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Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Applicant Agent Wyke Area Team Planning Applications, Licensing Applications and Conservation Issues Planning Applications received in the period Week Ending Friday, 4 th March, 2011 to Week Ending Friday, 1 st April, 2011 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Applicant Agent Officer Contact 00027872G LIDL Display of free standing Newland LIDL Q22 23 Cottingham Road non-illuminated 48 sheet Mr Philip Atkinson Laura Gibson Kingston Upon Hull advertisement hoarding Second Floor 612903 HU5 2PP Marian House 11/00207/ADV Bullerthorpe Lane Leeds, LS15 9JN 00031541 23 Richmond Street Felling of apple tree in Avenue Mr Andrew Ward- 19 Kingston Upon Hull rear garden Campbell Tracey Sims HU5 3JZ 23 Richmond Street 612335 Hull, HU5 3JZ 11/00185/TC 00031546 25 Woolsheds Close 1. Erection of two storey Bricknell Lee Graves Q21 Kingston Upon Hull side extension (6.2m long 25 Woolsheds Close Catherine Dixon HU5 4GD x 6.2m high x 3.2m wide; Kingston Upon Hull 612337 20’5” x 20’5” x 10’6”) HU5 4GD 11/00220/FULL 2. Erection of single storey rear extension (10.4m max length x 7.7m wide x 3.2m high; 34’3” x 25’4” x 10’6”) 00012979C 10 Newland Park 1. Prune and remove Bricknell Mr Peter Thompson 19 Kingston Upon Hull dead wood from two trees 10 Newland Park John Wright HU5 2DW in front garden. Hull 612340 2. Crown lift to 3m lime HU5 2DW 11/00214/TC tree in front garden. Page 1 of 6 Wyke Area Team Planning Applications, Licensing Applications and Conservation Issues Planning Applications received in the period Week Ending Friday, 4 th March, 2011 to Week Ending Friday, 1 st April, 2011 00031547 18 Newland Park Pollard lime tree and Bricknell Mrs Terry Arborology 19 Kingston Upon Hull copper beech tree in front 18 Newland Park 8 The Green John Wright HU5 2DW garden. Hull Dale Road 612340 HU5 2DW Swanland 11/00216/TC HU14 4PZ 00031549 9 Salisbury Street Felling of plum tree in Avenue (Wyke) Mr Dixie 19 Kingston Upon Hull rear garden. 9 Salisbury Street Tracey Sims HU5 3HA Hull 612335 HU5 3HA 11/00234/TC 00008505E 132 Newland Park 1. Felling of 2 x conifer Bricknell Mr Mackrill Don Garsides 19 Kingston Upon Hull trees in rear garden. West Garth 161 Belvoir Street Tracey Sims HU5 2DU 2. Reduce the height of 132 Newland Park Hull 612335 conifers along Hull HU5 3LS 11/00167/TC boundary with 62 HU5 2DU Newland Park to approximately 3.6m; 12’ high. 00019253D 43-45 De Grey Street Change of use from Newland Mr Mohammed Q20 Kingston Upon Hull warehouse to motor Saddique John Wright HU5 2RY vehicle repair garage with 116 Victoria Avenue 612340 MOT testing. Additional Hull 11/00272/COU use as training facility on HU5 3DS Sundays 00012332C 120 Newland Park Remove horse chestnut Bricknell Mr Steve Atkin Lawn N Order 19 Kingston Upon Hull tree from rear garden. 120 Newland Park 10 Everthorpe Close John Wright HU5 2DU Hull Brough 612340 HU5 2DU HU15 1TL 11/00268/TC Page 2 of 6 Wyke Area Team Planning Applications, Licensing Applications and Conservation Issues Planning Applications received in the period Week Ending Friday, 4 th March, 2011 to Week Ending Friday, 1 st April, 2011 00012147F 199 Cottingham Road 1. Erection of single Bricknell Mr & Mrs Clannachan Mr L. Connell Q21 Kingston Upon Hull storey rear extension 199 Cottingham Road 9 Gorton Road Catherine Dixon HU5 2EG (5m long x 4.7m wide Hull Willerby 612337 x 3.7m max height; HU5 2EG HU10 6LU 11/00190/FULL 16’5” x 15’5” x 12’2). 2. Installation of rear dormer. 00021267E 159 Princes Avenue Demolition of existing Avenue Biowise Elevation Design Ltd Q25 (former Police Station buildings (application for Mr Bob Wilkes 1st Floor Laura Gibson site) Conservation Area Biowise Ltd 16 Wright Street 612903 Kingston upon Hull Consent). Albion Lane Kingston Upon Hull 11/00274/CON HU5 3DL Willerby HU2 8JU Hull HU10 6TS 00021267D 159 Princes Avenue Erection of two storey Avenue (Wyke) Biowise Q18 (Former Police Station building for use classes Mr Bob Wilkes Laura Gibson Site) A2 (financial and Biowise Ltd 612903 Kingston Upon Hull professional), B1 (offices) Albion Lane 11/00275/FULL HU5 3DL or D1 (non-residential Willerby institutions). Hull HU10 6TS 00030979A 170 Goddard Avenue Single storey rear Bricknell (Wyke) Mr Matt Swainston Q21 Kingston Upon Hull