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Digest of Planning Decisions 1 DECISIONS ISSUED 18/00093/PD Southcoates East 18/00093/PD 281 Portobello Street Kingston Upon Hull HU9 3NU Erecrtion of shed Application Withdrawn 19/01407/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 19/01407/FULL Leisureland 70 King Edward Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 3SQ Change of use of existing ground floor and basement accommodation from Amusement Centre to Commercial use in classes A1, A2, A3 (Retail, Office, Restaurant) Application Permitted 20/00087/FULL Avenue 20/00087/FULL Florins Cafe Bar 38 - 42 Princes Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 3QQ Change of use of first and second floor to provide 2 no. residential flats involving the subdivision of the property, retention of bar/restaurant to ground floor Application Permitted 20/00399/FULL Avenue 20/00399/FULL 84 Princes Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 3QJ Change of use from restaurant and bar on ground floor and first floor to restaurant and bar on ground and part of first floor and two self contained flats on first floor Installation of new entrance door to front elevation to provide access to flats Application Permitted 1 20/01026/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 20/01026/FULL Amberdene Lodge 40 - 42 Boulevard Kingston Upon Hull HU3 2TA Change of use from Residential Care Home (C2) to 9 No Self contained flats (C3) (Amended plans received). Application Permitted 20/01162/CONDET Bricknell 20/01162/CONDET Land To The North East Of 49 Bishop Alcock Road Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4RL Discharge of conditions 8, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 27 and 30 of approval 15/00601/OUT. Conditions Discharged 20/01301/FULL Marfleet 20/01301/FULL 343 Marfleet Lane Kingston Upon Hull HU9 5UH Installation of vehicle access and hardstanding to the front of 343 Marfleet Lane Application Permitted 20/01350/FULL Southcoates 20/01350/FULL 448 Southcoates Lane Kingston Upon Hull HU9 3UA Change of use from single 4 bedroomed house to 1no 1 bedroomed flat and 1no 3 bedroomed flat. Application Permitted 20/01351/CONDET Holderness 20/01351/CONDET Advanced Plastics And Composites Ltd Bergen Way Kingston Upon Hull HU7 0YQ 2 Discharge of condition 8 of approval 19/00510/FULL. Conditions Discharged 20/01352/FULL Newington And Gipsyville 20/01352/FULL 95 De La Pole Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU3 6RD Change of use from dwelling house to C2 care facility Application Permitted 20/01385/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 20/01385/FULL 70-80 Prospect Street Kingston Upon Hull Installation of cladding to part of front and side elevations Application Permitted 20/01386/ADV St Andrews And Dockland 20/01386/ADV 70-80 Prospect Street Kingston Upon Hull Display of internally illuminated signage, flag poles on single storey flat roof and banner on adjacent car park. Advert Approval 20/01583/FULL Newington And Gipsyville 20/01583/FULL Aunt Bessies Ltd Freightliner Road Kingston Upon Hull HU3 4UW Erection of a new high bay pallet store industrial building (max. 33.9m long x max 24.35m wide x max. 13.3m high) on an existing car parking area within an existing food factory site. Creation of a new car parking area to replace the car parking lost to the new pallet store building on a separate vacant site close to the existing factory site Application Permitted 21/00049/FULL Holderness 3 21/00049/FULL 567 Holderness Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 9AA 1. Change of use of six bedroom dwelling into five studio apartments. 2. Erection of two single storey rear extensions following demolition of existing outbuildings and external staircase. Application Permitted 21/00065/FULL Avenue 21/00065/FULL 3 Larch Close Kingston Upon Hull HU5 2QL Erection of single and two storey side and rear extension (max 16.7m long x max 3.64m wide x max 7.47m high) Application Permitted 21/00095/FULL Derringham 21/00095/FULL 2 Bristol Road Kingston Upon Hull HU5 5XH Erection of a two storey, end of terrace, 2 bed dwelling house within the existing curtilage of 2 Bristol Road Application Refused 21/00096/FULL Ings 21/00096/FULL To The North West Of 948 And 950 Holderness Road Kingston Upon Hull HU9 4AB Formation of vehicular access to front gardens of 950 & 952 Holderness Road (Revised site plan and address) Application Permitted 21/00098/FULL Drypool 21/00098/FULL 203 James Reckitt Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU8 7TL Erection of two storey side and rear extensions and single storey front and rear extensions 4 Application Refused 21/00107/NMA Bricknell 21/00107/NMA 72 Allderidge Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4EQ Non material amendment for 20/00219/FULL - Erection of ground floor rear extension; Erection of first floor rear extension; Alteration to roof comprising change from hip to gable. Construction of dormer to rear roof slope NMA Refused 21/00108/CONDET Newington And Gipsyville 21/00108/CONDET 1 - 24 Pickering Crescent Hessle Road Kingston Upon Hull HU4 6RZ Discharge of conditions for 20/00458/FULL - Installation of new windows and doors to nos. 1-24, Installation of new resin bonded gravel terraces, ramps, and fences to the rear of nos. 1-20 - conditions 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10,11 Conditions Partly Discharged 21/00110/CONDET Holderness 21/00110/CONDET 204 Chamberlain Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 8HN Discharge of conditions for 20/00635/FULL - Change of use from Licensed Club to Use for Tool & Equipment Hire, External alterations to elevations and installation of new 2m high security fence around the perimeter of site - conditions 4, 6, 7, 13, 15, 18 Conditions Discharged 21/00123/TC St Andrews And Dockland 21/00123/TC Communal Gardens Prince Street Kingston Upon Hull Fell Rowan Tree 5 Approved by Default 21/00131/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 21/00131/CONDET 75 - 77 Cholmley Street Kingston Upon Hull HU3 3DN Discharge of conditions for 17/00297/FULL - Loft conversion to create an additional 2 bed flat (already approved for 6) - condition 6 Conditions Discharged 21/00138/CONDET Kingswood 21/00138/CONDET H21 Kingswood Kingston Upon Hull Discharge of conditions 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 relating to approval 16/01201/RES Conditions Discharged 21/00144/FULL West Carr 21/00144/FULL 312 Stroud Crescent East Kingston Upon Hull HU7 4QN Construction of new gable wall to no. 312 and enclosure of enlarged garden Following demolition of fire damage No. 314 Application Permitted 21/00152/FULL Central 21/00152/FULL 125 - 129 Spring Bank Sainsbury's Supermarkets Kingston Upon Hull HU3 1BH Proposed conversion of the first floor to create 4 x 1 bedroom flats and 2 x 2 bedroom flats and associated external alterations including new windows and doors Application Permitted 21/00182/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 21/00182/CONDET 6 Hart Of Stone Gillett Street Kingston Upon Hull Discharge of conditions 4, 5, 6 and 7 of approval 20/01207/FULL. Conditions Discharged 21/00211/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 21/00211/CONDET Hull City Council Guildhall Alfred Gelder Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 2AA discharge of conditions for 18/00176/LBC - Alterations including 1. Replacement of Timeball mechanism to upper section of tower. 2. Replacement of glass to lantern with self-cleaning glass and stainless steel ventilation mesh. 3. Internal alterations to chamber to improve health and safety equipment. 4. Internal electrical work ( Application for Listed Building Consent ) - conditions 1, 2,3 Conditions Discharged 21/00228/LBC Avenue 21/00228/LBC Artlink Centre 87 Princes Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 3QP Application for listed building consent for creation of a new doorway through an existing window and infilling an existing window in the north elevation Listed Building Consent Approved 21/00239/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 21/00239/FULL 18 Savile Street Kingston Upon Hull HU1 3EF Change of use from retail use to bar (drinking establishment) use Application Permitted 21/00240/FULL Kingswood 21/00240/FULL 29 Viola Close 7 Kingston Upon Hull HU7 3FU Conversion of garage to workshop Application Permitted 21/00249/CONDET Holderness 21/00249/CONDET Mauri Products Ltd Stockholm Road Kingston Upon Hull HU7 0XW Discharge of conditions for 20/00987/FULL - Erection of production building with ancillary external works including new yard area, pipe bridge and revised staff parking. - conditions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Conditions Discharged 21/00257/PAH Holderness 21/00257/PAH 139 Gillshill Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 0JW Erection of a single storey rear extension (3.5m long x 6.15m wide x 3.39m high). (Application to determine whether prior approval for development within the curtilage of a dwelling house is required for a rear extension) Prior Approval permitted development 21/00258/FULL St Andrews And Dockland 21/00258/FULL Engine And Gearbox Centre 140 English Street Kingston Upon Hull HU3 2BT Erection of portal steel framed structure with new roofing and parapetted cladding to finish existing following demolition of existing structures Application Permitted 21/00264/FULL Holderness 21/00264/FULL 17 Moffat Close Kingston Upon Hull 8 HU8 0AU Erection of a two storey side extension with a garage on the ground floor (8.01m long x 2.44m wide x 7.139m high). Application Permitted 21/00265/CONDET St Andrews And Dockland 21/00265/CONDET 10-12 School Street Kingston Upon Hull Discharge of conditions 3, 7, 8 and 9 of approval 15/00344/FULL. Conditions Partly Discharged 21/00266/LAW Beverley And Newland 21/00266/LAW 6 Heathcote Street Kingston Upon Hull HU6 7LP Use of property as house in multiple occupation (8 bed HIMO) application for Lawful Development Certificate Lawful Use Granted 21/00271/FULL Bricknell 21/00271/FULL 35 Barrington Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4AZ Erection of first floor extension to rear (4.29m long x 3m
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