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Wyre Forest District Council Planning (Development Control) Committee Meeting 10 April 2007 List of Pending Applications NB This list includes all applications upon which no decision has been issued, including applications proposed to be determined at this Committee WF No. Valid Date Target Date Address of Site Description of Proposal Applicant Case Officer WF/0046/04 19/01/2004 15/03/2004 Park Hall, Blakedown. Full: Change of use to office from squash Russell Stevens Clare Eynon court Esq. WF/0569/04 01/06/2004 27/07/2004 Land off Puxton Drive & Brooklands Full: Variation of Condition 1(b) and (c) of A & J Mucklow & Julia Mellor Drive, Wolverley Park, Kidderminster. Planning Permissions WF.833/95 & Co.Ltd. WF.159/00 to allow a further three years for submission of Reserved Matters and to allow development to be begun no later than 10 years from date of outline permission WF/0469/05 29/04/2005 24/06/2005 2 & 8 Alder Avenue, 1,3,5 Oxbow Full : Change of use of 3m strip of land, The Owners of, Janet Welch Way, 4 Marsh Grove, Kidderminster. enclosure with timber fence - Variation to Conditions 11 and 12 of WF.222/94; Variation to Section 106 Agreement, 3 metre strip of land to rear of AGENDA ITEM 6 Planning (Development Control) Committee 10/4/07 Page 1 of 29 WF No. Valid Date Target Date Address of Site Description of Proposal Applicant Case Officer WF/0713/05 05/07/2005 30/08/2005 53 Load Street, Bewdley Listed Building Consent: Installation of BET 365 Ltd. (John Stuart Allum satellite dish McKeown) WF/0391/03 12/09/2005 07/11/2005 Land to rear 49-71 Shrubbery Street, Full : Erection of eight, four-bedroomed J Atkinson.esq. Paul Wrigglesworth Kidderminster. houses, garaging, estate road/private drive/access to Shrubbery Street 05/1051/FULL 20/10/2005 19/01/2006 LAND ADJ VALE BUSINESS PARK Demolition of existing former public house, THOMAS VALE Clare Eynon WORCESTER ROAD STOURPORT-ON- construction of 29 residential units & DEVELOPMENTS SEVERN DY139BZ associated works LTD 06/0425/S106 12/04/2006 07/06/2006 B & Q PLC GREEN STREET Variation of Section 106 agreement Leylandii Limited Clare Eynon KIDDERMINSTER DY101AX attached to planning permission WF15/99 to increase range of goods allowed to be sold 06/0466/FULL 26/04/2006 21/06/2006 RETAIL UNITS 11 & 12 WEAVERS Erection of extensions and alterations Highstone Estates Paul Wrigglesworth WHARF KIDDERMINSTER including new shopfronts and remodelling of levels of Market Street for flood relief purposes 06/0590/FULL 31/05/2006 30/08/2006 STOURVALE MILLS GREEN STREET Part demolition of existing buildings; Wm Morrison Julia Mellor KIDDERMINSTER DY10 1JH construction of supermarket (use class Supermarkets Plc A1) with car park & works to highway; extension to Woodward Grosvenor building fronting Green Street & change of use to museum (use class D1) 06/0591/LIST 31/05/2006 26/07/2006 STOURVALE MILLS GREEN STREET Renovation & extension of Woodward Wm Morrison Julia Mellor KIDDERMINSTER DY10 1JH Grosvenor Building fronting Green Street Supermarkets Plc AGENDA ITEM 6 Planning (Development Control) Committee 10/4/07 Page 2 of 29 WF No. Valid Date Target Date Address of Site Description of Proposal Applicant Case Officer 06/0644/EIA 12/06/2006 11/09/2006 LEA CASTLE FARM Variation of condition 1 attached to Strong Farms Paul Round WOLVERHAMPTON ROAD planning permission Ref: WF211/01 to (1988) Ltd WOLVERLEY KIDDERMINSTER allow implementation until 17/7/09 - (Construction of two new golf courses (18 & 9 hole), erection of clubhouse and ancillary facilities with new driveways and parking facilities) 06/0715/FULL 03/07/2006 28/08/2006 NEW BARNS COTTAGE Variation of Condition 5 of WF 6/92 and Mr W G Jones Paul Round BLACKSTONE BEWDLEY DY12 1QD Condition 4 of WF 458/04 to allow the retention and change of use of part of the existing building for uses ancillary to New Barns Cottage 06/0833/FULL 09/08/2006 04/10/2006 26 WHITEHILL ROAD Proposed erection of four 4 & 5 bedroom Hyperion Homes Stuart Allum KIDDERMINSTER DY116JJ detached properties and associated Ltd 06/1019/S106 04/10/2006 29/11/2006 AREA OF OPEN SPACE AT Variation of Section 106 agreement George Wimpey Clare Eynon BRITANNIA GARDENS STOURPORT attached to permission WF 156/98 to West Midlands ON SEVERN enable public open space to be transferred to and maintained by the Council upon completion of the specified 06/1072/FULL 18/10/2006 13/12/2006 UPPER HYDE RUSHOCK DROITWICH Change of use of redundant barn to Mr D Driscoll Stuart Allum WR9 0NS games room, renovation works, reinstatement of link to existing barn. 06/1164/FULL 20/11/2006 15/01/2007 COMBERTON HALL LODGE Change of use of amenity land to Harris & Warren Stuart Allum COMBERTON ROAD KIDDERMINSTER residential curtilage and erection of new DY103DU fence (Retrospective) 06/1224/CERTE 07/12/2006 01/02/2007 ARLEY WOOD HOUSE Occupation