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Department of Planning and Environment North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT Planning Applications for consideration of Planning and Environment Committee Committee Date : MfhAugust 2001 1ITEM NO. ...... I............... Ordnance Survey maps reproduced from Ordnance Survey with the permission of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 15TH AUGUST 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 6 N/O 1/00034/FUL Allan Water Erection of 7 Industrial Units Grant Developments Limited (Totalling 7630 m) - Debfor House, 3 Wardpark Road Wardpark Cumbernauld G67 3JZ 11 N/Ol/O0498/FUL Plastic Polymer Construction of Factory and Grant Processors Storage Unit 6 Dunnswood Road, Wardpark Cumbernauld G67 3EN 16 N/O1/00560/FUL Abronhill Housing Erection of five terraced dwellings Grant Association Ltd and six flatted dwellings Site Adjacent 28 Larch Road, Abronhill, Cumbernauld 23 N/O1/00592/FUL Richard Turnbull Siting of Hot Food Snack Bar - Refuse Quarry Car Park, Auchinstarry Kilsyth 28 N/01/00611/FUL Mr A McIntyre Erection of Business Class Office/ Grant Light Industrial Building (2 Units) - 5-7 Station Road, Stepps G33 6HB 35 N/O1/00643/FUL Maintenance Solutions Partial Change of Use, Alterations Grant (Nationwide) Ltd and Extension to Form (Class 2) Licensed Betting Office and Residential Flat - 17-21 Main Street, The Village, Cumbernauld G67 2RR 4 1 NI0 1/00644/LBC Maintenance Solutions Alterations Including Demolition of Grant (Nationwide) Ltd Rear Wall, Erection of Replacement Wall and Extension and Reinstatement of Roof - 17-21 Main Street, The Village Cumbernauld G67 2RR 45 N/O1/00654/FUL Mr David Denham Erection of Dwelling - Grant Garden Ground, 1 Elie Court Carrickstone, Cumbernauld 53 N/O1/00708/FUL Novaside Homes Limited Erection of 4 Dwellings - Site to Grant West of Number 1 Cowan Road, Balloch, Cumbernauld 6 1 NI0 1/00742/FUL Dr S Kennedy Change of Use from Dwelling to Grant Doctors Surgery - 13 1 Cumbernauld Road, Stepps G33 6EY 66 NI0 1/00743/FUL John Dickie Ltd Erection of 2 1 Dwellings - Grant Former Hugh Logan Plant & Engineering Services Ltd, 56 Mount Harriet Drive, Stepps G33 6DG APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 15TH AUGUST 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 73 N/O1/00799/FUL West of Scotland Housing Erection of 3 1 Dwellings - Grant Association Site at High Craigends, Kilsyth SO N/O 1/0085O/ADV McCashin Service Station Display of Various Illuminated and Grant Ltd Non-Illuminated Fascia Signs McCashins Garage 38 Main Road Condorrat Cumbernauld G67 4DZ 85 C/OO/OO459/FUL Crematoria Management Ltd Erection of Crematorium, Formation Refuse (P) of Vehicular Access, Roads and Parking - Land East of Woodhall Mill Road, Calderbank 92 C/O1/0023O/FUL Mr J Walker Change of Use of Public House to Grant Childrens Nursery - 100 Main Street, Calderbank 95 c/o 1/00247/FuL Mr & Mrs A Watt Conversion of Outbuildings to Form Grant Three Self-contained Dwellinghouses - Staylee Farm (off Hulks Road), Riggend, Airdrie 10 1 C/O 1/00427/ADV Maiden Outdoor Display of 2 x 96 Sheet Externally Refuse Advertising Illuminated Advertisement Hoardings Back to Back and 1 x 48 Sheet Externally Illuminated Advertisement Hoarding - Land east of Shanks & McEwan Ltd, AS Edinburgh to Glasgow Road, Orchard Farm, Bellshill 104 C/O1/00641/OUT Mr W McLaughlin Erection of 1 % Storey Mews Cottage Refuse (In Outline) East Parkhill, Springhill Avenue, Airdrie 109 C/O 1/00655/OUT Mrs C Hannaway Erection of dwellinghouse (In Grant Outline) - Land to the Rear of 66-68 Blair Road, Coatbridge 1 17 C/O 1/00686/FUL Mr & Mrs Andrew Erection of Detached Dwellinghouse Grant McDougall and Formation of Vehicular Access and Driveway - Plot Adjacent to (Hilltop), No 1 Commonhead Avenue, Airdrie 12 1 c/o 1/00728/FUL Ladbrokes Change of Use from Licensed Betting Refuse Office to Hot Food Takeaway - 53-55 Woodside Street, Coatbridge 126 C/O 1/00736/FUL Mitchells Amusements Use of Shop as Amusement Centre Refuse 99 Main Street, Coatbridge APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 15TH AUGUST 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 133 C/O1/00747/OUT Mr & Mrs Robert McLean Erection of Dwellinghouse (In Refuse Outline) - 60 Coatbridge Road, Glenmavis, Airdrie 138 S/O 1/00 167/FUL Scottish Auto Trader Proposed alterations and extension Grant to office building and formation of car park - 14 Dalzell Drive, Motherwell 142 S/O1/00206/FUL Mr A Watson Construction of garage and Grant conversion of existing integral garage - 35 Atlin Drive, New Stevenston 147 SI0 U003 83/FUL Mr R McMurdie Conversion of garagehtables Refuse block to dwellinghouse - Whitewalk, Dalzell Estate, Motherwell 152 S/O1/00506/AMD George Wilson Erection of 7 1 dwellinghouses - Grant 121 Netherton Street, Wishaw 15 9 SI0 1/0054 1/OUT Mr L McGregor Erection of Dwellinghouse Refuse 5 Kingsley Court, Uddingston 165 S/O1/00558/FUL Mr Ali Change of use of vacant upper Grant floor premises to form restaurant and lounge bar and construction of flue - 205 