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Digest of Planning Decisions 1-30 April 2020 DECISIONS ISSUED 19/00009/CONDET Drypool 19/00009/CONDET Blacksmiths Arms Public House 35 Naylors Row Kingston Upon Hull HU9 1DP Discharge of conditions 3, 6, 7, 8 and 10 of approval 15/01412/FULL. Conditions Partly Discharged 19/00845/CONDET Drypool 19/00845/CONDET Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare Ltd Dansom Lane South Kingston Upon Hull HU8 7DS Discharge of conditions for approval ref. 18/00823/FULL - Erection of single storey building to provide a storage facility for ignitable liquids with access road ( following removal of mounds and trees ) Conditions Partly Discharged 19/00868/OUT Holderness 19/00868/OUT O Sullivans Chamberlain Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 8HN Erection of building containing 13 residential flats (Outline application - with details of access and scale submitted) (Amended Plans received). Application Refused 19/01054/FULL Southcoates 19/01054/FULL 60 Preston Road Kingston Upon Hull HU9 3RN Erection of 10 single bedroom flats within a 3 storey (6 flats) and a 2 storey block (4 flats) with associated landscaping and enclosure Application Permitted 1 19/01182/FULL University 19/01182/FULL 31 Salmon Grove Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7SX Change of use from house in multiple occupation to 4 x self-contained flats (retrospective application) Application Permitted 19/01183/FULL University 19/01183/FULL 27 Salmon Grove Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7SX Change of use from house in multiple occupation to 4 x self contained flats (retrospective application) Application Permitted 19/01184/FULL University 19/01184/FULL 25 Salmon Grove Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7SX Change of use from house in multiple occupation to 4 x self-contained flats (retrospective application) Application Permitted 19/01261/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 19/01261/CONDET Land To The South Of Blackfriargate, East Of Queen Street, North Of Humber Street, And West Of High Street. Kingston Upon Hull Discharge of conditions relating to conditions 6, 7, 8, 11, 26, 28, 29, 32, 33, 34, 35, 38, 43, 44, 52, 53 and 64 of approval 19/00103/FULL. Conditions Partly Discharged 19/01296/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 19/01296/CONDET Albion Square, Land Bounded By Albion St., Bond St., Jameson St., King Edward Sq., Waltham St., And Storey St. Kingston Upon Hull 2 Discharge of conditions 33-34,44,25,46,55, 15, 16, 17, 18, 8 and 30 of approval No 18/01094/OUT Conditions Partly Discharged 19/01333/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 19/01333/CONDET Guildhall Hull City Council Alfred Gelder Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 2AA Discharge of conditions for approval ref. 18/000176/LBC - Alterations including 1. Replacement of Timeball mechanism to upper section of tower. 2. Replacement of glass to lantern with self-cleaning glass and stainless steel ventilation mesh. 3. Internal alterations to chamber to improve health and safety equipment. 4. Internal electrical work ( Application for Listed Building Consent ) Conditions Partly Discharged 19/01345/ADV Central 19/01345/ADV St Stephens 110 Ferensway Kingston Upon Hull HU2 8LN Installation of advertising screen Advert Approval 19/01373/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 19/01373/FULL 41 High Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 1PS 1) Change of use from offices/warehouse into 12 no. apartments 2) Installation of new windows and external doors to warehouse area of building Application Permitted 19/01411/TPO Avenue 19/01411/TPO Hymers College Hymers Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU3 1LW Poplar (T1-T128) - Fell due to potential for impact on the train line (Works to trees covered by TPO 230 - 3 G1) Application Withdrawn 19/01472/FULL Avenue 19/01472/FULL Chanterlands Pet And Garden 219 Chanterlands Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 3TP Erection of a ground floor single storey extension, external staircase, and dormer extension to rear Application Permitted 19/01491/LBC Drypool 19/01491/LBC Holderness House Laburnum Avenue/Holderness Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 8QX Listed Building Consent for:- The conversion of the existing coach house and stores to form 7no. 1 bed flats and construction of 8no. new 1 bed bungalows with associated parking and landscaping. Listed Building Consent Approved 19/01504/FULL Holderness 19/01504/FULL 224 Hathersage Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 0EX Erection of single storey side extension and loft conversion involving construction of two dormer extensions to roof (revised proposal). Application Permitted 19/01509/FULL Sutton 19/01509/FULL 1 - 15 Kingfisher Rise Sutton-On-Hull Kingston Upon Hull HU7 4FL Erection of timber fence (1.52m max height) Application Permitted 4 20/00013/FULL University 20/00013/FULL 427 Endike Lane Kingston Upon Hull HU6 8AG Change of use of ground floor from A1 (retail) to A3 (cafe) use Installation of extraction fan to rear Application Permitted 20/00014/FULL Central 20/00014/FULL Hull Royal Infirmary Anlaby Road Kingston Upon Hull HU3 2JZ Erection of single