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Decision Codes PAGE: 1 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 Decision Codes AGRAPP Agricultural Notification – Approved PD Permitted development (Planning Permission Not Required) AGRPPR Agricultural Notification – PEAVNZ Advert consent with standard conditions Planning Permission Required ALLOW Appeal Allowed PER Permitted APPWD Appeal Withdrawn PERLBZ Listed Building consent CATREE No objection to works to tree in Conservation Area PHEDGZ Hedgerow can be removed CSS Called in by the Secretary of State for decision PRESMZ Approval of reserved matters DEEMD Hazardous Substance Deemed Consent PTALLW Appeal allowed in part DISMIS Appeal Dismissed PTCON Permit works to tree in CA HEDGN Hedgerow Notice Not Required PTPOZ Tree preservation order consent HZPER Hazardous Substances Approval RCONAZ Conservation area consent refusal LAWFUL Lawful Use/Development READVZ Advert consent refused LEGAL Subject to a legal Agreement REF Refused NCAD Negative certificate of appropriate development REFLBZ Listed Building consent refused NDET Appeal RETURN Invalid application returned NOELB No objections Ecclesiastical L.B RHEDGZ Hedgerow to be retained NOOBJ No objections raised Circ. 18/84 or 14/90 RTCON Trees in CA objections/split decision NPW Application not proceeded with RTPOZ Tree preservation order consent refused PANRQ Prior approval not required SOSA Approved by Secretary of State PAREQ Prior approval required SPLITZ Advert split decision PAREQA Prior approval required and approved TCASPL Split response to trees in CA notification PAREQR Prior approval required and refused TOUT Telecom notification – out of time PCODZ Council’s own development (Reg 3) UNLAWF Unlawful use/development PCONAZ Conservation area consent approval WDN Application withdrawn Contact Telephone Numbers for Development Control: Central (CNTRL) Area team: Mike Bowley: 01908 252610 Jeremy Lee: 01908 252316 Andrew Horner: 01908 252609 Sue Barnes: 01908 252214 South Area Team: Alan Mills: 01908 252412 Wayne Campbell: 01908 252608 Nicola Wheatcroft: 01908 252274 North Area team: Peter Joel: 01908 252361 David Bainbridge 01908 252509 Minerals, Waste and Enforcement Matters: Ian Prosser: 01908 252710 Ann Stannard: 01908 254035 Rebecca Trouse 01908 252611 Development Control General: Enquiries: Maureen McAree: 01908 252358 Sonia Bailey: 01908 252358 Helen Westlake: 01908 252358 DECISN2000 PAGE: 2 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 Ref. No and Parish Date Decided Proposal 04/02038/FUL 06/01/05 ERECTION OF DWELLING NORTH at Land Adjacent To 3 Harrold Road Lavendon for L.A Trading Ltd Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02043/FUL 04/01/05 SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION CNTRL at 24 Lodge Gate Great Linford Milton Keynes for Mr D Akehurst Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02021/FUL 06/01/05 ERECTION OF DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE Bletchley And Fenny Stratford TC SOUTH at 13 Lennox Road Bletchley Milton Keynes for Mr A Serpini Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02135/ADV 05/01/05 THREE NON-ILLUMINATED ROUNDABOUT Bletchley And Fenny SPONSORSHIP SIGNS Stratford TC SOUTH at Mount Farm Roundabout Bond Avenue Bletchley for Milton Keynes Council Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 03/00815/FUL 04/01/05 EXTENSION TO WAREHOUSE (RE-SUBMISSION) Bradwell Abbey PC SOUTH at 73 Alston Drive Bradwell Abbey Milton Keynes for Central Cash 'n' Carry Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02042/FUL 05/01/05 TWO STOREY AND SINGLE STOREY SIDE Bradwell PC EXTENSION AND SINGLE STOREY FRONT EXTENSION CNTRL at 64 Colley Hill Bradwell Milton Keynes for Mr And Mrs P Cox Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 3 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 04/02102/TCA 04/01/05 NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION TO FELL ONE Broughton / MK PRUNUS TREE Village PC CNTRL at 1 Broughton Road Milton Keynes Village Milton Keynes for Mrs Richardson Decision: CATREE Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02023/FUL 04/01/05 TWO STOREY SIDE AND REAR EXTENSION Campbell Park PC CNTRL at 37 Edrich Avenue Oldbrook Milton Keynes for Mr And Mrs Richardson Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02068/FUL 04/01/05 CONVERSION OF SINGLE DWELLING INTO THREE Campbell Park PC SELF CONTAINED FLATS, TOGETHER WITH NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS AND ADDITIONAL PARKING CNTRL at 1 Penryn Avenue Fishermead Milton Keynes for A Ozdimir Decision: REF Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02139/ADV 06/01/05 FOUR NON-ILLUMINATED ROUNDABOUT Campbell Park PC SPONSORSHIP SIGNS CNTRL at Fishermead Roundabout Marlborough Street/Chaffron Way Fishermead for Milton Keynes Council Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02140/ADV 05/01/05 FOUR NON-ILLUMINATED ROUNDABOUT Campbell Park PC SPONSORSHIP SIGNS CNTRL at Glebe Roundabout Avebury