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The London Gazette, 3Rd August 1990 12831 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 3RD AUGUST 1990 12831 STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL A copy of the Report of the Panel which conducted the Examination in Public relating to the above named Structure Plan is on deposit at the Planning Departments listed above, and Tunstall, TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971 Longton, Stone, Uttoxeter, Penkridge, Wombourne, Rugeley, and Burtwood Libraries. Notice of Proposed Modifications to Staffordshire Structure Plan Objections to the proposed modifications should be sent in writing 1986-2001 to the Regional Director, Department of the Environment, West Notice is hereby given that. The Secretary of State for the Midlands Regional Office, Five Ways Tower, Frederick Road, Environment proposes to modify the'above-named plan. Edgbaston, Birmingham BIS 1SJ, before the 14th September 1990. Certified copies of the plan and of the list of proposed Objections should state the matters to which they relate and the modifications (other than modifications which the Secretary of State grounds on which they are made.* A person making objections may is satisfied will not materially affect the content of the plan) have send a written request (stating his name and address to which notice been deposited at: is to be sent) to the Director of Planning and Economic Development, County Planning and Economic Development County Planning and Economic Development Department, Department, Martin Street, Stafford ST16 2LE, to be notified of the Martin Street, Stafford; decision on the plan. Staffordshire Moorlands Planning and Estates Department, Moorlands House, Stockwell Street, Leek; B. A. Price, County Clerk and Chief Executive Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme Planning and Development *Forms for making objections are obtainable at the places where Department, Hassell Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme; documents have been deposited. City of Stoke-on-Trent Planning and Architecture Department, 1st August 1990. (78S) Unity House, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent; Borough of Stafford Development Department, Civic Offices, Riverside, Stafford; East Staffordshire Public Services Department, Town Hall. TAFF ELY BOROUGH COUNCIL Burton-upon-Trent; South Staffordshire Planning Department, Council Offices, TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971 Codsall; Cannock Chase Planning Department, Council Offices, Beecroft Designation of Conservation Area Talygarn Rehabilitation Centre Road, Cannock; Grounds Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan Lichfield Planning Department, District Council House, Frog Notice is hereby given that, The Borough Council of Taff Ely on 25th Lane, Lichfield; June 1990 resolved to designate as a conservation area the grounds Borough of Tamworth, Development Control Department, of Talygarn Rehabilitation Centre, Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan, Municipal Offices, Marrnion House, Lichfield Street, including Talygarn Farm, the sports grounds, the Lake, Cot Wood Tamworth. and other adjoining trees and woodlands. Also Public Libraries in the following areas: The general effect of designation as a conservation area is as follows: Stoke-on-Trent Tunstall Library .Victoria Institute, The Boulevard, Tunstall; 1. The Planning Authority's consent is required before City Central Library, Bethesda Street, Hanley; demolition of any building (including ones not listed Longton Library, Sutherland Institute, Lightwood Road, individually as of historic or architectural importance). Longton. 2. The Planning Authority's consent is required before cutting Newcastle-under-Lyme down, topping, lopping, uprooting, wilfully damaging or Kidsgrove Library, Meadows Road, Kidsgrove; destroying any tree (including ones not yet protected by tree Chesterton Library, Community Centre, London Road, preservation order). Chesterton; 3. Planning applications affecting the character and appearance Newcastle Library, Iron Market, Newcastle. of the conservation area are advertised and comments received Staffordshire Moorlands taken into account before applications are decided. Biddulph Library, Tunstall Road, Biddulph; 4. "Permitted development rights" for householder Cheadle Library, Leek Road, Cheadle; development are more restricted than elsewhere. Leek Library, Nicholson Institute, Leek. 5. The Planning Authority must use its powers to secure Stafford presrvation and enhancement of the area. Stone Library, High Street, Stone; 1st August 1990. (776) Eccleshall Library, High Street, Eccleshall; Stafford Library, The Green Stafford; County Headquarters, Friars Terrace, Stafford. LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW East Staffordshire Uttoxeter Library, "Red Gables", High Street, Uttoxeter; TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971 Burton-on-Trent Library, Riverside, High Street, Burton-on- TOWN AND COUNTRY AMENITIES ACT 1974 Trent; Barton-under-Needwood Library, Dunstall Road, Barton-under- Designation of Conservation Area - Osterley Park Area, Hounslow Needwood. Notice is hereby given that the council of the London Borough of South Staffordshire Hounslow has designated the land described in the Schedule hereto Penkridge Library, Bellbrook, Penkridge; as a Conservation Area in accordance with section 277 of the Town Brewood Library, Newport Street, Brewood; and Country Planning Act 1971, as amended by the Town and Cheslyn Hay Library, High Street, Cheslyn Hay; Country Amenities Act 1974. Codsall Library, Histons Hill, Codsall; The effect of such designation is that special attention will be paid Wombourne Library, Windmill Bank, Wombourae; by both the council and Secretary of State for the Environment to Kinver Library, Vicarage Drive, Kinver. the character and appearance of the area when exercising functions Cannock Chase under the Planning Acts and associated legislation. In particular the Rugeley Library, Anson Street, Rugeley; council will be required to publish particulars in the local press of any Cannock Library, Manor Avenue, Cannock; application for planning permission likely to affect the character or Hednesford Library, Anglesey Crescent, Hednesford. appearance of the Conservation Area and must display a notice on Lichfield or near the land to which the application relates. Lichfield Library, Bird Street, Lichfield; In addition anyone wishing to demolish a building within the Burntwood Library, Sankey's Corner, Chase Terrace; Conservation Area must, with certain exceptions, first apply for Shenstone Library, Main Street, Shenstone. listed building consent to the council. Such an application must be made seperately from any application for planning permission for Tamworth the redevelopment of the site. Tamworth Library, Corporation Street, Tamworth. The Town and Country Amenities Act 1974 also requires 6 weeks The deposited documents are available for inspection, free of charge, prior notice to be given to the Council of intention to cut down, top, during normal opening hours. lop or fell any tree in a Conservation Area (excluding fruit trees)..
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