storey modular clinical accommodation, linked to existing modular ground floor of Ambulatory Care Unit. Application Permitted 20/00034/FULL Orchard Park 20/00034/FULL 85 The Queensway Kingston Upon Hull HU6 9BH Erection of single storey side and rear extension (max. 11.25m long x max. 3m wide x. 2.7m high) (revised submission) Application Permitted 20/00046/COU Beverley And Newland 20/00046/COU 63 Sharp Street Kingston Upon Hull HU5 2AF Change of use from 3 bed house to 2 x 1 bed self contained flats Application Refused 20/00061/TC Beverley And Newland 20/00061/TC 712 Beverley Road Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7JG 1. Fell 1 x Leylandii in the front garden 2. Fell 2 x Leylandii in the rear garden 5 3. Crownlift Poplar tree in rear garden by 3 metres from ground level and reduce crown by 10% (Works to trees in a Conservation Area) Tree works approved 20/00092/FULL Pickering 20/00092/FULL 1143 Hessle Road Kingston Upon Hull HU4 6SB Proposed external alterations and conversion of existing residential accommodation to provide additional treatment rooms for existing salon. Application Permitted 20/00096/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 20/00096/FULL Land To The East Of Lock Keepers Cottage Wellington Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 1UH Use of land for temporary short stay car park plus formation of vehicular access (24 month period) Application Permitted 20/00118/FULL Longhill And Bilton Grange 20/00118/FULL Land Immediately To West Of Dunmow Close Kingston Upon Hull Erection of 4nr dormer bungalows (2 x 2 pairs) with associated access, parking, new boundary treatments and landscaping. Application Permitted 20/00130/FULL North Carr 20/00130/FULL 3 Lavender Close Kingston Upon Hull HU7 3LA Erection of a 1.83m high boundary fence to the rear and side (southern boundary) Application Permitted 20/00132/TPO Sutton 6 20/00132/TPO The Woodlands 11 Overstrand Drive Kingston Upon Hull HU7 4XL Works to Trees covered by TPO no. 202 - Fell 1 x Cherry tree; lift 8 x trees to 7m and remove dead wood TPO works Approved 20/00151/FULL Pickering 20/00151/FULL Sirius Academy West 296 Anlaby Park Road South Kingston Upon Hull HU4 7JB Erection of two storey modular building to provide school offices Application Permitted 20/00155/RES Longhill And Bilton Grange 20/00155/RES Land At Plym Grove Kingston Upon Hull Application for approval of Reserved Matters following Outline application 19/00817/OUT involving: Erection of 6 bungalows (details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout, and scale provided). Application Permitted 20/00168/LAW Beverley And Newland 20/00168/LAW 11 Ryde Street Kingston Upon Hull HU5 1PA Application for certificate of lawful use for an existing use as a HMO (Use Class C4) Lawful Use Granted 20/00170/RES Longhill And Bilton Grange 20/00170/RES Land At Beckington Close Kingston Upon Hull 7 Erection of a terrace of 3 single storey dwellings with rooms in the roof scape. Submission of reserved matters for Access, Appearance, Landscaping, Layout and Scale (following outline approval 19/00823/OUT) Application Permitted 20/00171/PAH Beverley And Newland 20/00171/PAH 47 Ryde Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 1QA Erection of:- Single storey rear extension (max 4.5m long x max 4.27m wide x max 3.62m high; height to eaves 2.48m) (Application to determine whether prior approval for development within the curtilage of a dwelling house is required for a rear extension) Prior Approval permitted development 20/00174/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00174/FULL 3 Vermont Street Kingston Upon Hull HU5 1NG Erection of single storey rear extension to existing house in multiple occupation to create additional bedroom (max 5.34m long x max 3.4m wide x max 2.98m high) Application Refused 20/00176/FULL Avenue 20/00176/FULL 182 Park Avenue Princes Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 3EY Replacement of existing timber sliding sash windows with white UPVC replacement double glazed sliding sash windows. Application Permitted 20/00178/FULL Beverley And Newland 20/00178/FULL 87 Desmond Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7JX Erection of two storey side extension. 8 Application Refused 20/00181/FULL Kingswood 20/00181/FULL 17 Bushey Park Kingston Upon Hull HU7 3JF Erection of porch to front of property, linking to existing garage roof. Application Permitted 20/00183/FULL Pickering 20/00183/FULL 23 St Nicholas Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU4 7AH Erection of single storey rear extension (4m long x 4.95m wide x max. 3.2m high) Application Permitted 20/00184/LBC St Andrews And Dockland 20/00184/LBC 39 Whitefriargate Kingston Upon Hull HU1 2HN Application for Listed Building Consent for alterations to shop front Listed Building Consent Approved 20/00185/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 20/00185/FULL 39 Whitefriargate Kingston Upon Hull HU1 2HN Alterations to shop front Application Permitted 20/00188/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 20/00188/FULL Bayles House 45 High Street Kingston Upon Hull 9 Change of use of part of ground floor and 1st floor of Bayles House from B1 use to tattoo studio (sui generis use).
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