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ST. CATHERINE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Application for Building Plan Approved at Physical Planning Environment Committee Meeting held January 19, 2021 The undermentioned building and site plans have been processed and found in order. Granting of approval is therefore recommended. Residential Bog Walk/Linstead/Ewarton Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00759 Janeta Paharsingh 399 Orange Way Sterling Castle 52.95 2 2020-14014-BA00776 Aleatia Willis 121 Eddie Bailey Avenue Union 65.20 Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00647 Jennifer Bennet-McLean Dover Castle 155.83 2 2020-14014-BA00659 Kevin Ferguson 3 Ewarton Proper Charlton 395.60 3 2020-14014-BA00669 Miriam Clunie-Davis 608 Sterling Castle 165.00 4 2020-14014-BA00672 Oral Clarke Wakefield 83.60 5 2020-14014-BA00695 Jennifer Williams Shady Grove Tydixon 338.20 6 2020-14014-BA00696 Barton Kayann 7 Knollis 260.14 7 2020-14014-BA00716 Kemar Campbell 10 Tamana Cirlce Ewarton Proper 207.00 8 2020-14014-BA00775 Rynthia Carter 8 Kelly Piece Treadway Proper 264.00 9 2020-14014-BA00789 Marlando McDonald Banbury Plantation 660.00 10 2020-14014-BA609 Barrington Bloomfield 7 Long Lane Charlton 283.76 11 2020-1404-BA00683 Jameson Waller 4 Roselle Gardens Charlton 667.00 St. Catherine Coast Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00255 Gayle Angeleta 12 Archer Avenue Morris Meadows 234.00 2 2020-14014-BA00475 Courtney Brown 16 Trevino Ring Caymanas Country Club 151.90 3 2020-14014-BA00685 Karen Bates 91 Copper Avenue New Harbour Village 3 178.90 4 2020-14014-BA00700 Shermaine Hassock 749 Modelle Crescent New Harbour Village 3 176.00 5 2020-14014-BA00702 Vevine Cameron 111 Martinique Boulevard Caribbean Estate 264.30 6 2020-14014-BA00706 Derron McCreath 163 San Fernando Place Caribbean Estate 125.92 7 2020-14014-BA00714 Walzy McLawrence 36 Seaview Avenue Old Harbour Glades 161.41 8 2020-14014-BA00757 Alberto Gowan 478 Villa Drive Old Harbour Villas 209.00 9 2020-14014-BA00778 Turan Boyd 86 Seaview Path Old Harbour Glades 129.40 10 2020-14014-BA00799 Kenrick Brown 897 Coastal Ring New Harbour Village 2 190.23 11 2020-14014-BA00804 Davel Watson 501 Claremont Boulevard Claremont Heights 354.00 12 2020-14014-BA00824 Natoya Mighty 831 New Harbour Circle New Harbour Village 1 100.50 13 2020-14014-BA00818 Humphery Blake 148 Lanata Circle New Harbour Village 4 141.00 14 2021-14014-BA00010 Stephen Garricks 414 Claremont Boulevard Claremont Heights 168.30 15 2021-14014-BA00014 Marla Dillon 12 Fred Couple Close Caymanas Country Club 68.33 16 2021-14014-BA00034 Albert Elliot 39 Myrtle Place New Harbour Village 3 238.60 Monday, January 18, 2021 Page 1 of 3 Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00392 Fitzroy Walker Old Harbour Proper Bannister 411.72 2 2020-14014-BA00840 Kelleen Pennant-Barnett 93 King Fisher Way Old Harbour Glades 281.68 Spanish Town Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00254 Massekik Cooke 43 Copper Close Seville Meadows 3 328.60 2 2020-14014-BA00485 Lesgar McGrath 159 Palm Drive Sydenham Gardens 175.89 3 2020-14014-BA00555 Hyacinth Cousins 13 Tacius Golding Golden Acres 145.60 4 2020-14014-BA00639 Barirington Richardson 