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Weekly List of Planning Applications Weekly List Of Planning Applications The following Planning Applications, registered during the week ending 6 October 2013, may be inspected at Access Selby, 8-10 Market Cross, Selby during normal office hours, 9.00 am to 4.00 pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and 10.00am to 4.00pm on Wednesdays. Applications can also be viewed online at www.selby.gov.uk. Any persons wishing to make representations about any of the applications may do so in writing to the Case Officer as soon as possible. Application Applicant Location Proposal OS Grid Case Officer Number Reference 2013/0687/FUL Mr Chris Taylor Thorpe Hall Farm Revised proposal of previous E:457713 Claire Richards 8/19/1668N/PA Dam Lane approval 2007/0484/FUL for N:431693 Thorpe Willoughby the conversion of agricultural Selby buildings to 6No. dwellings North Yorkshire YO8 9LU 2013/0886/HPA Mr Brian Frost 23 Manor Garth Single storey extension to the E:455237 Mr Steve Watson 8/53/223/PA Kellington rear of property N:424897 Goole East Yorkshire DN14 0NW 2013/0913/HPA Mr And Mrs J 3 Godfrey Cottages Proposed conversion of out E:458894 Emma Howson 8/19/1860/PA Thirsk Flaxley Road buildings to form two storey N:433197 Selby side extension YO8 3RJ 2013/0916/HPA Mr John Finneran 7 Mayfield Drive Retrospective application for E:460002 Emma Howson 8/20/737/PA Brayton the erection of a garden shed N:430339 Selby to the front of North Yorkshire YO8 9JZ 07/10/13 – Page 1 of 7 Application Applicant Location Proposal OS Grid Case Officer Number Reference 2013/0926/HPA Mr Dave Sercombe 6 Council Houses Proposed new two storey E:458832 Mr Steve Watson 8/36/324/PA Station Road extension to side, new N:435579 Wistow kitchen extension to rear, Selby new porch to front elevation North Yorkshire and loft conversion with new YO8 3UY dropped kerb access 2013/0935/HPA Mr Ian Leatham 2 Barn Cottages Erection of a conservatory E:459045 Emma Howson 8/09/2P/PA The Green N:440907 Stillingfleet York North Yorkshire YO19 6SQ 2013/0936/TPO Mr Keith 78 Green Lane Application for consent to E:460285 Carol Baker 8/19/1861/PA Richardson Selby prune Oak tree (T4) of TPO N:431538 YO8 9AW 5/2007 2013/0939/FUL Mr Geoff Robinson Lucerne Farm For the erection of a WES 80 E:445878 Claire Richards 8/72/77B/PA Rudgate 80kW wind turbine on a 24m N:444206 Newton Kyme monopole. Tadcaster LS24 9LZ 2013/0940/HPA Mr David Arblaster Bridge Stable Proposed single storey E:457915 Mr Steve Watson 8/44/91/PA Balne Moor Road extension to rear N:419728 Balne Goole 07/10/13 – Page 2 of 7 Application Applicant Location Proposal OS Grid Case Officer Number Reference 2013/0944/FUL Mr Josef Balodis Manor Farm Installation of an Agricultural E:453051 Louise Milnes 8/52/26J/PA Manor Road Anaerobic Digestion Facility N:425321 Beal including storage, digester Goole and hydrolysis tanks, silage East Yorkshire clamps, landscaping and DN14 0ST associated infrastructure 2013/0949/FUL Mr Raymond Fairwinds Erection of a three storey four E:456124 Claire Richards 8/42/112D/PA Cunningham Selby Road bedroom dwelling on land N:421043 Whitley adjoining Goole East Yorkshire DN14 0HY 2013/0956/FUL McDonalds Restaurant Reconfiguration of the drive E:453586 Mr Simon Eades 8/84/1BJ/PA Tadcaster Road thru lane and car park to N:445897 Bilbrough provide a side-by-side order York point, incorporating a new North Yorkshire island for signage and YO23 3PP reconfigured kerb lines including associated works to the site. Existing remote corral to be extended to link with main corral, the installation of 2 x Customer Order Displays (COD) with associated