of dwelling in breach of Harold Aston Ltd Janet Welch SHATTERFORD BEWDLEY DY121TJ agricultural occupancy condition. AGENDA ITEM 6 Planning (Development Control) Committee 10/4/07 Page 3 of 29 WF No. Valid Date Target Date Address of Site Description of Proposal Applicant Case Officer 06/1233/FULL 08/12/2006 02/02/2007 FIELD OFF STAKENBRIDGE LANE Erection of 3 stables & change of use of Mr C Lea Stuart Allum CHURCHILL land to the keeping of horses together with car parking area & driveway 06/1237/FULL 11/12/2006 05/02/2007 WHITE SWAN 37 LOAD STREET Two pergola's to rear for external drinking THE Union Pub Julia McKenzie-Watts BEWDLEY DY122AS Company 06/1242/FULL 11/12/2006 12/03/2007 FORMER ZANZIBAR CLUB SITE Part demolition of existing building and Bentley Homes Paul Round CASTLE ROAD KIDDERMINSTER conversion of buildings frontage and DY116SW extension to create 46 units, with associated access and parking 06/1255/TREE 18/12/2006 12/02/2007 LAWNSWOOD HOUSE CHURCH Fell elderberry tree Remus Emma Anning AVENUE STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN Management DY139DX 07/0018/FULL 04/01/2007 01/03/2007 55 WASSELL DRIVE BEWDLEY Erection of first floor extension to the rear Mr Marshall Emma Anning DY12 1EF 07/0035/FULL 11/01/2007 12/04/2007 LONGFELLOW GREEN Demolition of existing retail units and Lockett Property Clare Eynon KIDDERMINSTER apartments over plus lock up garages and Holdings Ltd & WFCH provision of 5 new retail units and 27 new houses and bungalows together with associated parking and landscaping works (resubmission of 06/1008/FULL) 07/0048/FULL 15/01/2007 12/03/2007 21-23 COVENTRY STREET Erection of three storey building Spurville Ltd Quita Morgan KIDDERMINSTER DY102BG comprising retail units on ground floor, three apartments on first floor & two apartments on second floor, demolition of existing building 07/0049/REGS3 15/01/2007 12/03/2007 6 LOAD STREET BEWDLEY Alterations to front elevation to enable Wyre Forest Quita Morgan DY122AF disabled access District Council AGENDA ITEM 6 Planning (Development Control) Committee 10/4/07 Page 4 of 29 WF No. Valid Date Target Date Address of Site Description of Proposal Applicant Case Officer 07/0050/LIST 15/01/2007 12/03/2007 6 LOAD STREET BEWDLEY Alterations to provide disabled access and Wyre Forest Quita Morgan DY122AF entrance lobby; new suspended ceiling; District Council new rooflights; replacement stone step at entrance 07/0059/LIST 18/01/2007 15/03/2007 58 WYRE HILL BEWDLEY DY12 2UE Internal alterations to form 2nd bedroom & Ms K Breakwell Sally Withers relocate bathroom. 07/0075/FULL 24/01/2007 21/03/2007 ST. JOHNS BARN ST. JOHNS LANE Change of use of barn to one dwelling M/s E George Julia Mellor BEWDLEY DY122QY with additional rebuilding & amendments to WF235/02; proposed bird/bat refuge 07/0090/COUN 25/01/2007 15/02/2007 THE FORGE STOURPORT ROAD Change of use of foundry to a Material Lawrence's Skip Julia Mellor KIDDERMINSTER DY117QE Recycling facility & associated external Hire Ltd sand & aggregate storage areas 07/0102/FULL 29/01/2007 26/03/2007 ALL ELECTRIC GARAGES GROUP PLC Creation of 8 parking spaces for customer All Electric Garages Quita Morgan 3 CHURCHFIELDS KIDDERMINSTER & staff parking DY102JL 07/0117/FULL 02/02/2007 30/03/2007 56-58 WOODLAND AVENUE Demolition of three bungalows & erection Norgrove Homes Paul Round KIDDERMINSTER DY115AN of four semi-detached houses & two detached bungalows with car parking 07/0119/FULL 05/02/2007 02/04/2007 WHEATSHEAF INN 39 HIGH STREET External covered drinking area to rear Marstons Pub Quita Morgan STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN DY138BS Company 07/0120/LIST 05/02/2007 02/04/2007 WHEATSHEAF INN 39 HIGH STREET External covered drinking area Marstons Pub Quita Morgan STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN DY138BS Company 07/0155/LIST 05/02/2007 02/04/2007 HAYE FARM RIBBESFORD BEWDLEY New roof to farmhouse. Mr S Norgroves Quita Morgan DY122TP AGENDA ITEM 6 Planning (Development Control) Committee 10/4/07 Page 5 of 29 WF No. Valid Date Target Date Address of Site Description of Proposal Applicant Case Officer 07/0122/FULL 06/02/2007 03/04/2007 LITTLE ORCHARD BARN RUSHOCK Alterations to change from garage to living T G Wilson Paul Wrigglesworth DROITWICH WR9 0NN accommodation i.e. bedroom 07/0123/FULL 06/02/2007 03/04/2007 FORMER YORKSHIRE BANK 111 Change of use from A2 (Financial Yorkshire Bank Paul Wrigglesworth COVENTRY STREET KIDDERMINSTER Services) to A3 (Restaurant & Café) DY102BD 07/0124/FULL 06/02/2007 03/04/2007 6 HILLGROVE GARDENS Erection of extension over & to rear of Mr & Mrs K Thomas Quita Morgan KIDDERMINSTER DY103AN garage to provide guest bedroom suite (two storey) 07/0125/LIST 06/02/2007 03/04/2007 AUSTCLIFFE FARM AUSTCLIFFE Internal alterations & elevational changes Mr J Fletcher
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