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Public Notices Public Notices PLANNING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following applications have been received:- ALISON FARRAR, 48 GREASBY ROAD, GREASBY, CH49 3NE. Demolition of existing conservatory, construction of single storey rear extension with adjacent single window to TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 existing lounge and change from single window to door within existing garage. LDP/17/00147. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 Lawful Development Certificate Proposed. Archaeological site. The following proposal does not accord with the provisions of the development plan: MR M HARTY, MR R HARRISON, LANE END DEVELOPMENTS CONSTRUCTION, FORMERLY THE BIFFA WASTE SERVICES, BROMBOROUGH DOCK (SOUTH) LANDFILL SITE, DOCK ARCHERS, MARK RAKE, BROMBOROUGH, CH62 2DL. Demolition of former Public ROAD SOUTH, BROMBOROUGH, CH62 4SU. Construction and operation of Bromborough House (A4) and erection of 36 No. affordable apartments (C3(a)) with associated access, Re-cycle Park incorporating a new vehicular access, car park, weighbridge and gatehouse, welfare parking and landscaping. APP/17/00151. Full Planning Permission. facilities, drainage and landscaping. APP/16/01495. Full Planning Permission. Departure from U.D.P. MR D BRISLEN, 4REAL DEVELOPMENTS, LAND AT ALMA STREET AND HENRY TRUSTEES OF THE POULTON ESTATE, THE OLD SHIPPON (FORMERLY OFFICES AND STREET, BIRKENHEAD, WIRRAL. Creation of External Car Parking for a three year period. WORKSHOP OF LANCELYN LIGHTING AND THEATRE SUPPLIES) POULTON ROAD, SPITAL, APP/17/00172. Full Planning Permission. Affects setting of Conservation Area Hamilton Square. CH63 9LN. Variation of condition 3 of application APP/87/6599 to allow B1 (Business) use within the existing building. APP/17/00001. Full Planning Permission. Grade II listed building. Archaeological site. Any representations regarding the above applications must be received in writing by 30 March 2017 at the address below. A copy of the application, plans and other documents are available MR MARK COWLEY, 113 ELEANOR ROAD, BIDSTON, CH43 7QP. Amendment to for inspection at the Department of Regeneration, Housing & Planning, Wirral Borough Council, previous application APP/16/00836 - Erection of a two storey side and two storey rear extension. Wallasey Town Hall, North Annexe, Brighton Street, Wallasey, Merseyside, CH44 8ED between APP/17/00133. Full Planning Permission. Affects setting of Conservation Area Bidston. 9.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday (except Bank holidays), you can see details and plans of the application on our web site at www.wirral.gov.uk/planning/ and you can email comments to DR PICKLES, BIDSTON LIGHTHOUSE C.I.C. BIDSTON LIGHTHOUSE, WILDING WAY, [email protected]. BIDSTON, CH43 7RA. We propose to renew a disused and derelict pedestrian gate in the If the application is a householder application, in the event of an appeal against a refusal of Grade-II listed perimeter wall enclosing Bidston Lighthouse and Bidston Observatory. The design planning permission, which is to be dealt with on the basis of representations in writing, any of the new gate is inspired by the historic Bidston Flag Signals. LBC/17/00142. Listed Building representations made about the householder application will be sent to the Secretary of State, Consent. Grade II listed building. Archaeological site. and there will be no further opportunity to comment at appeal stage. TRAFFIC SECTION 14 OF THE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (AS AMENDED) - NOTICE OF MAKING TEMPORARY TRAFFIC RESTRICTION ORDER IN THE BIRKENHEAD AREA 2017 Notice is hereby given that Wirral Borough Council have made the above order under section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended by section 1 and Schedule 1 of the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991 and of all other enabling powers to enable proposed works to be executed on or near the roads specified in the proposed order (having already advertised notice of intent). The effects of the order, the alternative route for vehicular traffic the date the order comes into force and its maximum duration is set out below. A & C Bridges, Tower Road (Temporary Road Closures) Birkenhead Order 2017 The effect of this order will be: (A) To close ‘A’ Bridge, Tower Road from its junction with Dock Road to its junction with the Ferry Terminal Access Road. (B) To close ‘C’ Bridge, Tower Road from its junction with the Ferry Terminal Access Road to its junction with Tower Wharf. Alternative route: Traffic to be diverted via A5139 Dock Road, A5027 Duke Street, A5030 Cleveland Street, A5029 Rendell Street, A554 Tower Road and vice versa. Access to and from the Stena Line ferry