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Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Planning Committee SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE Applications determined under delegated powers by the Director of Regeneration and Planning since your last Committee Meeting REPORT FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/16/59624 146 Pool Lane (Side Proposed 3 bed dwelling Refuse Garden Land) with associated parking permission Langley Oldbury (previous outline B69 4QS application - 7th June 2017 DC/15/58641). DC/17/60315 46 Pool Lane Proposed single storey Grant Oldbury side extension. Permission Langley B69 4QX Subject to Conditions 21st June 2017 DC/17/60426 3 Brunswick Terrace Demolition of existing Grant Wednesbury house and proposed Permission Wednesbury WS10 9DA residential development Subject to North of 1 No. 4 bed house & 2 Conditions No. 2 bed bungalows. 1st June 2017 DC/17/60434 3 Shrubbery Avenue Proposed single and two Grant Tipton storey side extensions. Permission Tipton Green DY4 8DX Subject to Conditions 13th June 2017 DC/17/60442 70-72 Rosefield Retention of outbuilding Grant Road at rear. Permission Smethwick Smethwick Subject to B67 6DX Conditions 5th June 2017 Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60447 Former Cradley Proposed change of use Grant Heath Labour Club from Labour Club to Bar Permission Cradley Heath 5 Graingers Lane & Grill, including covered Subject to & Old Hill Cradley Heath way to rear yard, external Conditions B64 6AH alterations to frontage, new fencing, and 30th June 2017 retention of existing first floor flat. DC/17/60439 First & Second Floor Proposed change of use Grant 5A, 5B & 7 Market to 8 bed HMO Permission Blackheath Place (amendment to approved Subject to High Street application Conditions Rowley Regis DC/16/59859). B65 0HP 7th June 2017 DC/17/60452 Great Bridge Post Proposed installation of Grant Office ATM to front. Permission Great Bridge 79 Great Bridge Tipton 6th June 2017 DY4 7HF DC/17/6454A Great Bridge Post Proposed ATM fascia Grant Office sign. Advertisement Great Bridge 79 Great Bridge Consent Tipton DY4 7HF 6th June 2017 DC/17/60459 Land At Portway Variation of condition 1 of Grant Road planning permission - Permission Wednesbury Wednesbury DC/14/57758. Proposed Subject to North WS10 7DZ amendment to scale of Conditions development (Demolition of all buildings on site, 22nd June 2017 proposed waste recovery and renewable energy facility with new build offices, parking, boundary treatment and landscaping). Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60474 The Sow And Pigs Proposed single storey Grant 26 Hill Top side extension to provide Permission Wednesbury West Bromwich additional space for Subject to South B70 0PS eating, entertainment, Conditions disabled wc and disabled access ramp. 20th June 2017 DC/17/60476 Land Adjacent 52 Proposed 5 bedroom Grant Anson Road detached house. Permission Wednesbury West Bromwich Subject to South Conditions 7th June 2017 DC/17/60483 10 Milford Croft Proposed replacement of Grant Rowley Regis conservatory with single Permission with Rowley B65 8QD storey rear and side external extension. materials 2nd June 2017 DC/17/60478 56 Bowstoke Road Proposed single storey Grant Great Barr rear extension. Permission with Newton Birmingham external B43 5DP materials 1st June 2017 DC/17/60485 66A Broadmoor Proposed demolition of Grant Avenue existing shop and rebuild Permission Bristnall Oldbury a two storey shop (use Subject to B68 9AQ class A1). Conditions 20th June 2017 DC/17/60489 130 Halesowen Proposed loft conversion Grant Road with new terrace to rear Permission Rowley Cradley Heath roof section. B64 5LS 15th June 2017 Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60490 Nisa Local Proposed replacement Grant 83 Owen Street shopfront. Permission Tipton Green Tipton DY4 8EX 2nd June 2017 DC/17/60492 10 Walters Road Proposed single storey Grant Oldbury rear extension. Permission with Old Warley B68 0QA external materials 2nd June 2017 DC/17/60499 180 Birmingham Retention of ATM. Grant Road Retrospective West Bromwich West Bromwich Permission Central 7th June 2017 DC/17/60507 27 Chamberlain Proposed two storey side Grant Walk extension and boundary Permission with Soho & Victoria Smethwick wall/ fencing (revised external B66 3BD application - materials DC/16/60045). 