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Planning Applications Determined Under Delegated Powers the Following Planning Applications Have Been Determined by Officers Under the Scheme of Delegation List of Planning Applications Determined Under Delegated Powers The following Planning Applications have been determined by officers under the scheme of Delegation Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2016/1478/FUL Mr & Mrs T Tate Peggy Ellerton Farm Proposed erection of a replacement Refused Louise Milnes 8/70/154C/PA Chantry Lane dwelling following demolition of the existing Hazlewood dwelling 12 Sep 2017 Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9NH 2016/1491/FUL Mr R Pullan Holme Farm House Proposed erection of replacement dwelling Permitted Mr Keith 8/51/62B/PA Roe Lane following demolition of existing dwelling Thompson Birkin and ancillary swimming pool/flat 16 Aug 2017 Knottingley West Yorkshire WF11 9LR 2017/0041/OUT Mrs Samantha Main Street Outline application for planning permission Permitted Mr Keith 8/17/80D/PA Rogers South Duffield for residential development for up to 4 no. Thompson Selby dwellings (all matters reserved) on land to 13 Sep 2017 North Yorkshire west of 31/10/17 – Page 1 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0084/FUL Mr Garry Yeadon Willow Garth Proposed erection of a 1.5 Storey 3 Permitted Mr Simon 8/62/106K/PA Station Road bedroom dwelling Eades Church Fenton 17 Aug 2017 Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9RA 2017/0306/COU Carlton Estate Duddings Farm Change of use of buildings from agricultural Permitted Mr Calum 8/29/136D/PA High Street to Part B2, forming a micro brewery and a Rowley Carlton small staff/storage area and Part A1 31 Aug 2017 Goole forming a shop for the sale of brewery East Yorkshire products DN14 9LU 2017/0310/DOC Mrs Louise 21 West Bank Discharge of conditions 01 (Disposal of Condition Sophie King 8/28/106C/PA Harrison Carlton waste material) and 02 (surface water run Decision Goole off) of approval 2016/1419/FUL East Yorkshire Retrospective application for the erection of 18 Aug 2017 DN14 9PZ a 9.30m x 3.80m timber stable and the erection of a 5.20m high ménage floodlight 2017/0317/DOC Mr Alan Wilson Land at 7-9 Church Street Discharge of conditions 02 (materials), 03 Condition Jenny 8/15/52H/PA Church Street (scheme of investigation), 08 (surface Decision Tyreman Riccall water), 09 (soakaways) and 10 (land York contamination) of approval 2016/0922/FUL 11 Sep 2017 North Yorkshire for proposed erection of a detached two storey house and garage 31/10/17 – Page 2 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0322/HPA Mrs Gillian Thornberry House Proposed erection of a lean-to garage Permitted Jenny 8/18/184C/PA Parsons 9 Finkle Street extension following demolition of existing Tyreman Hemingbrough pantry 31 Aug 2017 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 6QN 2017/0323/FUL Mrs Gillian Thornberry House Proposed demolition of existing outbuilding Refused Jenny 8/18/184D/PA Parsons 9 Finkle Street and erection of dwelling served from Tyreman Hemingbrough existing drive 31 Aug 2017 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 6QN 2017/0334/HPA Mr S Wright Ross Keen Demolition of existing conservatory and the Permitted Sophie King 8/52/107B/PA Main Street erection of part first floor extension and Beal new entrance porch 18 Aug 2017 Goole East Yorkshire DN14 0SW 2017/0377/FUL Messrs G & S Land at White House Farm Proposed demolition of farm buildings and Permitted Mr Keith 8/33/362/PA Thompson 115 Main Road erection of 9 residential units with Thompson Hambleton associated car parking and access 19 Sep 2017 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 9JD 31/10/17 – Page 3 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0420/ADV New Wave Flaxley Road Post Office Advertisement consent for ATM fascia sign Permitted Rebecca 8/19/1869B/AA Installations 70 Flaxley Road Leggott Cardtronics UK Selby 30 Aug 2017 Ltd YO8 4BW 2017/0421/FUL New Wave Flaxley Road Post Office Retrospective installation of an ATM Permitted Rebecca 8/19/1869C/PA Installations 70 Flaxley Road machine Leggott Cardtronics UK Selby 30 Aug 2017 Ltd YO8 4BW 2017/0424/HPA Mr Malcolm & Mrs 55 Wistowgate Proposed single storey side extension and Permitted Rebecca 8/35/342D/PA Pat Osborne Cawood relocation of pre-fabricated garage/store Leggott Selby 30 Aug 2017 North Yorkshire YO8 3SJ 2017/0430/HPA Mrs Liz Stonell 17 Chestnut Green Single storey extension to front of property Permitted Rebecca 8/56/307/PA Monk Fryston Leggott Selby 22 Aug 2017 Leeds North Yorkshire LS25 5PN 2017/0457/FUL Lindsey Stanley Horseshoe House Proposed conversion of former vacant Permitted Mr Simon 8/49/32L/PA High Street ground floor public house into two self Eades Brotherton contained 2 bedroom