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Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Planning Committee SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE Applications determined under delegated powers by the Area Director of Regeneration and Economy since your last Committee Meeting REPORT FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59015 Former Beer Garden Proposed 6 No. four Grant Of Old Blue Ball bedroom semi-detached Permission Wednesbury 19 Hall End houses with associated Subject to North Wednesbury parking (revised Conditions WS10 9ED application - DC/15/58433). 6th May 2016 DC/16/59051 115A Manor House Proposed rear dormer to Grant Road facilitate self contained Permission with Wednesbury Wednesbury flat. external North WS10 9PL materials 5th May 2016 DC/16/59061 Sandwell MBC Proposed variation of Grant Hateley Heath condition 1 of planning Permission Hateley Heath Neighbourhood permission DC/15/58097, Subject to Office revised house types and Conditions Monmouth Drive site layout. West Bromwich 3rd May 2016 B71 2ST DC/16/59127 Land Adjacent Retention of use as Grant Langley Maltings ready mix concrete Temporary Oldbury Western Road service with cement silo, Retrospective Oldbury 2 No, storage containers Consent B69 4LY and 2.1m high palisade fencing, (revised 9th May 2016 application - DC/15/58311). [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/6239A 119 Bromford Lane Retention of illuminated Grant West Bromwich projection sign. Advertisement Greets Green & B70 7HR Consent Lyng 29th April 2016 DC/16/6243A Unit 2 Proposed 1 No. non- Refuse 52 Throne Road illuminated totem sign. Advertisement Blackheath Rowley Regis Consent B65 9JG 28th April 2016 DC/16/59163 Site Of Former Proposed first floor side Grant Smethwick Home extension for storage Permission St Pauls Guard Club (amendment to planning Subject to Oldbury Road application Conditions Smethwick (DC/14/57241). 27th April 2016 DC/16/59172 4-7 Owen Street Proposed change of use Grant Tipton of first floor to an Permission Tipton Green DY4 8EZ educational/training Subject to facility (D1). Conditions 28th April 2016 DC/16/6245A 5 Summit Crescent Proposed 2 No. internally Grant Smethwick illuminated fascia signs, Advertisement St Pauls B66 1BT 1 No. non-illuminated Consent fascia sign, 1 No. non illuminated hoarding sign, 27th April 2016 1 No. banner sign and 2 No. non-illuminated flag pole signs. DC/16/59184 19 Almond Avenue Proposed conservatory Grant Walsall to rear. Permission Great Barr With WS5 4JU Yew Tree 3rd May 2016 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59186 46 Salisbury Road Proposed ground and Grant West Bromwich first floor extensions to Permission West Bromwich B70 6JZ side/rear and fencing. Subject to Central Conditions 5th May 2016 DC/16/59173 30 Dunkirk Avenue Proposed detached Grant West Bromwich garage. Permission Great Bridge B70 0ER Subject to Conditions 3rd May 2016 DC/16/59200 11 Dale Street Proposed first floor side Grant Wednesbury extension with rear Permission Wednesbury WS10 7PJ dormer and single storey Subject to North front extension. Conditions 17th May 2016 DC/16/59202 23 Hanson Close Proposed two storey side Refuse Smethwick and rear extension. permission St Pauls B66 2BY 4th May 2016 DC/16/59204 36 - 38 Rood End Proposed shop front Grant Road alterations, and Permission with St Pauls Oldbury conversion of first floor to external B68 8SG provide 4 No. 1 bed materials apartments. with roof lights to front and dormer 10th May 2016 window to rear. DC/16/59208 Friar Park Village Proposed single storey Grant Medical Centre extension and works to Permission Friar Park 158A Crankhall Lane car park. Subject to Wednesbury Conditions WS10 0EB 17th May 2016 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59219 52 Great Bridge Proposed two storey side Grant Street and single storey rear Permission with Greets Green & West Bromwich extensions. external Lyng B70 0BP materials 4th May 2016 DC/16/59226 101 High Street Proposed change of use Grant Princes End at ground floor to hot Permission Princes End Tipton food takeaway with eat in Subject to DY4 9JE facilities. Conditions 5th May 2016 DC/16/59223 35 Littlemoor Hill Proposed single storey Grant Smethwick rear extension. Permission with Smethwick B67 7BG external materials 11th May 2016 DC/16/59224 20 Lupin Grove Proposed single storey Grant Walsall side extension and Permission Great Barr With WS5 4UU raising of garage roof to Subject to Yew Tree create first floor office Conditions space. 