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Delegated List PDF 46 KB LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 30 TH JULY 2007 LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL APPLICATION NO DETAILS DECISION 07/00150/FUL Field Adjoining, Mount Pleasant Lane, Bolton Le Sands Application Permitted Construction of a new access, erection of stables with hard standing fenced area for Mr And Mrs Moorby 07/00219/ADV 103 Penny Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Installaition of Application Permitted fascia signs for Mr T W Noy 07/00249/LB 103 Penny Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Application for Permitted Development listed building consent for new signage for Mr T W Noy 07/00330/FUL 51 Highfield Road, Carnforth, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted decking for Mr R Parkinson 07/00357/FUL 60 Yorkshire Street, Morecambe, Lancashire Retention Application Refused of roller shutters for Miss Christine Jackson 07/00371/RENU Greenroyd Residential Home, 27 Hest Bank Lane, Hest Application Permitted Bank Renewal of application no. 02/00123 for the demolition of single storey extension and erection of new extension to provide 16 bedrooms and alterations to existing to form 6 bedrooms and ancillary accommodation for Mr & Mrs Parker 07/00383/FUL Sellerley Farm, Conder Green Road, Galgate Erection of Application Permitted extension to Agricultural Free Range Chicken Building for Mr E Newsham 07/00386/CU 23 The Meadows, Yealand Redmayne, Carnforth Application Permitted Change of use of garage into office and utility room for Robin Hill 07/00410/CU The Green Ayre, 61 North Road, Lancaster Change of Application Permitted use of pavement area to create cafe outside existing public house for Mr Andrew Miller 07/00414/ADV Ripley St Thomas C Of E School, Ashton Road, Application Permitted Lancaster Installation of various signs for Ripley St Thomas C E School 07/00415/LB Ripley St Thomas C Of E School, Ashton Road, Application Permitted Lancaster Listed building application for installation of various signs for Ripley St Thomas C E School 07/00431/FUL 17 Main Road, Nether Kellet, Carnforth Erection of a two Application Refused storey side extension, dormer windows to the front and rear with other minor external alterations for Mr Raymond Griffin 07/00456/ADV 4 Lunedale House, Market Street, Morecambe Erection Application Permitted of internally illuminated fascia sign and a non-illuminated projecting sign for Lloyds TSB 07/00468/CU 46 West End Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Change of Application Permitted Use of former guest house to 2 self-contained maisonettes and 1 self-contained flat for Mr D Sherman LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 30 TH JULY 2007 07/00473/CU 43 New Street, Carnforth, Lancashire Change of use Application Permitted from vacant shop to cafe (A1 to A3) for Mrs Sarah Grice 07/00474/CU Uptown Farm, Willy Lane, Cockerham Change of use of Application Permitted redundant agricultural building to create 3 holiday units for Messrs Hewitt 07/00479/FUL Beckside Cottage, Whitebeck Lane, Priest Hutton Application Permitted Erection of a first floor extension for Mr A W Clucas 07/00497/FUL 78 Vale Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of a Application Permitted garage attached to the side and a conservatory to the rear for Mrs Z Fowles 07/00499/FUL Dog & Partridge Hotel, Bare Lane, Morecambe Application Permitted Retrospective application for the erection of a free- standing covered area to the rear for Greene King Ltd 07/00505/FUL 16 Pedder Road, Overton, Morecambe Erection of a Application Permitted detached garage and a conservatory to the rear for Mr Moorhouse 07/00509/FUL 8 Redshank Drive, Heysham, Morecambe Conversion of Application Refused garage to utility room and study for Mr K Sanderson 07/00521/FUL 2 Marton Place, Morecambe, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted single storey rear extension, demolition of garage and erection of a detached home work space for Mr T Ireland And Ms K Metters 07/00525/FUL 10 - 14 Cheapside, Lancaster, Lancashire Alterations to Application Permitted existing shop front for McDonalds Restaurant Ltd 07/00537/FUL Postern Gate Lodge, Quernmore Road, Quernmore Application Permitted Erection of a porch for Mr H Oldroyd 07/00539/FUL Hi-Tec House, Former North West Engineering Ltd, Application Permitted Willow Lane Erection of an extension to existing security fence approved on application 05/00271/FUL for Mr J Whitehall 07/00541/FUL 1 Holker Close, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of a two Application Refused storey extension to the side for Mr Tony Barrett 07/00542/FUL Capernwray Hall, Borwick Road, Capernwray Demolition Application Permitted of existing store and erection of two storey extension for Capernwray Missionary Fellowship Of Torchbearers 07/00544/LB Capernwray Hall, Borwick Road, Capernwray Listed Application Permitted building application for