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Planning Agenda 17 December 2009 PLANNING APPLICATIONS COMMITTEE Agenda Item No 6a APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER OFFICER DELEGATED POWERS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 2009 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 09/0666 Full Application Culgaith Erection of conservatory. 13 OTTERS HOLT, CULGAITH, Mrs C Brass APPROVED PENRITH 09/0673 Full Application Crosby Ravensworth Conversion of two storey storage area into additional bedroom and HIGH HABERWAIN, SHAP, Mr & Mrs P APPROVED lounge to existing farmhouse incorporating external raised patio, new PENRITH Bailey conservatory and replacement of sash windows on south-elevation. 09/0689 Conservation Area Appleby Infrastructure Demolition of derelict signal box. TIMBER LINESIDE BUILDING, Network Rail APPROVED Ltd ADJACENT TO APPLEBY NORTH SIGNAL BOX, NORTH EAST OF APPLEBY STATION, APPLEBY 09/0695 Full Application Ainstable Addition of function room, kitchen extension, detached office/welfare, HEATHER GLEN COUNTRY Mr D Smith APPROVED store, garage & laundry building. Location of 3, 2 bedroom holiday HOUSE, AINSTABLE, CARLISLE lodges. 09/0700 Full Application Shap Proposed portal agricultural building. NOOK FARM, SHAP, PENRITH Mr W J & R APPROVED Atkinson 09/0705 Full Application Hesket Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of extension. 15 BRACKENRIGG, Mr C Notman APPROVED ARMATHWAITE, CARLISLE 09/0707 Listed Building Penrith Replacement of existing signage (including fascia sign, illuminated ABBEY NATIONAL PLC, 10 Abbey National APPROVED ATM head panel, letterbox coverplate and vinyl lettering on window) MARKET SQUARE, PENRITH PLC 09/0708 Advertisement Penrith Replacement of existing signage (including fascia sign, illuminated ABBEY NATIONAL PLC, 10 Abbey National APPROVED ATM head panel, letterbox coverplate and vinyl lettering on window) MARKET SQUARE, PENRITH Plc 09/0716 Full Application Castle Sowerby Demolition of garage, erection of 2 No holiday cottages and OAK LODGE, SEBERGHAM, Mr P Thompson APPROVED extension/alterations to main house (re sub). CARLISLE 09/0717 Full Application Asby Variation/removal of planning conditions to enable approved holiday let THE BARN CROFT HOUSE, A Park & Son APPROVED units to be occupied for full residential purposes (re-sub). GREAT ASBY, APPLEBY-IN- WESTMORLAND 09/0718 Full Application Nateby Proposed change of use of disused agricultural barn to create one LOW FARM, NATEBY, KIRKBY Mr M Robinson APPROVED market led dwelling. STEPHEN 09/0720 Full Application Tebay Change of use of annexe living accommodation (approved under SILFLAY, LOW LANE, TEBAY, Mrs P Ridley APPROVED application 03/0982) to a self- contained flat associated with Silflay PENRITH Farm. 04 December 2009 Page 1of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 09/0721 Full Application Soulby Removal of planning condition (No 7 08/0893) local occupancy. ST LUKES CHURCH, SOULBY, The Carlisle APPROVED KIRKBY STEPHEN Diocesan Board of Finance 09/0724 Full Application Kings Meaburn Proposed alterations and extension at ground and first floor levels. WELL TREE COTTAGE, KINGS Mr & Mrs R APPROVED MEABURN, PENRITH Addison 09/0727 Full Application Long Marton Two bay extension to existing poultry shed. Additional Feed Hopper HIGH MEADOW FARM, LONG Mr J M Lusby APPROVED (Retrospective). MARTON, APPLEBY-IN- WESTMORLAND 09/0728 Full Application Newby Agricultural livestock housing. LANSMERE, NEWBY, PENRITH Mr T Somerville APPROVED 09/0732 Full Application Kaber Erection of agricultural building. THE BUILDINGS FARM, KABER, Mr J Hastwell APPROVED KIRKBY STEPHEN 09/0736 Full Application Kirkby Stephen Replacement of telecommunication tower. ELECTRICITY SUB STATION, NR Elecricity North APPROVED SANDWATH BRIDGE (A645), West KIRKBY STEPHEN 09/0737 Full Application Temple Sowerby Demolition of agricultural building and erection of larger agricultural ACTON LODGE, TEMPLE Mr A Metcalfe APPROVED building. SOWERBY, PENRITH 09/0738 Full Application Skelton Detailed application for agricultural workers dwelling following HIGHHEAD CASTLE FARM, Mr J Stamper APPROVED successful outline application ref. IVEGILL, CARLISLE 09/0739 Full Application Penrith Removal of condition No 4 (App No 08/0418) local occupancy. CHURCH BUILDING, FELL LANE, Mr M Ferguson APPROVED PENRITH 09/0741 Full Application Hesket Proposed new car park, septic tank and airflow system. PLUMPTON BACK STREET Penrith APPROVED CHAPEL, BRACKENBURGH, Methodist Circuit PENRITH 09/0744 Full Application Tebay Change of use and construction of single store building. LITTLE HOLME, HIGH CARLING Mr K Haygarth APPROVED GHYLL, TEBAY, PENRITH 09/0746 Full Application Penrith Change of use from A1 (Shops) to A2 (Financial and Professional 3 DEVONSHIRE ARCADE, Eden District APPROVED Services). DEVONSHIRE