canopies 07/10/13 – Page 3 of 7 Application Applicant Location Proposal OS Grid Case Officer Number Reference 2013/0958/FUL Mr D W Hills Castle Hill Farm Proposed GP Agricultural E:447130 Louise Milnes 8/67/119A/PA Milner Lane storage building N:437559 Saxton Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9QQ 2013/0960/ADV Lloyds Banking Halifax Bank Application for consent to E:461277 Mr Simon Eades 8/19/235H/AA Group 36 Gowthorpe display a new Halifax N:432354 Selby wordmark fascia (non YO8 4ET illuminated), a new projecting sign (non-illuminated), 2No ATM collars (non-illuminated) and an internal marketing unit (non-illuminated) 2013/0961/ADV McDonalds McDonalds Restaurant Amendments to existing E:453586 Mr Simon Eades 8/84/1BE/PA Restaurant Ltd Tadcaster Road signage suite with additional N:445897 Bilbrough signs York North Yorkshire YO23 3PP 2013/0963/HPA Mr Steve Green 27 Low Street Proposed first floor extension E:449429 Mr Steve Watson 8/58/1006/PA Sherburn In Elmet to rear N:433576 North Yorkshire LS25 6BB 07/10/13 – Page 4 of 7 Application Applicant Location Proposal OS Grid Case Officer Number Reference 2013/0965/FUL Mr And Mrs JB And Tall Timbers Application for removal of E:468634 Louise Milnes 8/13/51C/PA CJ Tankard Menthorpe Lane condition 4 (agricultural N:436792 North Duffield occupancy) of 8/13/51/PA for Selby outline application for the North Yorkshire erection of a bungalow YO8 6TH 2013/0966/HPA Ms Janet Birchall 22 Manor Road Single storey car port with E:447987 Emma Howson 8/70/171A/PA Stutton extension to side and rear, N:441429 Tadcaster porch to front and loft LS24 8HP conversion 2013/0967/FUL Mr Tom Verity J E Hartley Ltd Erection of agricultural E:466395 Louise Milnes 8/12/4R/PA Roth Hill Lane anaerobic digestion plant to N:440965 Thorganby include storage camp, feed York hopper, liquid storage tank, YO19 6DW single stage digester tank, CHP container unit and transformer 2013/0974/FUL Grimston Park Willow Farm Extension of time application E:448421 Louise Milnes 8/73/362G/PA Estates Doncaster Road for approval 2010/0936/FUL N:442571 Tadcaster (8/73/362F/PA) for proposed LS24 9PA change of use, extensions and alterations to existing agricultural building and neighbouring dwelling to business use (B1) 07/10/13 – Page 5 of 7 Application Applicant Location Proposal OS Grid Case Officer Number Reference 2013/0978/CAR Mr Carl Clayton The Ulleskelf Arms Application for inclusion on E:451869 Kevin Hall And Mrs Avis Church Fenton Lane the Community Asset N:440046 Thomas Ulleskelf Register Tadcaster LS24 9DW 2013/0981/HPA Mr And Mrs Miller Brook House Retrospective application for E:452557 Emma Howson 8/46/82N/PA Main Street retention of trellis (re- N:416710 Little Smeaton submission of withdrawn Selby application ref Pontefract 2013/0335/HPA) North Yorkshire WF8 3LF 2013/0983/REM Persimmon Homes Staynor Hall Reserved matters application E:462286 Louise Milnes 8/19/1011AS/PA Yorkshire Abbots Road for the erection of 155 N:431142 Selby dwellings to include access YO8 8EE following outline approval CO/2002/1185 (8/19/1011C/PA) at Phase 3 J and 3H 2013/0984/HPA Mrs Laura Case Runswick Erection of a single storey E:463414 Carol Baker 8/16/657A/PA York Road garage and utility extension N:434636 Barlby to right of house, two storey Selby extension to rear and porch North Yorkshire to front YO8 5JP 2013/0985/TPO Mr Simon Whaley 10 Millgate Mews Application for consent to fell E:461329 Emma Howson 8/19/1863/PA Selby T1 Ash of TPO 1/2000 and N:432653 YO8 3AA replacement with either Chestnut or Sycamore 07/10/13 – Page 6 of 7 07/10/13 – Page 7 of 7 .
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