officer dealing with it in case you need to contact them. The Case Officers and their telephone numbers are Wolverhampton (01902): Major applications Minor/Other Applications Stephen Alexander 555610 (Head of DC) Alan Murphy 555623 (Acting Assistant Head of DC) Ian Holiday 555630 (Senior Planning Officer) Alan Gough 555648 (Senior Planning Officer - Commercial) Mizzy Marshall 551133 Martyn Gregory 551125 (Planning Officer) (Senior Planning Officer - Residential) Ken Harrop (Planning Officer) 555649 Ragbir Sahota (Planning Officer) 555616 Mark Elliot (Planning Officer) 555632 Jenny Davies (Planning Officer) 555608 Tracey Homfray (Planning Officer) 555641 Mindy Cheema (Planning Officer) 551360 Rob Hussey (Planning Officer) 551130 Nussarat Malik (Planning Officer) 551132 Philip Walker (Planning Officer) 555632 Joseph Bartley (Planning Officer) 555631 John Somers (Planning Officer) 551134 HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL: STEPHEN ALEXANDER 555610 FAXES can be sent on 551359 or 558792 E-MAIL [email protected] Page 1 of 132 PLANNING COMMITTEE ( 31-OCT-2006 ) REFERENCE SITE ADDRESS PAGE NO Bilston East 06/0797/FP/M Stag Industrial Estate, Oxford Street, Bilston 13 06/0894/LB/C Barclays Bank,, 8 Lichfield Street,, Bilston 13 06/0865/FP/C Rosewood Lodge,, 4 Rose Street,, Bilston 14 06/0900/FP/C Barclays Bank,, 8 Lichfield Street,, Bilston 14 06/0940/DW/M Wilkinson Primary School, Walter Road, Bradley 15 06/01051/FUL The Sir Henry Newbolt Public House, 45 - 47 High 15 Street, Bilston 06/0956/FP/R 30 Bradley Lane, Bilston, 16 06/01046/FUL Ground Floor, 18 Lichfield Street, Bilston 16 Bilston North 06/0567/FP/C 95-97 Wellington Road, Wolverhampton, 17 06/01105/FUL 39 Bulger Road, Stowlawn, Bilston 17 06/0837/FP/R 100 Willenhall Road,, Bilston, 18 06/0873/FP/R 116 Hawkswell Drive,, Willenhall, 18 06/0876/FP/R Land adjoining,, 13 Fellows Road, Bilston 19 06/0926/FP/R 13-15 Connaught Road, Bilston, 19 06/0988/RM/R Land between, 6 - 7 Middleway Green,, Bilston 20 06/0975/FP/R 47 Wellington Road, Bilston, 20 Blakenhal l 06/01124/FUL Unit 1 Terminus House, Church Lane, Blakenhall 21 06/0728/FP/M Former site of Motorworld Ltd, Parkfield Road, 21 Wolverhampton 06/0586/FP/C 2 Rs Community Resource Centre, 52/53 Ablow Street, 22 Wolverhampton Page 2 of 132 06/0859/FP/R 9 Park Avenue,, Goldthorn Park, 22 06/0931/FP/R 50 Marston Road, Blakenhall, 23 06/01054/FUL Goldthorn Court Nursing Home, 60 Goldthorn Hill, 23 Blakenhall 06/0966/FP/C Autela Components, 26 Stewart Street, Blakenhall 24 06/01114/FUL Land Rear Of 17 Goldthorn Hill, Blakenhall, 25 Wolverhampton 06/0991/FP/R 4 Rosemary Crescent, Goldthorn Park, 25 06/01022/FUL 34 Pencombe Drive, Blakenhall, Wolverhampton 26 06/01026/FUL 366 - 367 Dudley Road, Blakenhall, Wolverhampton 26 06/1012/FP/R 255 Wolverhampton Road East, Wolverhampton, 27 06/01079/FUL 247 Wolverhampton Road East, Blakenhall, 27 Wolverhampton 06/01092/FUL 80 Rosemary Crescent West, Blakenhall, 28 Wolverhampton 06/01099/FUL 4 Rosemary