STREET, PENRITH Council - Mr A Houghton 09/0747 Full Application Kirkby Thore Change of use of former fish and chip shop to domestic dwelling. MR CHIPS, MAIN STREET, Mr N Lamb APPROVED Demolition of existing lean to and erection of new extension. KIRKBY THORE, PENRITH 09/0749 Full Application Penrith Conversion to form ancillary accommodation. BOWSCAR FARMHOUSE, Mr & Mrs N APPROVED BOWSCAR, PENRITH Boustead 04 December 2009 Page 2of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 09/0750 Notice of Intention Musgrave Open barn for the storage of animal fodder and farm machinery. OLD POND HOUSE, LITTLE Mr N Emson APPROVED MUSGRAVE, KIRKBY STEPHEN 09/0753 Full Application Kirkoswald Removal of condition 1 ref 00/0363 (local occupancy). THE GRANARY, RENWICK, Mr K O'Neale APPROVED PENRITH 09/0754 Full Application Kirkby Thore Construction of earth banked-HDDPE lined (poly) slurry lagoon. SPITTALS FARM, LOW MOOR, Messrs JM & APPROVED KIRKBY THORE, PENRITH SM Addison 09/0755 Full Application Alston Change of use of shop and attached residential accommodation to one HIGH MILL HOUSE, MARKET Mr S Hope APPROVED single dwelling. PLACE, ALSTON 09/0757 Full Application Langwathby Change of use of storage building to accommodate helicopters and UNDERLYNE, LANGWATHBY, Frank Bird APPROVED change of use of agricultural land to helicopter landing pad. PENRITH (Poultry) Ltd 09/0758 Full Application Catterlen Building to house Bio-mass woodchip burning boiler and woodchip UNIVERSITY OF CUMBRIA, University of APPROVED store. NEWTON RIGG CAMPUS, Cumbria - Mr N NEWTON ROAD, NEWTON RIGG, Harris PENRITH 09/0759 Listed Building Brough Installation of two rooflights in a listed building. THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE, Mr & Mrs W APPROVED BROUGH, KIRKBY STEPHEN Lyons 09/0760 Full Application Dacre Removal of conditions 3-4-5-6-and 7 Planning Application 07/1009. THE (FORMER) JOINERS ARMS, Peter Tolmie Ltd REFUSED NEWBIGGIN, PENRITH 09/0761 Full Application Orton Rendering of walls to rear and gable elevations of sauna building BRETHERDALE HALL, Mr J Anderson APPROVED (retrospective application for amendment to planning application GREENHOLME, PENRITH 04/0271). 09/0763 Outline Application Ousby Erection of agricultural workers dwelling. LAND AT FELLSIDE FARM, DBD & CA APPROVED OUSBY, PENRITH Edgar & Son 09/0764 Advertisement Penrith Erection of new signs and lighting BOARD & ELBOW, 30 Punch APPROVED CORNMARKET, PENRITH Partnerships Ltd 09/0765 Listed Building Penrith Erection of new signs and lighting. BOARD & ELBOW, 30 Punch APPROVED CORNMARKET, PENRITH Partnerships Ltd 09/0768 Full Application Appleby Proposed ground floor sun lounge extension to rear elevation. 4 RIVINGTON PARK, APPLEBY-IN- Mr D P Wharton APPROVED WESTMORLAND 09/0769 Full Application Appleby Closing existing access and formation of new. SLOSH FARM, APPLEBY-IN- Mr B Baxter APPROVED WESTMORLAND 04 December 2009 Page 3of 6 App No App Type Parish Description Location Applicant Decision 09/0770 Outline Application Sockbridge & Tirril Erection of single storey dwelling (not reserving access, layout and LAND BETWEEN, THE Mr I Chambers APPROVED scale for subsequent approval). BUNGALOW AND REDSTONES, CROFT HEAD, TIRRIL, PENRITH 09/0771 Advertisement Penrith Display of replacement entrance sign. CRANSTONS FOOD HALL, Cranstons APPROVED ULLSWATER ROAD, PENRITH Limited 09/0774 Full Application Temple Sowerby Demolish existing extension and add new extension. KIRKHOLT, TEMPLE SOWERBY, Mr & Mrs Dixon APPROVED PENRITH 09/0776 Full Application Soulby Extension to house for new ancillary accommodation. GRASSGILL LODGE, SOULBY, Mr P Chester APPROVED KIRKBY STEPHEN 09/0777 Full Application Morland Proposed conversion of barn. HILL TOP BARN, MORLAND Mr G Skelton APPROVED 09/0781 Full Application Skelton Erection of new boiler house and external stores. BROWNS BARN, TOWNHEAD Mrs C Adshead APPROVED FARM, LAMONBY, PENRITH 09/0787 Full Application Crosby Ravensworth Erection of detached double garage. THE HAVEN, CROSBY Mr P Garnett APPROVED RAVENSWORTH, PENRITH 09/0788 Listed Building Appleby Replacement of existing roof window and infill of existing exterior STORAGE SHED ADJACENT TO Mr & Mrs B & L APPROVED doorway using matching stone. 60 BOROUGHGATE, APPLEBY Conway 09/0789 Notice of Intention Ainstable Proposed agricultural building. FAR SHIELDS, AINSTABLE, Mr A Fawcett APPROVED CARLISLE 09/0794 Full Application Temple Sowerby Proposed two storey domestic extension. 8 CROFT PLACE, TEMPLE Mr A Wills APPROVED SOWERBY, PENRITH 09/0796 Notice of Intention Catterlen Proposed 15m high telecommunications column. ADJACENT TO ALL WEATHER Orange PCS APPROVED PITCHES, NEWTON RIGG Limited CAMPUS, UNIVERSITY OF CUMBRIA, PENRITH 09/0800 Full Application Penrith Erection of single-storey rear extension for additional living
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