6th June 2017 DC/17/6459A 180 Birmingham Retention of illuminated Grant Road surround sign and logo Advertisement West Bromwich West Bromwich panel to ATM. Consent Central 7th June 2017 DC/17/60504 McDonalds Proposed minor Grant Restaurant refurbishment of shop Permission West Bromwich 244 - 246 Duchess front to include a new Central Parade sliding entrance door. 1st June 2017 High Street West Bromwich B70 7QG Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60505 79 Hamstead Road Proposed single storey Grant Great Barr rear extension with front Permission Newton Birmingham porch. Subject to B43 5BA Conditions 2nd June 2017 DC/17/60513 3 Parkdale Avenue Proposed single storey Grant Wednesbury rear and side extension Permission with Wednesbury WS10 9BG and rear conservatory. external North materials 7th June 2017 DC/17/6461A McDonalds Proposed replacement of Grant Restaurant existing signage with 1 Advertisement West Bromwich 244 - 246 Duchess No internally-illuminated Consent Central Parade fascia sign, 1 No. High Street internally-illuminated logo 1st June 2017 West Bromwich sign, 1 No. internally- B70 7QG illuminated projecting sign and 1 No. LCD window sign. DC/17/6462A Asda Proposed 1 No. non- Grant Wolverhampton illuminated frame sign Advertisement Langley Road and 1 No. LED Consent Oldbury illuminated panel signs. B69 4PU 13th June 2017 DC/17/60509 2 Maynard Road Proposed conservatory Grant Birmingham to rear and side. Permission with Soho & Victoria B16 0PW external materials 7th June 2017 DC/17/60543 73 Throne Road Proposed two storey side Grant (Side Garden) extension to create a 2 Permission Rowley Rowley Regis bed dwelling. Subject to B65 9JG Conditions 5th June 2017 Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60514 56 Howard Road Proposed demolition of Grant Great Barr garage/store room and Permission Newton Birmingham conservatory, and Subject to B43 5DS erection of two storey Conditions side and rear, and single storey rear extension. 20th June 2017 DC/17/60516 New Square Inn Proposed first floor side Grant (formerly The Globe and single storey rear Permission West Bromwich Inn) extension, external Subject to Central 27 Reform Street extraction flue, outdoor Conditions West Bromwich children's play area and B70 7PE beer garden to rear. 7th June 2017 DC/17/60517 Furniture Village Proposed extension to Grant Unit 3 existing retail unit (Unit 3) Permission Wednesbury Axletree Way and works to provide Subject to North Wednesbury additional staff car Conditions WS10 9QY parking. 23rd June 2017 DC/17/60518 Pool House Remedial works involving Grant Listed 106 Birmingham replacement painted building Consent Great Barr With Road timber windows, render Yew Tree Great Barr repairs, and 1st June 2017 Birmingham refurbishment of B43 7AD entrance canopy. DC/17/60521 1-12 Vale Court External wall insulation Grant Overend Road (cladding). Permission Cradley Heath Cradley Heath Subject to & Old Hill B64 7DS Conditions 7th June 2017 DC/17/60534 91 Rood End Road Retention of new sloped Grant Oldbury roof to existing Retrospective St Pauls B68 8SL outbuilding. Permission 8th June 2017 Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60522 63 St Johns Road Proposed extended tiled Grant Oldbury canopy to front and first Permission St Pauls B68 9SD floor side extension. Subject to Conditions 16th June 2017 DC/17/60523 Car Park B Proposed external Grant Gallagher Retail alterations and creation Permission Wednesbury Park of external seating area North Axletree Way to approved restaurant in 9th June 2017 Wednesbury relation to DC/15/58016. DC/17/60525 55 Baker Street Proposed first floor side Grant Tipton extension. Permission with Tipton Green DY4 8JX external materials 6th June 2017 DC/17/60526 144 Beeches Road Proposed single storey Grant West Bromwich rear extension. Permission with West Bromwich B70 6HQ external Central materials 14th June 2017 DC/17/60527 111 West Bromwich Proposed first floor rear Grant Street extension. Permission with Oldbury Oldbury external B69 3AZ materials 7th June 2017 DC/17/60529 292 Wolverhampton Proposed single storey Grant Road side/rear extension. Permission with Old Warley Oldbury external B68 0TF materials 30th June 2017 Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60530 158 Bristnall Hall Proposed two storey side Withdrawn Road and single storey front Bristnall Oldbury and rear extensions. 1st June 2017 B68 9TZ DC/17/60531 91 Waterfall Lane Proposed ground and Grant Cradley Heath first floor side extensions. Permission Blackheath B64 6RE Subject to Conditions 13th June 2017 DC/17/60532 46 Royal Oak Road Proposed detached Refuse Rowley Regis garage to front of permission Rowley B65 8NU property. 30th June 2017 DC/17/6463A Car Park B Proposed 4 No. Grant Gallagher Retail internally-illuminated Advertisement Wednesbury Park fascia signs and 1 No. Consent North Axletree Way non-illuminated menu Wednesbury sign. 9th June 2017 DC/17/6464A KBs Warehouse Proposed illuminated Grant 34 - 38 Great Bridge fascia and projecting Advertisement Great Bridge Tipton sign. Consent DY4 7EW 13th June 2017 DC/17/60539 2 St Valentines Proposed single storey Grant Close rear extension, and Permission with West Bromwich West Bromwich single and two storey external Central B70 6TR side extension with materials attached garage (revised application: 15th June 2017 DC/16/59995). Application No. Site Address Description of Decision and Ward Development Date DC/17/60574 First And Second Proposed change of use Grant Floors from offices to 4 No. Permission Oldbury 17 Church Square 2bed apartments with Oldbury rear terrace to second 14th June 2017 B69 4DX floor.
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