Crescent West, Goldthorn Park, 28 Wolverhampton Bushbury North 06/0852/FP/R 21 Romsey Road, Fordhouses, 29 06/0860/VV/M Former IMI Sports Ground,, Wobaston Road, 29 Fordhouses,, Wolverhampton 06/01125/FUL 19 Carisbrooke Gardens, Bushbury, Wolverhampton 30 06/01076/FUL 18-20 Broadway, Bushbury, Wolverhampton 31 06/0928/FP/R 35 Abbeyfield Road, Old Hall Park, Moseley, 31 06/0968/FP/R 2 Pendrill Road, Bushbury, Wolverhampton 32 06/0917/FP/M Trinity Court, Plot 5, Wolverhampton Business Park,, 32 Stafford Road, Wolverhampton 06/0976/FP/R 874 Stafford Road, Fordhouses, 33 06/0978/OP/R Cornerstone Veterinary Centre,, Northwood Park Road,, 33 Bushbury 06/1006/FP/C St Anthonys Roman Catholic Primary School, Stafford 34 Page 3 of 132 Road, Wolverhampton 06/0989/FP/R 7 Titchfield Close,, Bushbury, 34 Bushbury South and Low Hill 06/01049/FUL 92 Stafford Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands 35 06/0957/FP/C Halfords,, Fox's Lane,, Wolverhampton 35 06/0998/FP/C 15-17 Raynor Road,, Fallings Park, 36 06/01094/FUL 2 Melverton Avenue, Low Hill, Wolverhampton 36 06/01032/FUL 17 Lambert Road, Heath Town, Wolverhampton 37 06/01033/FUL 15 Lambert Road, Heath Town, Wolverhampton 37 06/1005/FP/C 5 Foxs Lane, Wolverhampton, 38 06/01093/FUL 341 Bushbury Lane, Bushbury / Low Hill, 38 Wolverhampton East park 06/0692/OP/R Land at, 9 - 11 Coalport Road,, Eastfield 39 06/0854/FP/C Land off, Sutherland Avenue,, Wolverhampton 39 06/0879/FP/R 2 Atherstone Road,, Wolverhampton, 40 06/0909/FP/R 125 Stowheath Lane, Stowheath, 40 06/0964/FP/M B O C Limited, Lower Walsall Street, Eastfield 41 06/0948/FP/R 3 Hawthorne Road, Stowlawn, Wolverhampton 41 06/0959/FP/R 51 Stubbington Close, Portobello, Wolverhampton 42 06/0974/FP/R 38 Friesland Drive, Eastfield, 42 06/0999/FP/C Rear of Probation Services Offices,, Minerva Wharf,, 43 Minerva Lane, Wolverhampton 06/0982/FP/R 72 Holloway Street, Stowheath, 43 06/01068/FUL 1 Hill Road, Portobello, Wolverhampton 44 06/01168/DEM 7 Woodstock Road, Eastpark, Wolverhampton 44 06/01169/DEM 13 Woodstock Road, East Park, Wolverhampton 45 Page 4 of 132 06/01170/DEM 12 Mayfield Road, East Park, Wolverhampton 45 06/01171/DEM 24 Mayfield Road, East Park, Wolverhampton 46 06/01172/DEM 32 Mayfield Road, East Park, Wolverhampton 46 06/01173/DEM 79 Hurstbourne Crescent, East Park, Wolverhampton 47 06/01174/DEM 21 Hurstbourne Crescent, East Park, Wolverhampton 47 06/01175/DEM 31 Selbourne Crescent, East Park, Wolverhampton 48 06/01211/DWF 19 - 25 Deansfield Road, Eastfield, Wolverhampton 48 Ettingshall 06/0727/FP/M Site of, 380 - 398 Bilston Road (backing onto Junction 49 Road), Ettingshall 06/0901/FP/M Saint Mary and Saint John's R.C. Primary School, 49 Caledonia Road, Wolverhampton 06/0905/GM/C Corner of, Powlett Street/Raby Street, Wolverhampton 50 06/0907/FP/C Learning Disabilities Unit,, Pond Lane Facility,, Pond 50 Lane, Wolverhampton 06/0927/FP/R 54 Spring Road, Ettingshall, 51 06/01037/FUL 192 Wellington Road, Bilston, Wolverhampton 51 