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North Lanarkshire Council North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT Planning Applications for consideration of the Planning and Environment Committee Committee Date: 17th November 2004 Ordnance Survey maps reproduced from Ordnance Survey with permission of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 17'h NOVEMBER 2004 Page No. Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus ecommendation 15 N/03/01845/FUL Taylor Woodrow Residential Development and Grant (P) Developments Ltd Associated Infrastructure Works - Land at Frankfield Loch Cumbernauld Road Stepps 31 N/04/01336/FUL Mr & Mrs E Stewart Extension to a Dwellinghouse Grant 27 Rosemount - Westerwood, Cum bernauld 37 N/04/01337/OUT William Ross Demolition of Existing Building & Grant Construction of Flatted Development - 43-45 Station Road Muirhead 42 N1041013571FUL A M Thomson Siting of a Caravan - Refuse South Barr Farm, South Barrwood Road, Kilsyth 47 N/04/01433/FUL Barratt West Scotland Construction of 130 Grant (P) Dwellinghouses - Area 3 Smithstone. Cum bernauld 53 N/04/01473/AMD Carrick Properties Renewal of Outline Planning Grant Permission (N/00/00590/0UT) for Residential Development - Site South of Kingdom Hall Liddel Road, Seafar, Cumbernauld 59 N/04/0 1487/FU L Mr C McCallum Change of Use of Former Plant Grant Nursery to Plant and Hard Landscape Nursery with a Secondary Caravan Display Area - Auchengree Nursery, Lenzie Road Stepps 66 N/04/01525/FUL 02 (UK) Ltd Installation of 3 Antenna - Grant Carrickstone Water Tower off Portland Road, Carrickstone, Cum bernauld 73 N/04/01564/FUL Mr M Hawthorne Construction of 3 Chalets - Refuse Banton Loch House, Colzium, Kilsyth 81 N/04/01600/FUL Z Ali Construction of 20 Dwellinghouses Grant Land to the Rear of Seafar House Allanfauld Road, Seafar, Cum bernauld 89 N/04/01602/FUL Hutchison 3G (UK) Ltd Installation of 3 Antenna, 3 Grant Transmission Dishes and Equipment Cabinet - Carrickstone Water Tower off Portland Road, Carrickstone, Cum bernauld APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 17'h NOVEMBER 2004 Page No. Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus ecommendation 96 N/04/01697/FUL Mr & Mrs J Brady Extension to a Dwellinghouse - Grant 5 Blairdenan Avenue Moodiesburn 101 N/04/01731/FUL Mr Philip & Mrs Gillian Extension to a Dwellinghouse - Grant Rose 38 Hayston Road, Carrickstone, Cum bernauld 105 C/04/0O4 78/OUT Legal And General Erection of 10,128 sq. m Class 1 Grant Assurance Society Foodstore and Associated Limited Alterations to Car Parking and Servicing - Land North & East of Matalan to & including Existing Tesco & Car Park Faraday Retail Park Coatbridge 112 C/04/00664/FUL Commodore Homes Erection of 12 Detached Houses Grant Ltd and Associated Access Road - 41 4 Greengairs Road Greengairs 118 C/04/01197/FUL Shawhead Formation of Office Grant Developments Ltd Accommodation, Car Parking and Alterations to Gatehouse - Land West of 1 Hagmill Crescent, Hagmill Road East Shawhead Industrial Estate Coatbridge 122 C/04/01431/AMD TA Autobreakers Amendment to planning permission Refuse to allow crusher to be used for a total of 6 working days over every 4 week period - Land west of West of Scotland Properties, Cameron Street, Coatbridge 128 C/04/01443/FUL TA Autobreakers Erection of Building for Grant Decontamination of End of Life Vehicles - Land west of West of Scotland Properties, Cameron Street, Coatbridge 135 C/04/01519/OUT Mr A Reid Erection of Dwellinghouse (In Grant Outline) - Land West of Playground Main Street, Longriggend 139 C/04/01559/FUL The Link Group Erection of 19 Dwellinghouses and Grant 104 Sq. m. Dental Surgery at Vacant Land North &West of Junction of Scarhill Street & Kirkshaws Road Coatbridge 144 C/04/01592/FUL Hutchison 3G UK Relocation of Antennae - Grant Limited 86 Graham Street Airdrie Lanarkshire 147 C/04/01623/FUL Mr and Mrs Neil Rear conservatory to dwellinghouse Grant 4 Roselea, Caldercruix APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 17'h NOVEMBER 2004 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus ecommendation 152 C1041016491FUL Glenmac Sport Erection of Dwellinghouse including Grant (P) Fisheries Ltd formation of vehicular access to Fishery - Madgiscroft Quarry, Garngibboch Road Cumbernauld 159 C/04/01666/FUL Strathclyde Homes Ltd Erection of 62 Dwellinghouses - Grant Land South of Main Street, Salsburgh 169 C/04/01679/FUL Mrs Wall ace Erection of rear access stairs Grant (retrospective) - 25 Lavelle Drive Coatbridge 173 C/04/01699/FUL Mario Rea Erection of 9 dwellinghouses at Grant Crowwood Crescent, Calderbank 178 C/04/01769/FUL Mr K Watt Erection of Extension to rear of Grant dwellinghouse at 18 Alexander Street, Coatbridge 182 C/04/01836/AMD Mr J Rea Single and double storey rear Grant extension, single storey lounge