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Argyll and Bute Council Development Services BUILDING STANDARDS DELEGATED DECISIONS SINCE LAST COMMITTEE Argyll and Bute Council Development Services BUILDING STANDARDS DELEGATED DECISIONS SINCE LAST COMMITTEE CASENO APPLICANT NAME/PROPOSAL RECEIVED VETTED DECISION DECISION AND SITE ADDRESS DATE DATE 05/01306/ERECDW/B Mr And Mrs K MacLennan 17/11/2006 21/11/2006 24/11/2006 WARAPP Taigh Na Seanahair Tayvallich Lochgilphead Argyll PA31 8PW Erection of 1+1/2 storey timber framed seven apartment dwelling house - Stage 1 - All stages except underground drainage - amendment to Building Warrant reference number 05/01306/ERCDW - g/f changed from block and beam to concrete floor, formation of store below decking, g/f storage heaters changed to underfloor heating and installation of entrance canopy and 1st floor wall mounted stove. 05/01389/ERECDW/A Ms Cathy Cameron 16/11/2006 23/11/2006 24/11/2006 WARAPP Plot 3 Land South West Of West Loch Hotel Tarbert Argyll PA29 6YF Erection of a new 5 apartment 2 storey dwelling house - amendment to warrant 05/01389/ERECDW granted 22 September 2005 - handing of rear conservatory, alterations to stair configuration, formation of external flue and alterations internally as built 06/00858/ALTER Miss Lynne Girdwood 19/06/2006 20/06/2006 30/11/2006 WARAPP Rosebank Glenburn Road Ardrishaig Argyll And Bute PA30 8EU Alterations to roof to form 4 No. Velux windows and form doorway from existing window opening 06/00986/ERECDW Mr And Mrs John Middlemass 12/07/2006 28/07/2006 20/11/2006 WARAPP Land South Of Putechan Hotel Access Onto A83 Bellochantuy Argyll And Bute Erection of a 1+1/2 storey timber framed dwelling house and associated septic tank and soakaway 06/01005/CONV01 Ms J McAllister 17/07/2006 28/07/2006 20/11/2006 WARAPP No 2 Old Cottages Bellochantuy Argyll And Bute PA28 6QE Alterations to ground floor layout consisting of changing scullery/W.C into porch, changed layout to kitchen, shower room and access stairs to existing loft space to form bedroom 06/01143/MULTIP Crerar Hotels 14/08/2006 30/08/2006 05/12/2006 WARAPP Loch Fyne Hotel Inveraray Argyll And Bute PA32 8XT Extend existing conservatory and dining room, erect new laundry and alter kitchen area WARAPP=Building Warrant Approved WARREF=Building Warrant Refused WARWIT=Building Warrant Withdrawn COMF=Letter of Comfort issued COMFR=Letter of Comfort refused EXEMPT=Exempt Building Warrant LOCWIT= Letter of Comfort withdrawn SUPERS=Superceded by new Building 14 December 2006 Page 1 of 2 Argyll and Bute Council Development Services BUILDING STANDARDS DELEGATED DECISIONS SINCE LAST COMMITTEE CASENO APPLICANT NAME/PROPOSAL RECEIVED VETTED DECISION DECISION AND SITE ADDRESS DATE DATE 06/01303/ALTEXT Fiona And Alasdair MacNicol 21/09/2006 11/10/2006 05/12/2006 WARAPP The Moorings Minard Argyll And Bute PA32 8YB Alterations to form utility from kitchen, bedroom 2 from dining room and kitchen from bedroom 2 06/01430/MULTIP Mr And Mrs Reid 16/10/2006 02/11/2006 24/11/2006 WARAPP Avenue Cottage The Avenue Inveraray Argyll And Bute PA32 8YX Erect lean to roof over existing flat roof and replace double chimney with single chimney 06/01484/ALTEXT Mr And Mrs Ferguson 03/11/2006 14/11/2006 27/11/2006 WARAPP 7 Distillery Houses Caol Ila Isle Of Islay Argyll And Bute PA46 7RJ Alterations to form doors from kitchen window to access new conservatory extension to side of dwelling 06/01495/CONV01 Mr And Mrs C. MacSporran 06/11/2006 15/11/2006 23/11/2006 WARAPP 170 Ralston Road Campbeltown Argyll And Bute PA28 6LQ Attic conversion to form bedroom and store 06/01503/CONV01 Mr And Mrs J Debnam 08/11/2006 10/11/2006 17/11/2006 WARAPP Lochview Furnace Argyll And Bute PA32 8XN Attic conversion and minor internal alterations WARAPP=Building Warrant Approved WARREF=Building Warrant Refused WARWIT=Building Warrant Withdrawn COMF=Letter of Comfort issued COMFR=Letter of Comfort refused EXEMPT=Exempt Building Warrant LOCWIT= Letter of Comfort withdrawn SUPERS=Superceded by new Building 14 December 2006 Page 2 of 2 .
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