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Renfrewshire Council Applications Decided by Head of Planning & Housing Under Delegated Powers During the Period RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL APPLICATIONS DECIDED BY HEAD OF PLANNING & HOUSING UNDER DELEGATED POWERS DURING THE PERIOD 03/04/2020 to 24/04/2020 Page 1 Applic no. Applicant Site Address Decision Decision Date 20/0040/PP Mr Collins 4 Inchinnan Road, GRANT subject to 14/04/2020 4 Inchinnan Road Renfrew conditions 1 - Renfrew North Renfrew and Braehead PA4 8ND Proposal Change of use from deli (Class 1) to hot food takeaway and installation of flue to rear of building 20/0130/PP Notemachine UK Ltd 301 Gallowhill Road, GRANT 07/04/2020 Russell House Paisley, PA3 4UG 2 - Renfrew South Elvicta Business Park and Gallowhill Crickhowell Powys NP8 1DF Proposal Installation of ATM (in retrospect) 20/0131/AD Notemachine UK Ltd 301 Gallowhill Road, GRANT subject to 07/04/2020 Russell House Paisley, PA3 4UG conditions 2 - Renfrew South Elvicta Business Park and Gallowhill Crickhowell Powys NP8 1DF Proposal Display of one internally illuminated ATM surround (in retrospect) 20/0024/CL GMC Car and Commercial Unit 1, 99 Greenhill Road, GRANT 07/04/2020 Repairs Ltd Paisley, PA3 1RD 4 - Paisley Unit 1 Northwest 99 Greenhill Road Paisley PA3 1RD Proposal Use of premises as an MOT Testing Centre 20/0107/PP JD Wetherspoons Public House, The Last GRANT subject to 14/04/2020 Wetherspoons House Post, County Square, conditions 5 - Paisley East Reeds Crescent Paisley, PA1 1BP and Central Watford WD24 4QL Proposal Formation of roof terrace/outdoor seating area and external alterations to building 20/0108/LB JD Wetherspoons Public House, The Last GRANT 14/04/2020 Wetherspoon House Post, County Square, 5 - Paisley East Reeds Crescent Paisley, PA1 1BP and Central Watford WD24 4QL Proposal Internal and external alterations to building to form roof terrace/outdoor seating area Page 2 Applic no. Applicant Site Address Decision Decision Date 20/0154/PP WM Morrisons 16 Thread Street, Paisley GRANT 08/04/2020 Supermarkets PLC 5 - Paisley East Hilmore House and Central Gain Lane Bradford BD3 7DL Proposal Erection of car windscreen repair pod with associated store and canopy 20/0164/PP Notemachine UK Ltd Ground Floor, 28 High GRANT 17/04/2020 Russell House Street, Paisley, PA1 2BZ 5 - Paisley East Elvicta Business Park and Central Crickhowell Powys NP8 1DF Proposal Installation of ATM within glazed shop front in retrospect 20/0109/PP Mr Johnston Flat 0/1, 23 Thornly Park GRANT 14/04/2020 Flat 0/1 Avenue, Paisley, PA2 7SD 6 - Paisley 23 Thornly Park Avenue Southeast Paisley PA2 7SD Proposal Replacement of roof and glazed sections of conservatory to side of flat and alteration to hard surfacing within site curtilage 20/0097/PP Mr Russell 27 Stravaig Walk, Paisley, GRANT subject to 07/04/2020 27 Stravaig Walk PA2 0RX conditions 7 - Paisley Paisley Southwest PA2 0RX Proposal Erection of two storey extension to side and single storey extension to rear of dwellinghouse 20/0116/PP Mr Dinning 21 Balgonie Drive, Paisley, GRANT subject to 03/04/2020 21 Balgonie Drive PA2 6HH conditions 7 - Paisley Paisley Southwest PA2 6HH Proposal Formation of dormer and balcony to rear of dwellinghouse 20/0124/PP Mr Jones 54 Stravaig Walk, Paisley, GRANT 09/04/2020 54 Stravaig Walk PA2 0RY 7 - Paisley Paisley Southwest PA2 0RY Proposal Erection of single storey extension to rear of dwellinghouse 20/0192/EB Scottish Government Neilston Grid Electricity No objections 14/04/2020 Energy Consents Sub - Station Complex, 7 - Paisley 4th floor 5 Atlantic Quay Gleniffer Road, Paisley Southwest 150 Broomielaw Glasgow G2 8LU Proposal Installation of a new 400kV overhead line between existing towers 19/0824/PP Motorpoint Ltd Land at Pegasus Avenue, GRANT