High Street, Newarthill 172 S/O1/00559/OUT John Gilmour Demolition of existing stables Refuse block and erection of detached dwellinghouse - Heathfield, Wishaw Road, Wishaw 177 S/O1/00569/FUL Internacionale Ltd Change of use of storage and Grant distribution warehouse to non-food retail warehouse - Rannoch Road, Birkenshaw, Uddingston 183 S/01/00574/FUL Mohammed Ghaffer Alterations and extension to shop Refuse grocers - 1 Glassford Street, Motherwell 187 S/O1/00607/AMD Dalziel Homes Ltd Construction of five detached Refuse (P) dwellinghouses Dalziel Park, Hagen Drive, Motherwell 195 SI0 1/00616/FUL Kifdo Ltd Change of use from dry cleaners Grant to amusement arcade - 204 Main Street, Bellshill I:DATA\COMM2\WORDPLAN"G\l5-aug.doc APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 15TH AUGUST 2001 Page No. Application No. Applicant Development/Locus Recommendation 200 S/01/00636/FUL Miller Homes Erection of 32 flats and associated Grant car parking - Land to south and east of 16-24 James Street, Motherwell 207 S/O1/00640/AMD Nobles Amusements Variation of condition 5 of Grant application S/97/00242/FUL - permit the opening of the premises from 1000 to 1800 on Sundays - 9 Brandon Parade South Motherwell 21 1 S/Ol/O0657/AMD Ailsa Homes Construction of detached Grant dwellinghouse - Plot 169, Dalziel Park Estate, Chapelknowe Road, Motherwell 2 16 SI0 110066 1lFUL Mr Gordon Hillen Rear extension to hot food take Grant away - Alhambra Cafe, 453 Main Street, Bellshill 219 S/Ol/OO675/FUL I Ahmed Extension to front of shop - Grant 159 Watling Street, Motherwell 223 S101/00680/FUL Hutchison 3G UK Ltd Installation of 3 microwave dishes Grant and ancillary equipment - Old Edinburgh Road, Uddingston 228 S/01100704/FUL The William Hill Change of Use to Class 2 (Betting Grant Organisation Ltd Office) - 122 Shieldmuir Street, Wishaw 232 S/O1/00709lFUL The William Hill Change of Use to Class 2 (Betting Grant Organisation Ltd Office) - 122 Shieldmuir Street, Wishaw 236 S/O1/00757/FUL Mr and Mrs B Lannon Erection of dwellinghouse Grant Land south east of 46 Calderbraes Avenue, Uddingston (P) c/oo/oo459/FuL If approved application to be referred to Scottish Ministers (P) S/O1/00607/AMD If approved application to be referred to Scottish Ministers Application No.: N/O1/00034/FUL Date Registered: 17th January 2001 APPLICANT: ALLAN WATER DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED, DEANSTON HOUSE, DOUNE, FK16 6AD Agent: John H White Architects, Ballat Crossroads, Balfron Station, G63 OSE DEVELOPMENT: ERECTION OF 7 INDUSTRIAL UNITS (TOTALLING 7630 M). LOCATION: DEBFOR HOUSE 3 WARDPARK ROAD WARDPARK CUMBERNAULD G67 3JZ Ward: 54 Grid Reference: 277508.676702. File Reference: N/O1/00034/FUL Site History: 00/00357/FUL Approved 15/09/00 Change of Use, Sub-Division and Alterations to Industrial Building to form Workshops and Offices 0 1/00057/FUL Approved 06/04/0 1 Erection of Switchgear Housing Development Plan Industrial Policies in Cumbernauld Local Plan Contrary to Development Plan: No CONSULTATIONS: Objection: No Objection: East Of Scotland Water West Of Scotland Water British Gas Transco Scottish Power Conditions: Scottish Executive Development Department No Reply: REPRESENTATIONS: Neighbours: No Response Newspaper Advertisement: Not Required COMMENTS: The applicants propose to construct seven new industrial 1 business units within the grounds of an existing industrial property within Wardpark Industrial Estate. The proposal forms the second stage of the development of the site. The first phase, which involved the refurbishment and subdivision of the existing unit on the site was granted planning permission and work on that phase is currently progressing on site. The proposal compliments the initial phase, bringing a range of different sizes of new units to this established industrial area and increasing the opportunities to attract new employment to the area. The proposal represents a significant investment in the future of one of Cumbernaulds older industrial areas. PLANNING APPLICATION: N/Ol/00034/FUL LANARKSHIRE Produced by Dspartment of Planning and Environment Southern hv16ion 303 Brandon Street ERECTION OF 7 INDUSTRIAL UNITS MOTHERWELL Reproduced from the Odnmce SUNW mapping With MLI 1RS (TOTALLING 7630M2) AT 6 the prmlrrion of he Controller of her Malesty's 1:3000 Stationsry OMse. Q Crow coppight Telephone 01898 302100 Fu. 01698 302101 DEBFOR HOUSE, 3 WARDPARK ROAD, Unwthonsd reprodudion infringer Crown copflaht and may Ikd to ProlBSUtion 01 dvl1 praeBdlngo os Ucanse L4 09MlL WARDPARK, CUMBERNAULD Amended plans were submitted in order to address the concerns expressed by the Area Transportation Manager in relation to the access, parking and servicing arrangements originally proposed and these amended plans are satisfactory. The Scottish Executive Development Department recommended the imposition of two conditions relating to the prevention of access to the trunk road and the protection of its drainage system. No objections or adverse consultation responses were received.
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