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DEVELOPMENT CONTROL & REGULATION COMMITTEE Meeting Date: 18 September 2019 From: The Acting Executive Director - Economy and Infrastructure FORWARD PLAN Committee Date Reference/Proposal/Site Location 31 October 2019 Commons Registration CA13/15 Application to correct non-registration or mistake registration, land at Ivy Tree Farm, CL276 Blawith Fell Countryside and Access Add path at Centurions Walk, Carlisle (WCA) Diversion of path no 570030 (Gurnal Bridge) (HA) Amendment of public footpath 126003 Nicholforest (WCA/HA) Diversion of paths 536260/261 Kendal (HA) Legal Event Modification Order 4 Development Control Thompsons of Prudhoe Ltd - 2/19/9008- Change of use to allow imported inert (construction, demolition and excavation waste) to be screened and processed at Silvertop Quarry for the life of Silvertop Quarry. Silvertop Quarry, Hallbankgate, Brampton, Cumbria (JP) Cumbria County Council - 2/19/9007 - Development of land to provide additional car parking capacity for West Cumbria House. West Cumbria House, Jubilee Road, Workington, CA14 4HB (EP) Cumbria County Council - 2/19/9008 - Erection of single storey standalone extension and covered link canopy. Land adjacent to the south-west of West Cumbria House, Jubilee Road, Workington, CA14 4HB (EP) United Utilities Plc - 5/19/9006 - change of use from agricultural field to wastewater treatment works extension to allow for increases to the capacity of the wastewater treatment process to accommodate population growth in the area. Land adjacent to the Endmoor Wastewater Treatment Works, Enyeat Road, Endmoor, Near Kendal, LA7 7NW (DH) 12 December 2019 Commons Registration CA13/52 Application to amend the register to record an historic event, CL3 Eastern Martindale Common. CA9/3 Application to register land at Bothel as a town or village green Countryside and Access Claimed paths at Eggerslack Woods (WCA) Modification at Milestones, Penrith (WCA) Diversion of path 331015 Hunsonby (HA) Diversion of path 327007 at Hartley (HA) diversion of path 326016 Middlesceugh Hall (HA) Development Control Thomas Armstrong - 2/19/9010 - Application for the determination of new planning conditions under the Environment Act 1995 (as amended) for the dormant minerals planning permission reference CA49 incorporating an area for plant, stockpiling and storage. High Close Quarry, High Close Farm, Plumbland, Aspatria, Wigton, CA7 2HF (RB) Thomas Armstrong - 2/19/9011 - New vehicular access to quarry. High Close Quarry, High Close Farm, Plumbland, Aspatria, Wigton, CA7 2HF (RB).

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