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Planning Enforcement Craven District Council 1 Belle Vue Square Broughton Road SKIPTON North Yorkshire BD23 1FJ Telephone: 01756 706254 Planning Committee Report of Monthly Cases Closed For period between 01/09/17 to 30/09/17 Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference 1874/2014 18th August 2014 4th September Not Expedient to Unauthorised signage on Former Public Cowling 2017 Enforce gable end of building. Conveniences Keighley Road Cowling Keighley North Yorkshire BD22 0BY 1971/2014 24th November 14th September No Breach Domestic garage being Garage Clover Court Skipton East 2014 2017 used for business 'wood Clover Hill storage'. Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 1BD 1972/2014 4th December 21st September Not Expedient to Felling of T.P.O. trees. Land At Enterprise Way Aire Valley With 2014 2017 Enforce Airedale Business Centre Lothersdale Keighley Road Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 2TZ 2074/2015 16th March 2015 6th September Not Expedient to Unauthorised works in Flying Horse Shoe Ingleton And 2017 Enforce vicinity of TPO trees. Caravan Site Clapham Clapham Lancaster North Yorkshire LA2 8ES 13th October 2017 Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference 2115/2015 29th April 2015 20th September Breach Resolved 1) Colour of house not 136 Keighley Road Skipton West 2017 appropriate for Skipton Conservation Area. 2) 6' North Yorkshire fence being installed. 3) BD23 2QT Back of property has been altered. 2181/2015 29th July 2015 20th September Breach Resolved Change of colour of the North Cottage Bentham 2017 windows & doors on a 43 High Street Listed Building. Ref: 2/19 Burton In Lonsdale Grade II Carnforth North Yorkshire LA6 3JP 2317/2016 2nd March 2016 20th September No Breach Warden living on site Langcliffe Caravan Park Settle And 2017 Langcliffe Road To Ribble Banks Langcliffe Place Caravan Park Langcliffe Settle North Yorkshire BD24 9LX 2329/2016 16th March 2016 28th September Retrospective Alleged breach of Property Off 2017 Planning Condition 3 of planning Carla Beck Lane application Carleton 17/2015/15411 Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 3BU 2355/2016 18th April 2016 19th September Other Reason Unauthorised works to 16 Ickornshaw Cowling 2017 Ickornshaw beck Cowling Keighley North Yorkshire BD22 0DH Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference 2443/2016 12th August 2016 19th September Other Reason Unauthorised works to Ickornshaw Beck Cowling 2017 Ickornshaw beck (follow Ickornshaw on complaint to 2355/16) Keighley North Yorkshire BD22 0DH 2503/2016 30th October 14th September Retrospective Construction of The Red House Bentham 2016 2017 Planning workshop and running Gas House Lane business from residential High Bentham property without planning Lancaster permission. North Yorkshire LA2 7HQ 2502/2016 2nd November 14th September No Breach Gateway access Allotments Opposite Of Aire Valley With 2016 2017 widened from 2-3ft to 10- Bethel Chapel Lothersdale 12ft wide. Lothersdale Keighley North Yorkshire BD20 8HB 2522/2016 8th December 4th September No Breach Large agricultural New Laithe Farm Glusburn 2016 2017 building been erected Station Road Cross Hills Keighley North Yorkshire BD20 7DT 2569/2017 16th January 27th September No Breach This is a compound with Orchard Cottage Skipton South 2017 2017 a garage and stable just Cawder Lane off Cawder Lane in Skipton Skipton. The owner North Yorkshire appears to have recently BD23 2TD enlarged two breeze block brick walls on the West & North of the compound. These walls are now 8 - 12 fett in height and the wall to the north has been plastered. Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference 2590/2017 16th January 13th September Not Expedient to Crown lifted monkey Meadow Bank Aire Valley With 2017 2017 Enforce puzzle tree. Rook Street Lothersdale Lothersdale Keighley North Yorkshire BD20 8EH 2564/2017 31st January 18th September Other Reason Large Satellite Dish on 3 Devonshire Mews Skipton North 2017 2017 Listed Building Newmarket Street Skipton BD23 2HR 2567/2017 7th February 28th September Retrospective Balcony not constructed 38 High Street Ingleton And 2017 2017 Planning in accordance with Ingleton Clapham planning approval Carnforth 45/2016/17160. North Yorkshire LA6 3AF 2571/2017 9th February 20th September No Breach Fence removed - going 18 Park Street Skipton North 2017 2017 to be replacing with new Skipton one & maybe putting North Yorkshire steps too. BD23 1NS 2572/2017 13th February 27th September No Breach Change of use from 49 Regent Road Skipton East 2017 2017 residential to business? Skipton Follow on complaint from North Yorkshire 1654/2013 to see if BD23 1AT circumstances have changed - SBS workers using as shortcut from parking on regent estate to The Bailey SBS Office. Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference 2578/2017 23rd February 12th September Breach Resolved Large concrete 3 Mill Close Settle And 2017 2017 outbuilding at rear of Settle Ribble Banks property - storage of North Yorkshire wood, store and building BD24 9BX materials. Plant machinery being stored and moved between 3 Mill Close and 33 Marshfield road. Previous case 1726/2014. 2603/2017 27th February 27th September Breach Resolved Issue with land drains 5 Lumb Croft Sutton-in- 2017 2017 Sutton-In-Craven Craven Keighley North Yorkshire BD20 7AZ 2617/2017 9th April 2017 8th September No Breach New wall has been Teenley Barn Settle And 2017 erected on boundary Wigglesworth Ribble Banks between garden and Skipton Teenley Barn's parking North Yorkshire area. The wall is 2 BD23 4RJ metres high and unsightly. ENF/02713/2017 2nd May 2017 19th September No Breach Structure erected in rear 3 The Old Barn Aire Valley With 2017 garden without consent. Woodside Lane Lothersdale Cononley Keighley BD20 8PE ENF/02714/2017 2nd May 2017 14th September No Breach Large area of hardcore 1 The Old Barn Aire Valley With 2017 put down outside. Woodside Lane Lothersdale Cononley Keighley BD20 8PE Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference ENF/02669/2017 16th June 2017 28th September Retrospective Engineering works/ track Skipton Golf Skipton North 2017 Planning being created with wide Club/Brackenley Lane access. Short Lee Lane Skipton BD23 3LF ENF/02699/2017 26th July 2017 19th September No Breach Foundations not grubbed The Old Dairy Ingleton And 2017 up and removed and re- Hollin Lane To The Heigh Clapham turfed as per condition 3 Clapham of 18/2014/14945. Lancaster LA2 7AU ENF/02731/2017 7th August 2017 26th September No Breach Alleged unauthorised Parking Area Gargrave And 2017 works to tree in parking Apartment 26 Malhamdale area Gargrave House West Street Gargrave Skipton ENF/02734/2017 30th August 2017 7th September No Breach Alleged unauthorised 1 St Stephens Close Skipton North 2017 tree felling at 1 St Skipton Stephens Close, Skipton. BD23 1PF ENF/02729/2017 1st September 21st September No Breach Development not in Temperance Hall Ingleton And 2017 2017 accordance with Clapham Clapham 18/2015/16278 and NMA Lancaster 18/2017/17822 LA2 7AS Enforcement Date Received Date Closed Reason for Closure Alleged Breach Site Address Ward Reference ENF/02746/2017 12th September 25th September Breach Resolved Unauthorised shed on Car Parking Site Glusburn 2017 2017 parking area 15 The Old Corn Mill Glusburn Keighley BD20 8DW .
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