extension (2.6m long x 170 Goddard Avenue John Wright HU5 2BP 4.4m wide x 3.9m high; Hull 612340 8'6" x 14'5" x 12'10"). HU5 2BP 11/00288/FULL Page 3 of 6 Wyke Area Team Planning Applications, Licensing Applications and Conservation Issues Planning Applications received in the period Week Ending Friday, 4 th March, 2011 to Week Ending Friday, 1 st April, 2011 00034622 Beverley Court Fell sycamore tree Newland (Wyke) Ferriby Hall Mr Malcolm Waller 19 Residential Home located in the car park at High Street 18 West End Catherine Dixon 334 Beverley Road rear. North Ferriby Walkington 612337 Kingston Upon Hull HU14 3JP East Yorkshire 11/00232/TC HU5 1LH HU17 8SX 00009418A 27 Westbourne Avenue Felling of 9 leylandii Avenue (Wyke) Susie Steel 19 Princes Avenue trees in the rear garden. 27 Westbourne Tracey Sims Kingston Upon Hull Avenue 612335 HU5 3HN Princes Avenue 11/00266/TC Hull HU5 3HN 00013494A 289 Beverley Road Installation of gates Avenue (Wyke) Mr David Oxtoby Sutton Design Q13 Kingston Upon Hull (2.3m high max; 7'6") 108 Hull Road 84 Church Street John Wright HU5 2TL across private access Woodmansey Sutton 612340 and erection of Beverley Kingston Upon Hull 11/00289/FULL boundary wall. HU7 4TD 00005021E 76 - 78 Newland Avenue Application for variation Newland (Wyke) Heron Foods Ltd Derek Morris Architects Q18 Kingston Upon Hull of condition on approval Mr Michael Heuck 7 Malt Kiln Road Catherine Dixon HU5 3AB No. 00005021D to allow Jackson Way Fenton 612337 alternative design of Melton Lincoln 11/00201/RES rear extension. HU14 3HJ LN1 2EW 00031566 274 Victoria Avenue Fell ash tree in front Avenue (Wyke) Mr Emmerson 19 Princes Avenue garden. 274 Victoria Avenue Catherine Dixon Kingston Upon Hull Princes Avenue 612337 HU5 3DZ Hull 11/00296/TC HU5 3DZ Page 4 of 6 Wyke Area Team Planning Applications, Licensing Applications and Conservation Issues Planning Applications received in the period Week Ending Friday, 4 th March, 2011 to Week Ending Friday, 1 st April, 2011 00031569 11 Kirkham Drive Erection of first floor rear Bricknell (Wyke) Mr Mark Frankish Mr G Fawcett HiYPB Ltd Q21 Kingston Upon Hull extension (3.9m long x 11 Kirkham Drive 16a Nursery Court Catherine Dixon HU5 2BS 4.2m wide x 5.2m high; Hull Brough 612337 12'8" x 13'8" x 17'1"). HU5 2BS East Riding Of Yorkshire 11/00278/FULL HU15 1DG 00004692C 51 Westbourne Avenue Felling of two conifer Avenue (Wyke) Mrs Watson Mike Foster Tree Surgery 19 Princes Avenue trees in the rear garden. 51 Westbourne 235 Park Avenue Tracey Sims Kingston Upon Hull Avenue Princes Avenue 612335 HU5 3HW Princes Avenue Hull 11/00316/TC Hull HU5 4DE HU5 3HW 00016484A 99 Newland Park Fell horse chestnut tree Bricknell (Wyke) Mr Grantham 19 Kingston Upon Hull in rear garden. 99 Newland Park John Wright HU5 2DT Hull 612340 HU5 2DT 11/00305/TC LICENSING APPLICATIONS received in the period Week Ending Friday, Friday, 25 March, 2011 Submitt ed Date Premise Name Address of Premise Area Applicant Details Consultation End (conversion/variation/grant etc) 24/03/11 Sainsbury’s 85 Princes Avenue Avenue Variation application to remove all 21/04/11 existing conditions and replace with new (application can be viewed at member services or 33 Witham). 24/03/11 Sainsbury’s 70 Chanterlands Avenue Variation application to remove all 21/04/11 Avenue existing conditions and replace with new (application can be viewed at member services or 33 Page 5 of 6 Wyke Area Team Planning Applications, Licensing Applications and Conservation Issues Planning Applications received in the period Week Ending Friday, 4 th March, 2011 to Week Ending Friday, 1 st April, 2011 Witham). 24/03/11 Sainsbury’s 282-284 Bricknell Bricknell Variation application to remove all 21/04/11 Avenue existing conditions and replace with new (application can be viewed at member services or 33 Witham). 25/03/11 Sainsbury’s Newland Avenue Newland Variation application to remove all 22/04/11 existing conditions and replace with new (application can be viewed at member services or 33 Witham). 29/03/2011 Ezee Shop 113 Newland Avenue Newland Grant application for the sale of 26/04/2011 alcohol for consumption off the premises Mon - Sun 08.00 to 23.00 Teddy Clark 31/03/2011 (Gambling) 106 Newland Avenue Newland Grant of Bingo Premises Licence 28/04/2011 Page 6 of 6 .
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