terminal will be maintained at all times. The above traffic restrictions will not operate concurrently. They will only take place during certain times to accommodate works when necessary for that particular road and will not operate for the full duration of the dates advertised. Maximum Duration of the order: From 08:00am 28 March 2017 until 23:59pm 31 January 2018 (or such earlier date as the works are completed by). OFF-STREET PAY AND DISPLAY PARKING PLACES ORDER, 2015 - AMENDMENT NO. 1 2017 On 18 January 2017 Wirral Borough Council published Notice of its proposals to make the above Amendment Order under sections 32(1) (a) and 35 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (the “Act”) and of all other enabling powers. The general nature and effect of the Amendment Order as modified will be to amend the existing Metropolitan Borough of Wirral (Off-Street Pay and Display Parking Places) Order 2015 and its previous amendments to increase the existing parking charges across all car parks. Notice is hereby given that the Council in exercise of its powers under s46 of the Act, having considered objections to the proposed Amendment Order, intends to modify the proposed Order as follows. Schedule 2: Off Street Parking Places The proposed additional parking charges for the use of the Car Parks at Wirral County Parks be modified as follows:- PREVIOUS PROPOSAL Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Item Location of Parking Place Controlled Day Time Maximum Period of Rate of Payment Classes of Motor Vehicles No Hours Waiting 27 Wirral Country Park All days Mon-Sun 8am-6.30pm 24 hours if displaying Table H of Schedule 3 (i) Motor Cars 28 Royden Country Park inclusive approved parking ticket All Day £4, (ii) Motor Cycles Annual Permit £240.00 (iii) Goods vehicle 29 Arrowe Country Park (iv) Disabled persons vehicles 30 Eastham Country Park Item 27: Wirral Country Park car parks. Plots of land on the southern side and northern side of Station Road, Thurstaston in the vicinity of the visitor centre accessed from Station Road. Item 28: Royden Country Park car parking areas, including the access road and all roads within the country park area and the plots of land used for car parking within the Royden Country Park boundary. Accessed from Hill Bark Road. Item 29: Arrowe Country Park car parking areas, including the access road and all roads within the country park area and the plots of land used for car parking accessed from Arrowe Park Road and Arrowe Brook Road. Item 30: Eastham Country Park car parking areas, including the access road and all roads within the country park area accessed from Ferry Road. MODIFIED PROPOSAL Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Item Location of Parking Place Controlled Day Time Maximum Period of Rate of Payment Classes of Motor Vehicles No Hours Waiting 27 Wirral Country Park All days Mon-Sun 8am-6.30pm 24 hours if displaying Table H of Schedule 3 (i) Motor Cars 28 Royden Country Park inclusive approved parking ticket 1hr £0.50, 2hrs £1.00, (ii) Motor Cycles All Day £2.00, (iii) Goods vehicle 29 Arrowe Country Park Annual Permit £50 (iv) Disabled persons vehicles 30 Eastham Country Park Schedule 3: Rate of Payment The proposed parking charge increase of 50p will be modified and reduced to 20p and all parking charges will therefore be increased to the following rates of payment: Table A Table B Table C Table D Table E Table F Table G Table H Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to ½ hr £0.70 ½ hr £0.70 1hr £1.20 1hr £1.20 1hr £1.20 1hr £1.20 1hr £1.20 1hr £0.90 1hr £1.20 1hr £0.50 2hrs £1.80 2hrs £1.80 2hrs £1.80 2hrs £1.10 2hrs £1.00 3hrs £2.30 3hrs £2.30 3hrs £2.30 3hrs £1.40 4hrs £3.50 4hrs £3.50 4hrs £2.30 5hrs £4.30 5hrs £4.30 5hrs £3.50 All Day All Day All Day All Day All Day All Day All Day All Day £4.70 £4.70 £4.70 £2.20 £3.20 £4.70 £2.20 £2.00 Annual Permit Annual Permit Annual Permit Annual Permit Annual Permit Annual Permit Annual Permit Annual Permit £600.00 £600.00 £600.00 £600.00 £600.00 £600.00 £600.00 £50.00 Blue (disabled) badge holders would be exempt from the requirement to pay for parking as long as a valid blue badge is clearly displayed. Any representations on the modifications may be made on-line by 18 March 2017 atwww.wirral.gov.uk/highways (“Submit comments, questions or objections about new highway schemes in Wirral”) quoting the scheme reference number: SA/PS/2017v2. Alternatively any representations can be sent in writing to Steve Atkins, Parking Services Manager, Business Services, Cheshire Lines Building, Canning Street, Birkenhead, Wirral, CH41 1ND by 18 March 2017 quoting the scheme reference number: SA/PS/2017v2. Representations will be considered prior to the confirmation of the Amendment Order.
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