subject to 08/04/2020 Chartwell Drive Griffen Avenue, Linwood conditions 8 - Johnstone Derby Road, Paisley South and Elderslie DE21 6BZ Proposal Erection of car supermarket with sales building, ancillary workshop building, security office, vehicle sales hardstandings, parking hardstandings and associated customer / service access. Page 3 Applic no. Applicant Site Address Decision Decision Date 20/0105/PP L S Landscapes Site on North Western GRANT 16/04/2020 34A Kilbbarchan Road boundary of scrap yard, 8 - Johnstone Johnstone Rannoch Road, Johnstone South and Elderslie PA5 8RF Proposal Erection of storage/workshop shed (in retrospect) 20/0200/PA Scottish Power Energy Arnold Clark, Pegasus Prior Approval Not 09/04/2020 Networks Avenue, Phoenix Business Required 8 - Johnstone Unit 4B Southcraig Park, Paisley, PA1 2AB South and Elderslie Avenue Rowallan Business Park Kilmarnock KA3 6BQ Proposal Prior Notification for Electronic communication code operators 20/0055/PP Mrs Halliday 16 Walkinshaw Street, GRANT subject to 06/04/2020 16 Walkinshaw Street Johnstone, PA5 8AB conditions 9 - J'stone N, Johnstone Kilbarchan, H'wood, LochW PA5 8AB Proposal Erection of residential flatted development (in principle) 20/0138/PP Mr Koenig The Fathers House, Beith GRANT 09/04/2020 The Fathers House Road, Howwood, 9 - J'stone N, Beith Road Johnstone, PA9 1AS Kilbarchan, H'wood, LochW Howwood Johnstone PA9 1AS Proposal Erection of single storey extensions to the side and rear of dwellinghouse and formation of dormer on front elevation. 20/0156/PP Mrs Lennon 10 Kilbarchan Road, GRANT 16/04/2020 10 Kilbarchan Road Johnstone, PA5 8RB 9 - J'stone N, Johnstone Kilbarchan, H'wood, LochW PA5 8RB Proposal Erection of single storey extension to rear of dwellinghouse 20/0101/PP Sustrans Site 80 metres West of 13 GRANT 14/04/2020 Rosebery House 9 East Fulton Holdings, 10 - Houston, Haymarket Terrace Gilmartin Road, Linwood, Crosslee and Linwood Transport Planning and Paisley Engineering Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Proposal Construction of 2.5m wide shared use path and installation of access control bollard 20/0103/PP Mr & Mrs Crawford Kilfillan, Houston Road, GRANT 16/04/2020 Kilfillan Houston, Johnstone, PA6 10 - Houston, Houston Road 7BA Crosslee and Linwood Houston Johnstone PA6 7BA Proposal Conversion of garage to habitable accommodation and installation of windows Page 4 Applic no. Applicant Site Address Decision Decision Date 20/0118/PP Mr MacMillan 15 Woodburn Place, GRANT 03/04/2020 15 Woodburn Place Houston, Johnstone, PA6 10 - Houston, Houston 7NA Crosslee and Linwood Johnstone PA6 7NA Proposal Erection of single storey extension to side of dwellinghouse 20/0151/PP Mr & Mrs Trinder 29 Woodside Road, GRANT subject to 08/04/2020 29 Woodside Road Brookfield, Johnstone, PA5 conditions 10 - Houston, Brookfield 8UB Crosslee and Linwood Johnstone PA5 8UB Proposal Erection of two storey extension to side of dwellinghouse and single storey extension to rear 20/0132/PP BAE Systems Royal Ordnance, Station GRANT 07/04/2020 Georgetown Reception Road, Bishopton, PA7 5NJ 11 - Bishopton, Centre BoW & Langbank Houston Road Houston PA6 7BG Proposal Formation of SUDS pond with associated landscaping. 20/0145/PP BAE Systems Royal Ordnance, Station GRANT 07/04/2020 Georgetown Reception Road, Bishopton, PA7 5NJ 11 - Bishopton, Centre BoW & Langbank Houston Road Houston PA6 7BG Proposal Formation of SUDS pond with associated landscaping. 20/0069/PP Equine Vet Clinic Brown Egg Farm, Houston GRANT subject to 11/04/2020 Houston Road Road, Inchinnan conditions 12 - Erskine and Inchinnan Inchinnan PA4 9LZ Proposal Change of use from Equestrian Vets Practice to Open Vets Practice for all animals Total Number of Applications decided 26 .
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