the demolition of existing store and erection of a two storey extension for Capernwray Missionary Fellowship Of Torchbearers 07/00548/FUL 395 Lancaster Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Erection Application Permitted of single storey extension to replace existing outbuilding for Matthew Graham 07/00551/ADV Lidl (former Banbury Garage), Westgate, Morecambe Application Refused Erection of internally illuminated shop signage and flag pole for Lidl UK 07/00555/FUL 20 Allandale Gardens, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted a fence for Mark Lawson LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 30 TH JULY 2007 07/00559/FUL 8 Whitendale Drive, Bolton Le Sands, Carnforth Application Permitted Extension of existing kitchen with erection of first floor extension above for Mr H And Mrs J Clements 07/00564/FUL Woodside, Ashton Road, Ashton Retrospective Application Permitted application to retain buildings erected for use as storage/private workshop/garden store for Mr M Blackwell 07/00565/CU Woodside, Ashton Road, Ashton Retrospective Application Refused application to retain change of use of land to form car parking area for Mr M Blackwell 07/00568/FUL 19 The Row, Silverdale, Carnforth Retrospective Application Refused application for the erection of a patio/sitting area and new access steps to the front for Mr S Watts 07/00569/FUL 112 Westbourne Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection Application Permitted of a single storey gable extension for Roy And Jennie Stephenson 07/00576/CU Warton Grange Farm, Main Street, Warton Application Refused Retrospective application for change of use of land for siting of a temporary agricultural workers caravan for Mr M Barker 07/00579/PA Computer Annex Yealand Manor, Yealand Road, Further Details Not Yealand Conyers Prior Approval for demolition of Required (AD/PA) existing redundant computer building for Mr And Mrs Allen 07/00582/LB Postern Gate Lodge, Quernmore Road, Quernmore Application Permitted Listed Building Consent for the erection of a porch for Mr H Oldroyd 07/00583/ADV 8 New Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Retrospective Application Permitted application for the retention of a static externally illuminated shop sign and projecting sign for All Fired Up Ceramics 07/00585/FUL 65 Windermere Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Erection of Application Permitted dormer window to rear and two velux windows to front for Mr A Crowther 07/00586/FUL Hopebeck House, Fall Kirk, Gressingham Installation of Application Permitted new kitchen window, french door and 2 velux windows for Dr C Bassindale 07/00591/FUL 14 Levens Way, Silverdale, Carnforth Retention of Application Permitted existing gates and erection of new boundary walls for Mr V Bailey 07/00592/RCN 18 Scotforth Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Modification Application Permitted of condition 3 on 1/86/924 to allow Sunday opening for fish and chip shop for Neptune (North Wales) Ltd 07/00594/FUL Plot 1, Penrod Way, Heysham Installation of Application Permitted floodlighting with support poles for Lancaster Training Services 07/00601/CU 10 Main Street, Hornby, Lancaster Change of use of part Application Permitted of Post Office (A1) to residential dwelling for Mrs A Wilkinson LIST OF DELEGATED PLANNING DECISIONS 30 TH JULY 2007 07/00603/FUL 18 Moon Bay Wharf, Heysham, Morecambe Erection of Application Permitted porch to the side for Mr And Mrs J Hesketh 07/00604/FUL 5 Westfield Hamlet, Nether Kellet, Carnforth Erection of Application Refused a single storey lounge extension to the rear for Mr And Mrs A Wilkinson 07/00606/FUL The Malt Shovel, 66 Main Street, Warton Construction of Application Permitted a covered seating area and disabled access ramp for Mr Simon Foster 07/00607/ELDC Unit 5 Maple Works, Northgate, Morecambe Certificate Application Permitted of Lawful Use for retail and storage for Mr Alan Clifton Owen 07/00608/FUL Farmers Arms Hotel, Penny Street, Lancaster Erection Application Permitted of a canopy for Daniel Thwaites Plc 07/00609/LB Farmers Arms Hotel, Penny Street, Lancaster Listed Application Permitted Building Consent for erection canopy for Daniel Thwaites Plc 07/00610/FUL 129 North Road, Carnforth, Lancashire Erection of a Application Permitted detached double garage for Mr M Lewis 07/00611/LB 129 North Road, Carnforth, Lancashire Listed Building Application Permitted application for the erection of a detached double garage for Mr M Lewis 07/00613/FUL 9 Hexham Road, Morecambe, Lancashire Erection of a Application Permitted rear conservatory for Mr And Mrs Coltman 07/00616/LB 22 - 24 Church Street, Lancaster, Lancashire Listed Application Permitted Building application for internal alterations and refurbishment for Mr M Drinkall 07/00618/FUL 63 Slyne Road, Lancaster, Lancashire Creation of new Application Permitted access for Mr And Mrs Bradshaw 07/00620/LB Gunnerthwaite,
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