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1208154 Richmondshire DC PN X56.Indd RICHMONDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS Notice is hereby given that Richmondshire District Council has received the following: DEVELOPMENT WITHIN A CONSERVATION AREA Mr Hudspeth – Sundial House, 18 Richmond Road, Brompton On Swale, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7HE (ref. no. 16/00970/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Initial Demolition and Safeguarding Works to Prevent Collapse and Carrying out of Additional Demolition Works Considered to be Necessary to Stabilise the Building, Reconstruction of Original Structure and Associated Repair Works to Building (Retrospective) Miss Janet Webber – 11 Culloden Mews, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4XL (ref. no. 17/00005/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Replacement of 10 No. Vertical Sliding and 1 No. Side Hung Casement Windows with Double Glazing in Timber Frames and Replacement of Wooden Front Door with New Wooden Front Door Mr Stephen Walker – Bumbles, 3 Quarry Hills Lane, Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 5EJ (ref. no. 16/00691/FULL) Full Planning Permission to Replace Wood Sash and Pivot Windows and Doors with White Wood Grain Mechanically Jointed UPVC Dr Sam Arkle – South View Cottage, Thornton Steward, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 4BB (ref. no. 17/00028/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Erection of a new dwelling and extension and internal alteration to an existing dwelling including demolition of an existing lean-to porch Mr & Mrs John Pette – Cloud Cottage, Aldbrough St John, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 7TL (ref. no. 17/00031/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Single Storey Rear Extension and Two Canopy Roofs to Front and Side Entrance Doors Mr Derek Neil – Gillside, Aldbrough St John, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 7TL (ref. no. 17/00036/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Conversion of Roofspace to Provide Additional Living Accommodation Mr & Mrs Johnson – 9 River Lane, Brompton On Swale, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7HH (ref. no. 16/00955/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Two Storey Extension to Replace Existing UPVC Conservatory Mrs Annie Burchnall – Manor House, Middle Street, Gayles, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 7JF (ref. no. 17/00035/FULL) Full Planning Permission for Change of Use of Land from Paddock and Creation of Tennis Court with Surround Fencing WORKS AFFECTING A LISTED BUILDING Mr Hudspeth – Sundial House, 18 Richmond Road, Brompton On Swale, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7HE (ref. no. 16/00971/LBC) Listed Building Consent for Initial Demolition and Safeguarding Works to Prevent Collapse and Carrying out of Additional Demolition Works Considered to be Necessary to Stabilise the Building, Reconstruction of Original Structure and Associated Repair Works to Existing Building (Retrospective) Ms Patricia Weaver – Fern House, 10 East Road, Melsonby, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 5NF (ref. no. 17/00012/LBC) Listed Building Consent for Replacement of Four Windows and a Door to the Rear and Replacement of Guttering to Front Elevation The applications and accompanying documents and plans may be inspected at Mercury House, Station Road during normal office hours. Anyone wishing to make representations to the Council on these applications should make them in writing to the Planning and Development Manager, Mercury House, Station Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4JX by 17th February 2017. Please note that any representations received will be available for public inspection and will be published on our web site. Peter Featherstone – Planning and Development Manager 27th January 2017.
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