06/01064/ADV Reg Vardy, Parkfield Road, Parkfield 52 Fallings Park 06/0848/FP/R 39 Fairview Crescent, Wednesfield, 52 06/0813/DW/M Boundary between, Moreton School, Old Fallings Lane, 53 Bushbury 06/0869/FP/R 109 Cadman Crescent, Fallings Park, 53 06/0883/FP/R 93 Wimborne Road, Wednesfield, 54 06/0902/RP/R 124 Newbolds Road, Fallings Park,, Wolverhampton, 54 06/0929/FP/R 51 Lower Prestwood Road, Wolverhampton, 55 06/0953/FP/R 12 Fairview Road, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton 55 Page 5 of 132 06/0983/FP/R 66 Carlton Avenue, Wednesfield, 56 06/01029/FUL 175 Bushbury Road, Heath Town, Wolverhampton 56 06/01088/FUL Woodhayes Farm, Blackhalve Lane, Wednesfield 57 Graiseley 06/0213/FP/R Land rear of, 11-13 Church Road,, Bradmore 57 06/0829/FP/M Land at Clifton Street, (corner of Lord Street), 58 Wolverhampton 06/0846/FP/R 54 Hughes Avenue, Bradmore, 58 06/0851/FP/R 184 Jeffcock Road, Penn, 59 06/0958/FP/R 22 Church Walk, Bradmore, Wolverhampton 59 06/0987/FP/R 35 Birches Barn Avenue,, Bradmore, 60 06/0990/FP/R 97 Church Road, Bradmore, 60 06/01023/FUL 190 Penn Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands 61 06/1009/FP/C The Old Pump House(PH), Merridale Street, 61 Wolverhampton 06/01121/FUL 26 Beckminster Road, Bradmore, Wolverhampton 62 Heath Town 05/1157/FP/M Land at, Cambridge Street,, Wolverhampton 62 05/1158/CA/R Former Maintenance Depot,, Cambridge Street,, 63 Wolverhampton 06/0676/FP/M Site of former Homer House, Church Street, Heath 63 Town 06/01045/FUL Land Adjacent To 11, New Heath Close, Heath Town 64 06/01063/FUL The Star Inn, Graiseley Lane, Wednesfield 64 06/0936/FP/R 32 Prestwood Road West,, Wednesfield, 65 06/0994/FP/R 8 Amos Avenue, Wednesfield, 65 06/01031/RP 55 Barbel Drive, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton 66 06/01075/FUL 94 Prestwood Road West, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton 66 Page 6 of 132 Merry Hill 06/0493/FP/R 18 Westfield Grove,, Finchfield, 67 06/0605/FP/R 32 Wootton Road, Finchfield, 67 06/0660/FP/R 268 Warstones Road, Penn, 68 06/0874/FP/R 46 The Avenue, Castlecroft, 68 06/0891/FP/C 58 Warstones Road,, Penn, 69 06/0913/FP/R 26 Bramblewood Drive, Wolverhampton, 69 06/0946/FP/R 162 Trysull Road, Merry Hill / Bradmore, 70 Wolverhampton 06/0960/FP/R 5 Uplands Drive,, Finchfield, 70 06/01028/FUL 238 Warstones Road, Merry Hill / Penn, Wolverhampton 71 06/01059/RP 5 Rowan Crescent, Merry Hill, Wolverhampton 71 06/01071/FUL 7 Grendon Gardens, Merry Hill, Wolverhampton 72 06/01074/FUL 34 Woodland Road, Merry Hill, Wolverhampton 72 06/01090/ADV Five Ways Pharmacy, 233 Trysull Road, Merry Hill / 73 Bradmore Oxley 06/0872/FP/R 1 Kyle Close, Oxley, 73 06/0955/FP/R 2 Ribbesford Avenue, Oxley, Wolverhampton 74 06/0997/FP/C Pendeford Fish Bar,, Unit 1 The Haymarket,, Pendeford 74 06/01080/FUL 33 Manor Road, Oxley, Wolverhampton 75 Park 06/0446/FP/C Atholl House,, 98 - 100 Richmond Road,, 75 Wolverhampton 06/0541/FP/R
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