extension, formation of bay window and conversion of garage to habitable room (amendment to C/03/01657/FUL) - 18 Heathery Lea Avenue, Carnbroe, Coatbridge 187 S/02/01359/OUT Anthony Young Erection of Dwellinghouse Grant (In Outline) - 204 Main Street Holytown Motherwell 194 SI 04/0022O/FUL Mr C Hardie Formation of Access and Two House Refuse Plots - Land North of 76A Benhar Road Shotts 200 S/04/00270/0 UT Oscarpark Residential Development (In Outline) Refuse (P) Developments Ltd. Land North of Branchal Road, Wishaw 209 S/04/00746/FUL Graeme Stewart Use of Land for Saturday Car Boot Refuse Sale - The Burnside Hirst Road Harthill Shotts 21 7 S/04/00760/FU L M & D Leisure Ltd. Erection of Steel Portal Framed Grant (P) Glazed Shed to Create "Rainforest" Visitor Attraction - Scotland's Theme Park Strathclyde Park Hamilton Road Motherwell 224 SI 04/00977/REM Mr & Mrs S Forster Erection of Dwellinghouse - Grant Land South of 173 Mill Road Allanton, Shotts APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 17'h NOVEMBER 2004 Page No. Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus ecommendation 231 S/04/011151FUL Scottish Water Proposed Installation of Final Grant Castlehouse Settlement Tank (FST) Motor Control Centre (MCC), RAS Pumping Station, Altered Internal Access Road and Associated Ancillary Development for Sewage Treatment Sewage Treatment Works Rosehall Road Shotts 234 S1041012301FUL Vodafone (UK) Ltd Erection of 12 Metre High Mobile Refuse Phone Monopole to Accommodate Three Antennas and Associated Ground Based Equipment - Land at Hamilton Road Motherwell 239 S1041012631FUL Mrs Joanne McLachlan Erection of Shop (Temporary Refuse Building) - 41 West Main Street Harthill Shotts 244 S1041013951FUL Crown Castle (UK) Ltd Installation of 20 Metre Refuse Telecommunications Mast & Associated Equipment - Telephone Exchange Gray Street Cleland Motherwell 256 S/ 041014701FUL Vodaphone Ltd Erection of 15m Grant Telecommunications Streetworks Monopole, Cabinets & Ancillary Development - Site at Bothwellhaugh Road Bellshill 259 S1041015541FUL Garry O'Rouke Erection of Rear Conservatory - Grant 31 Catherine Street Motherwell 264 S/04/01561/FUL John Harding Alterations to Bring About Change of Refuse Use of Domestic Garage to Form Motorcycle Repair Garage (In Retrospect) - 455 Stewarton Street Wishaw 269 S1041015931FUL Moira & Peter Gillespie Erection of Raised Timber Decking Refuse to the Rear of Dwellinghouse (in retrospect) - (Plot No. 165), 9 Snead View Motherwell 275 S10410161 61FUL Kirkmanse Ltd Construction of Workshop Building Grant with Ancillary Office Accommodation for Vehicle MOT, Servicing and Hire- Land at Corner of Howden Avenue Newhouse Industrial Estate Newhouse 283 S/04/0163 1IF UL Crown Castle (UK) Ltd Erection of 20 metre High Grant Telecommunications Tower with Associated Equipment - Mast at Stable Road Shotts APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 17'h NOVEMBER 2004 Page No. Application No. Applicant DevelopmentlLocus ecommendation SO41016521FUL Mitchells & Butlers Conversion of Existing Play Barn Grant Retails Ltd Attached to Public House and Erection of New Extension to Form Twenty-Eight Bedroom Ancillary Hotel - Strathclyde Park Inn Strathclyde Park Hamilton Road Motherwell S/04/01744/FUL Mr & Mrs R Crone Erection of Two Storey Side Grant Extension to Dwellinghouse - 26 Aultmore Drive Motherwell S/04/01762/FUL Elizabeth Meenagh Erection of a Two-Storey Semi- Grant Detached Dwellinghouse - 58 Neilsland Drive Motherwell MLI 3EB N/03/01845/FUL If granted, refer to the Scottish Ministers (Contrary to Policy) N/04/01433/FUL If granted, refer to the Scottish Ministers (Contrary to Policy) Ci04i01649iFUL If granted, Section 75 required S/04/00270/OUT If granted, refer to the Scottish Ministers (Contrary to Policy) S/04/0076O/FUL If granted, refer to the Scottish Ministers (Contrary to Policy) Application No : N/03/01845/FUL Date Registered: 10th December 2003 Applicant: Taylor Woodrow Developments Ltd 2 Garbett Road Kirkton Campus Livingston EH54 7DL Agent Keppie Planning Ltd 160 West Regent Street Glasgow G2 4RL Development: Residential Development and Associated Infrastructure Works Location: Land at Frankfield Loch, Cumbernauld Road, Stepps Ward: 70: Stepps Councillor Brian Wallace Grid Reference: 265937 668167 File Reference: N/03/01845/FUL Site History: Development Plan: Under the Strathkelvin Southern Area Local Plan 1983 the site is identified as Green Belt with a policy requiring rehabilitation for recreational and wetland purposes. The Northern Corridor Local Plan (Finalised Draft) 2000 identifies the site as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (majority of site) within the Green Belt, but with a policy opening up the possibility of residential and other developments subject to a
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