Boulevard/Overgate Campbell Park for Milton Keynes Council Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02041/FUL 07/01/05 REAR CONSERVATORY Castlethorpe PC NORTH at 11 Shepperton Close Castlethorpe Milton Keynes for Mr And Mrs Handyside Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 4 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 04/02145/ADV 06/01/05 FOUR NON-ILLUMINATED ROUNDABOUT Central MK PC SPONSORSHIP SIGNS CNTRL at North Elder Roundabout Silbury Boulevard/Elder Gate Central Milton Keynes for Milton Keynes Council Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02148/ADV 05/01/05 FOUR NON-ILLUMINATED ROUNDABOUT Central MK PC SPONSORSHIP SIGNS CNTRL at South Elder Roundabout Avebury Boulevard/Elder Gate Central Milton Keynes for Milton Keynes Council Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02010/FUL 07/01/05 REAR CONSERVATORY Emberton PC NORTH at 10 Hulton Drive Emberton Olney for Mrs J Underwood Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02024/TPO 07/01/05 TREE PRESERVATION ORDER CONSENT TO Emberton PC REMOVE SIX BRANCHES FROM ONE COPPER BEECH TREE NORTH at 18 Olney Road Emberton Olney for Dr A And Mrs J Lane Decision: PTPOZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02030/FUL 06/01/05 DEMOLITION OF EXISTING GARAGE AND Emberton PC EXTENSION TO BOUNDARY WALL NORTH at Bramley Cottage 23 Olney Road Emberton for Mr I Hainsworth Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02031/LBC 06/01/05 LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR THE DEMOLITION Emberton PC OF EXISTING GARAGE AND EXTENSION TO BOUNDARY WALL NORTH at Bramley Cottage 23 Olney Road Emberton for Mr Hainsworth Decision: PERLBZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 5 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 04/01608/REM 04/01/05 ERECTION OF EXTRACARE RETIREMENT Great Linford PC COMMUNITY VILLAGE OF 258 UNITS OF ACCOMMODATION AND ASSOCIATED FACILITIES (RESERVED MATTERS OF 03/01948/OUT) CNTRL at Gyosei International School Brickhill Street Willen Park for Extra Care Charitable Trust Decision: PRESMZ Decision Type: Committee 04/02045/ADV 04/01/05 ONE INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED FASCIA SIGN AND Great Linford PC TWO NON ILLUMINATED FASCIA SIGNS CNTRL at Screen (UK) Ltd (formerly Dianippon) Michigan Drive Tongwell for Furniture Village Ltd Decision: SPLITZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/01900/FUL 07/01/05 ERECTION OF PITCHED ROOF TO REPLACE Haversham Cum EXISTING FLAT ROOF Little Linford PC NORTH at 24 Keppel Avenue Haversham Milton Keynes for Mr And Mrs Garforth Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/01912/FUL 07/01/05 ERECTION OF PITCHED ROOF TO REPLACE Haversham Cum EXISTING FLAT ROOF Little Linford PC NORTH at 22 Keppel Avenue Haversham Milton Keynes for Paul Decunha Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02146/ADV 06/01/05 FOUR NON-ILLUMINATED ROUNDABOUT Kents Hill,Monkston SPONSORSHIP SIGNS And Brinklow PC CNTRL at Oakgrove Roundabout Brickhill Street/Chaffron Way Oakgrove for Milton Keynes Council Decision: PEAVNZ Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02035/FUL 07/01/05 ERECTION OF DWELLING AND ANCILLARY Loughton PC WORKS SOUTH at Plot 1, Reserve Site 5 Linceslade Grove Loughton for Biant Homes Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 6 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 04/02036/FUL 07/01/05 ERECTION OF DWELLING AND ANCILLARY Loughton PC WORKS SOUTH at Plot 2, Reserve Site 5 Linceslade Grove Loughton for Biant Homes Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02037/FUL 07/01/05 ERECTION OF DWELLING AND ANCILLARY WORKS Loughton PC SOUTH at Plot 3, Reserve Site 5 Linceslade Grove Loughton for Biant Homes Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/01927/FUL 07/01/05 SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND TWO Newport Pagnell TC STOREY SIDE EXTENSION NORTH at 10 Blythe Close Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mr R Lane Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02009/FUL 07/01/05 SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 20 Thomas Drive Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mr And Mrs Johnson Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02022/FUL 06/01/05 TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 39 Bury Avenue Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mr V Gamble Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02067/FUL 07/01/05 REAR CONSERVATORY Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 24 Dulwich Close Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mr And Mrs Taylor Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers 04/02107/FUL 07/01/05 REAR CONSERVATORY Newport Pagnell TC NORTH at 58 Dulwich Close Newport Pagnell Buckinghamshire for Mr Pyner _ Mrs McCluskie Decision: PER Decision Type: Delegated Powers DECISN2000 PAGE: 7 DETAILS OF DECISIONS MADE WEEK BEGINNING 3rd January 2005 04/02119/FUL
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