363 Palm Circle Magil Palm 140.00 5 2020-14014-BA00654 Shawn Robinson 80 Ivory Crescent Seville Meadows 3 148.20 6 2020-14014-BA00666 Andwele Dennis 125 The Orchards Two Mile Wood 103.72 7 2020-14014-BA00686 Lochinvar Carroo 454 Lignum Avenue Ebony Vale 114.00 8 2020-14014-BA00693 Joseph McCarthy 374 James Avenue Sydenham Gardens 89.55 9 2020-14014-BA00704 Kim Daley 24 Barrett Circle Wedgewood 200.28 10 2020-14014-BA00705 Andrew Mitchell 328 Corduroy Road Eltham Vista 167.00 11 2020-14014-BA00722 Paul Smith 621 Bayswater Crescent White Water Meadows 234.36 12 2020-14014-BA00764 Ronald Espeut 199 Batick Avenue Eltham Vista 85.00 13 2020-14014-BA00772 Garth Campbell 302 Tudor Close White Water Meadows 119.00 14 2020-14014-BA00777 Janet Russell 351 Fifth Avenue Eltham Acres 214.00 15 2020-14014-BA00785 Trevor Mattis 196 Westmore Drive Westmore Gardens 199.00 16 2020-14014-BA00861 Lukelyn Prendergast 134 Orchid Drive Mount View Estate 244.00 Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00641 Carolyn Brooks 7 Bonnie Blue Flag Lauriston 207.80 2 2020-14014-BA00676 Jermaine Bennett 182 Valley Avenue Mount View Estate 660.50 3 2020-14014-BA00688 Andre Douglas 25 Bellvue St. Johns Meadows 190.00 4 2020-14014-BA00734 Stacy Ann Watson 14 Arlington Avenue Corletts Penn 157.21 5 2020-14014-BA00735 Monique Swaby Black 31 Indica Drive Sydenham Gardens 281.12 6 2020-14014-BA00743 Melisa Taylor 614 Nightingayle Crescent Innswood Village 156.00 7 2020-14014-BA00793 Glenford Byfield 4 Shirley B Road Dolly B Meadows 252.00 8 2020-14014-BA00803 Akieme Wilson 19 Shirley B Road Dolly B Meadows 361.50 9 2020-14014-BA00806 Alphonso Wilkins 1033 Century Boulevard Green Acres 399.00 10 2020-14014-BA00826 Patricia Pickersgill 44 Spanish Town Proper Tredegar Park 276.00 11 2020-14014-BA00885 Kemroy Johnson 41 Spanish Town Proper Waterloo 179.00 12 2020-14014-BA00886 Jermaine Gordon Kitson Town Mary's Field Estate 460.28 13 2021-14014-BA00018 Marcia Lewin-Reid 543 Spanish Town Proper Orchard 74.30 Monday, January 18, 2021 Page 2 of 3 Commercial Spanish Town Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00689 Dianne McIntosh c/o Spanish Town Proper Darlings Pen 4,319.96 Ministry of National Security (Erection of police divisional headquarters) Recommended for Approval ___________________________ Mr. Garfield Thompson Chief Engineering Officer of Roads and Works Monday, January 18, 2021 Page 3 of 3 ST. CATHERINE PARISH COUNCIL OUT OF SESSION BUILDING PLANS TO BE APPROVED January 22, 2021 Residential Bog Walk/Linstead/Ewarton Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00751 Kevin Barnes 19 Shenton Jewel Estate Linstead 108.40 St. Catherine Coast Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00727 Jennifer Daley 12 Lee Trevino Ring Caymanas Country Club Old Harbour 96.42 2 2020-14014-BA00690 Roy Wallace 5 Sylvester Drive New Harbour Subdivision Old Harbour 153.00 Spanish Town Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00520 Nadean Williams-Mighty 76 North Access Road St. Jago Heights Spanish Town 233.00 2 2020-14014-BA00531 Moulton Griffiths 440 McFarlane Friendship Meadows Spanish Town 166.90 3 2020-14014-BA00644 Odean Williams 255 Cargill Boulevard Seville Meadows 3 Spanish Town 378.70 4 2020-14014-BA00645 