apartments 18 Aug 2017 Knottingley West Yorkshire WF11 9EY 31/10/17 – Page 4 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0520/DOC Julie Eshelby Skipwith Discharge of conditions 02 (details of play Condition Mr Keith 8/11/81D/PA Selby equipment), 03 (site access) and 04 Decision Thompson North Yorkshire (boundary treatment) of approval 2016/0119/COU for change of use of land 18 Aug 2017 from agricultural land to a children’s play area on land off Main Street, adjacent to York Road 2017/0521/DOC Harthel Homes Womersley C Of E Primary Discharge of condition 01 (materials) of Condition Mr Simon 8/41/97L/PA Ltd School approval 2016/0856/FUL Section 73 Decision Eades Cow Lane application for variation of condition 11 of Womersley approval 2011/0632/FUL (which extends 23 Aug 2017 Doncaster the time period for planning permission South Yorkshire 2008/0070/FUL) to allow minor DN6 9BD amendments to approval plans 2017/0563/HPA Mr G Foxall 8 Malt Kiln Lane Proposed rebuilding and extension to Permitted Mr Keith 8/79/109B/PA Appleton Roebuck existing access bridge Thompson York 16 Aug 2017 YO23 7DT 2017/0579/DOC Redrow Homes Ebor Court Discharge of conditions 02 (materials) and Condition Mr Keith 8/72/2AK/PA Yorkshire Newton Kyme 03 (means of enclosure) of approval Decision Thompson Tadcaster 2016/0223/FUL (residential development North Yorkshire for 11 dwellings) 18 Aug 2017 2017/0583/FUL Mr John Sheard New House Section 73 application for the removal of Permitted Jenny 8/35/56H/PA Wistowgate condition 4 of approval CO/1977/16373 Tyreman Cawood (8/35/56A/PA) Erection of a dwellinghouse, 5 Sep 2017 Selby garage and siting of implement shed for North Yorkshire market garden YO8 3SL 31/10/17 – Page 5 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0586/HPA Mr John O'Hara Faraway House Proposed erection of two storey side Permitted Jenny 8/36/344B/PA Angel House Farm extension Tyreman Station Road 15 Aug 2017 Wistow Selby North Yorkshire YO8 3RW 2017/0589/TPO Bilbrough Parish Land leased to Parish Council Application for consent to crown lift by 2m Permitted Diane Wilson 8/84/85D/PA Council Main Street and remove dead wood to 1no Sycamore Bilbrough tree (T1), crown lift by 2m 1no Chestnut 4 Sep 2017 York tree (T2) covered by TPO 12/2003 and fell 1no Rowan tree (T3), regeneration of shoots from 1no Sycamore stump (T4), crown lift to 2m to 2no Maple trees (G5) and cut back by 1m to 1no Laburnum and prunus (G6) in the conservation area 2017/0593/DOC Mr Simon Bramall Manor Grange Cottage Application to discharge conditions 2 Conditions Sophie King 8/40/73B/PA Cobcroft Lane (materials), 6(site investigation and Part Cridling Stubbs contaminated soil), 07 (contaminated risk Discharged Knottingley assessment) and 8 (remediation scheme) West Yorkshire of approval 2016/1194/FUL for revised 25 Aug 2017 WF11 0AZ scheme for demolition of existing dwelling and erection of replacement of dwelling 2017/0599/HPA Mr Lilley Fieldside Extension to domestic garage Permitted Sophie King 8/51/63/PA Haddlesey Road Birkin 18 Aug 2017 Knottingley West Yorkshire WF11 9LS 31/10/17 – Page 6 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0602/FUL Daniel Gath 12 Main Street Proposed erection 3 No. dwellings in the Permitted Jenny 8/15/82E/PA Homes Ltd Riccall rear garden of Tyreman York 22 Aug 2017 YO19 6PX 2017/0624/HPA Mr & Mrs Nikoloas 153 Millgate Proposed dropped kerb to the front Permitted Rebecca 8/19/1997/PA Pasiotis Selby Leggott YO8 3LL 14 Sep 2017 2017/0627/HPA Mr D & Mrs C Holmewood Proposed two storey side extension and Permitted Sophie King 8/33/359A/PA Perry 2B Orchard Drive single storey rear extension Hambleton 23 Aug 2017 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 9JP 2017/0629/HPA Mr & Mrs Flatters 77 Sutton Lane Proposed erection of two storey side Permitted Sophie King 8/50/224/PA Byram extension and single storey rear extension Knottingley 24 Aug 2017 West Yorkshire WF11 9DT 2017/0632/TPO Mr Barry Lister Village Barn Application to crown thin by up to 20%, Permitted Jenny 8/14/55K/PA Main Street crown lift to 3 metres and crown reduce by Tyreman Kelfield 2 metres in width and 3 metres in height 5 Sep 2017 York 2No. Yew trees (T2 and T3) covered by North Yorkshire TPO 30/1989 YO19 6RG 31/10/17 – Page 7 of 19 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2017/0637/TPO Mr Peter Guest 3 Windmill Court Application for consent to crown lift by Permitted Rebecca 8/20/797/PA Brayton 5metres to 1no Sycamore tree covered by Leggott Selby TPO 4/2005 14 Aug 2017 North Yorkshire YO8 9NZ 2017/0638/FUL Rowan Croft Land adjacent Proposed extensions and conversion of Refused Mr Keith 8/64/202/PA Developments Ltd Wharfedale Cottage garage and outbuildings to create a Thompson Wath Lane dwelling 1 Sep 2017 Ulleskelf Tadcaster North Yorkshire
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