16th May 2016 DC/16/59231 11 Dingle Avenue Proposed installation of a Grant Cradley Heath platform lift and Permission Cradley Heath B64 7DY associated works. & Old Hill 27th April 2016 DC/16/59233 34 Glover Street Proposed single storey Grant West Bromwich side extension. Permission with West Bromwich B70 6DU external Central materials 20th May 2016 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59234 52 Stella Road Two storey side Grant Tipton extension. Permission with Tipton Green DY4 9BN external materials 28th April 2016 DC/16/59236 63 Newcomen Drive Proposed two storey rear Grant Tipton extension. Permission Tipton Green DY4 8XX Subject to Conditions 16th May 2016 DC/16/59239 292 Wolverhampton Proposed single storey Grant Road side and rear extension. Permission with Old Warley Oldbury external B68 0TF materials 28th April 2016 DC/16/59240 5 Salters Vale Proposed single storey Grant West Bromwich side and rear extensions. Permission West Bromwich B70 6QS Subject to Central Conditions 9th May 2016 DC/16/59241 The Spinney Proposed rear extension Grant Smithmoor Crescent to create cellar/storage. Permission with Charlemont West Bromwich external With Grove B71 3EZ materials Vale 9th May 2016 DC/16/59248 18 Hollydale Road Proposed two storey rear Grant Rowley Regis and side extension. Permission with Blackheath B65 9QR external materials 6th May 2016 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59249 1 Cakemore Road Proposed single storey Refuse Rowley Regis side and rear extension permission Langley B65 0RB (revised application DC/15/58091 to include 5th May 2016 first floor side extension). DC/16/59245 8 Charlemont Lawful Development Grant Lawful Crescent Certificate for a proposed Use Certificate Charlemont West Bromwich side roof extension. With Grove B71 3DA 27th April 2016 Vale DC/16/59251 1 Valentine Road Proposed two storey side Grant Oldbury extension, single storey Permission Bristnall B68 9AJ rear extension and Subject to canopy to front. Conditions 10th May 2016 DC/16/59252 284D High Street Proposed change of use Grant Smethwick at ground floor only to Permission Soho & Victoria B66 3NU restaurant (Class A3) Subject to and installation of flue to Conditions rear - revised application DC/15/58932. 28th April 2016 DC/16/59255 116 High Street Proposed change of use Grant Smethwick of 2nd floor to a training Permission Smethwick B66 1AA centre. 16th May 2016 DC/16/59256 548 - 550 Hagley Change of use from retail Grant Road West (A1) to hot food Permission Old Warley Oldbury takeaway (A5) with Subject to B68 0BZ delivery service and Conditions associated scooter parking, new kitchen 10th May 2016 extract chimney, external a/c condenser unit and shop front alteration. [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59257 Units 6 & 7 Proposed additional Grant Junction 2 Industrial windows to south east Permission Oldbury Estate elevation. Demuth Way 28th April 2016 Oldbury B69 4LT DC/16/59258 3 Allendale Grove Proposed single storey Grant Great Barr side and rear extension. Permission Newton Birmingham Subject to B43 5RY Conditions 11th May 2016 DC/16/59261 Rolfe Tyre And Retention of use for car Grant Repair Centre repairs, servicing, tyre Conditional Soho & Victoria 2 Rolfe Street changing and car Temporary Smethwick disassembly. Permission B66 2AA 12th May 2016 DC/16/6249A 548 - 550 Hagley Proposed internally Grant Road West illuminated fascia and Advertisement Old Warley Oldbury projecting sign. Consent B68 0BZ 10th May 2016 DC/16/59262 Lockup Garages Retention of 4 garages. Grant Rear 237-239 Conditional Blackheath Oldbury Road Retrospective Rowley Regis Consent 12th May 2016 DC/16/59265 40 Pavilion Avenue Proposed single storey Grant Smethwick rear extension. Permission with Bristnall B67 6LD external materials 29th April 2016 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59271 95 Church Lane Proposed single storey Grant West Bromwich side extension. Permission West Bromwich B71 1BX Subject to Central Conditions 9th May 2016 DC/16/59272 11 Hillcrest Avenue Proposed single storey Grant Great Barr rear extension. Permission Great Barr With Birmingham Subject to Yew Tree B43 6LX Conditions 3rd May 2016 DC/16/59273 18 Standbridge Way Proposed two storey side Grant Tipton and single storey rear Permission with Tipton Green DY4 8TS extension. external materials 20th May 2016 DC/16/59284 39 Valentine Road Retention of outbuilding Grant Oldbury at rear. Conditional Bristnall B68 9AJ Retrospective Consent 10th May 2016 DC/16/6250A KFC Proposed illuminated 1 Grant Brickhouse Lane No. menu sign, 1 No. Advertisement Great Bridge South wall hung menu board Consent Tipton and 1 No. non illuminated DY4 7HW digital speaker post. 20th May 2016 DC/16/6252A Centro Two illuminated Grant Bus Shelter 306914 advertisement posters. Advertisement Rowley Dudley Road Consent Rowley Regis 4th May 2016 [IL0: UNCLASSIFIED] Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59275 21 Bromfield Proposed single storey Grant Crescent side and rear extension. Permission with Friar Park Wednesbury external WS10 0TS materials 12th May 2016 DC/16/59278 22 Woodbourne T1- Lime Tree crown Grant Tree Road raise to 5.5 Preservation Abbey Smethwick Order B67 5LY Permission 18th May 2016 DC/16/59282 51 Pages Lane Proposed single storey Grant Great Barr front and side extension.
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