Rochelle James 1030 Valrie Crescent Willowdene Spanish Town 96.14 5 2020-14014-BA00822 Tania Grant 335 Jacarandah White Water Glades Spanish Town 89.00 Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00486 Dwayne Francis 75 Hill Run Spanish Town 197.50 2 2020-14014-BA00519 Howard Lewis 91 Poinciana Drive Twickenham Gardens Spanish Town 176.40 3 2020-14014-BA00710 Patrick Reid 155 St. Matthew Way Green Acres Spanish Town 251.86 4 2020-14014-BA00713 Namishay Clarke 125 Ivory Crescent Villa Palm Estate Spanish Town 321.56 Recommended for Approval ___________________________ Mr. Garfield Thompson Chief Engineering Officer of Roads and Works Friday, January 22, 2021 Page 1 of 1 ST. CATHERINE PARISH COUNCIL OUT OF SESSION BUILDING PLANS TO BE APPROVED February 03, 2021 Residential Bog Walk/Linstead/Ewarton Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00751 Kevin Barnes 19 Shenton Jewel Estate Linstead 108.40 St. Catherine Coast Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00770 Noel Blair 31 Bowers Estate Colbeck Old Harbour 325.00 2 2020-14014-BA00690 Roy Wallace 5 Sylvester Drive New Harbour Subdivision Old Harbour 153.00 Spanish Town Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00520 Nadean Williams-Mighty 76 North Access Road St. Jago Heights Spanish Town 233.00 2 2020-14014-BA00531 Moulton Griffiths 440 McFarlane Friendship Meadows Spanish Town 166.90 3 2020-14014-BA00822 Tania Grant 335 Jacarandah White Water Glades Spanish Town 89.00 4 2020-14014-BA00369 Leroy Davis 161 Marble Drive Seville Meadows 3 Spanish Town 131.46 Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Sector Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00486 Dwayne Francis 75 Hill Run Spanish Town 197.50 2 2020-14014-BA00713 Namishay Clarke 125 Ivory Crescent Villa Palm Estate Spanish Town 321.56 Recommended for Approval ___________________________ Mr. Garfield Thompson Chief Engineering Officer of Roads and Works Friday, January 22, 2021 Page 1 of 1 ST. CATHERINE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Application for Building Plan Approved at Physical Planning Environment Committee Meeting held February 16, 2021 The undermentioned building and site plans have been processed and found in order. Granting of approval is therefore recommended. Residential Bog Walk/Linstead/Ewarton Addition Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00751 Simone Williams 19 Jewel Estate Bog Walk Proper 108.40 2 2020-14014-BA00880 David Maragh 58 Clifton Farm Linstead Proper 270.40 Erection Applicant's Number Applicant's Name Lot # Street Community Area m2 1 2020-14014-BA00763 Julene Atkinson August Town Road Bog Walk Proper 107.70 2 2020-14014-BA00774 Vinroy Braham Land Part of High Bog Walk Proper 109.00 3 2021-14014-BA00023 Doneath Howell-Edwards 56 Hillview Estate Bog Walk Proper 312.58 4 2020-14014-BA00771 Marlon Powell Land Part of Linstead Proper 186.36 5 2020-14014-BA00773 Allia Coleman-Darlington 9 Pryce Lane Ewarton Proper 356.00 6 2020-14014-BA00869 Alanzo Leonard 1 Santa Maria Rock Hall 169.00 7 2021-14014-BA00111 Rosemarie Sheppard 1 Charlton Ewarton Proper 592.60 8 2020-14014-BA00651 Channing Bryan Land Part of Shady Lluidas Vale Proper 201.00 St.
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