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DECISIONS ISSUED - 31 May - 07 June 2018 The following Decisions have been issued. To view the full decision with associated documents please go to Document Viewer APPLICATION LOCATION PROPOSAL DECISION NUMBER 18/00447/FUL 56-62 Wood Road Dropped Kerb Application CODSALL Codsall Withdrawn WOLVERHAMPTON Matthew Hurley South Staffordshire WV8 1DN 18/00367/FUL 2 Broadway Codsall Single storey rear APPROVE Subject to CODSALL Wolverhampton extension Conditions South Staffordshire Laura Moon WV8 2EL 18/00336/FUL 134 Enville Road Single storey front APPROVE Subject to KINVER Kinver Stourbridge and rear extensions Conditions South Staffordshire Laura Moon DY7 6BN 18/00332/FUL Bungalow Farm Domestic APPROVE Subject to PENKRIDGE Quarry Heath extensions Conditions Penkridge Stafford Gareth Dwight South Staffordshire ST19 5RT 18/00329/FUL 17 Westbourne Extend porch in line CHESLYN HAY Avenue Cheslyn with existing Hay Walsall South garage and add a Paul Thompson Staffordshire WS6 pitched roof 7DH extending across the garage. Knock through into garage from the new porch and convert half the garage into a utility/WC. 18/00325/LUE The Paddocks Mile Planning Permission APPROVE KINVER Flat Greensforge ref. 14/00893/OUT Kingswinford South and Reserved Laura Moon Staffordshire DY6 Matters Permission 0AU ref. 17/00785/REM relating to the erection of 2no. detached single- storey dwellings, have been lawfully commenced 18/00320/AGRRE Greymeadow Conversion of REFUSE S Quarry Farm Great agricultural PATTINGHAM & Moor Road buildings to 2 PATSHULL Pattingham dwellings. Wolverhampton (Resubmission of Laura Moon South Staffordshire 17/00355/AGRRES) WV6 7AU 18/00316/FUL 2 Four Ashes Road Loft conversions APPROVE Subject to BREWOOD & Brewood South with installation of Conditions COVEN Staffordshire ST19 dormer windows at 9HX first floor level to Matthew Hurley bungalow 18/00303/FUL 11 Sytch Lane Proposed APPROVE Subject to WOMBOURNE Wombourne residential Conditions Wolverhampton development of Laura Moon South Staffordshire 6no. 2bedroom WV5 0NF detached bungalows with private access road and 2no. 3 bedroom detached dwellings. 18/00280/FUL 30 Queens Road Demolish existing 2 APPROVE Subject to HATHERTON Calf Heath No conservatories Conditions Wolverhampton and replace with Jeff Upton South Staffordshire new brick building WV10 7DT 18/00254/FUL Old Forge Cottage Proposed change of APPROVE Subject to SWINDON Smestow Lane use of garage into Conditions Swindon Dudley a 2-bed annexe for Laura Moon South Staffordshire use by Old Forge DY3 4PN Cottage 18/00249/FUL 34 Cannock Road Two storey side & APPROVE Subject to FEATHERSTONE & Featherstone single storey rear Conditions BRINSFORD PC Wolverhampton extension South Staffordshire Matthew Hurley WV10 7AD 18/00205/OUT The Glens Outline application KINVER Sugarloaf Lane for a single Iverley Stourbridge dwelling with Laura Moon South Staffordshire garage DY10 3PB 18/00190/FUL 4 Foley Street `Proposed APPROVE Subject to KINVER Kinver Stourbridge detached four Conditions South Staffordshire bedroom house Debbie Hall DY7 6EP with integral garage 18/00186/FUL Barn Farm Alterations and APPROVE Subject to BREWOOD & Whitehouse Lane extensions to Conditions COVEN Gunstone existing barn Wolverhampton Jeff Upton South Staffordshire WV8 1QQ 18/00174/FUL Land Adjacent The The replacement of Application CODSALL Dower House existing gate which Withdrawn Hollybush Lane is currently 1.25m Matthew Hurley Oaken high with a gate Wolverhampton 1.8m high South Staffordshire WV8 2AT 18/00017/ADV Abbeyfield House Abbeyfield CODSALL Windsor Gardens sign/board Codsall South Laura Moon Staffordshire WV8 2EX 17/01135/FUL Highbrooke And Changes of use APPROVE Subject to PENKRIDGE Little Treasures from day nursery Conditions Day Nursery and extensions to Gareth Dwight Boscomoor Lane Highbrooke and Penkridge Stafford Little Treasures, ST19 5NU Boscomoor Lane, Penkridge ST19 5NU to provide one five bedroomed detached house at Highbrooke and one two bedroomed detached bungalow at Little Treasures. .
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