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North Lanarkshire Council DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT Planning Applications for consideration of Planning and Environment Committee Committee Date : 20 July 2001 AGENDA ifEM No. Ordnance Survey maps reproduced from Ordnance Survey with the permission of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved. APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 20 JULY 200 1 Page Application No Applicant Development/Site Recommendation No. 17 N/O 1/00628/FUL Claudio Baldasarra Change of Use from Hot Foot Takeaway To Grant Restaurant Extension and External Alterations La Campagnola, 112 Cumbernauld Road Muirhead 21 C/O 1/00067/FUL Asda Stores Erection of Fence Grant Limited Asda Store, Main Street, Coatbridge 28 CIO 1100698lADV Maiden Outdoor Erection of 2 x 48 Sheet Advertisement Refuse Advertising Hoardings Cliftonhill Service Station, 23 1 Main Street, Coatbridge 31 s/o1100448/FUL Ms Tracy Moug Change of Use from Vacant Unit to Hot Foot Grant Takeaway Unit 6A, Main Street, Cleland 36 S/O 1/00508/FUL Colin Laverty Change of Use from Dwellinghouse to Refuse Office 7A Hill Road, Wishaw 41 Si0 ll00587lFUL Garrion Bridges Change of Use of Banana Ripening and Grant Garden Centre Packaging Factory to Use as a Garden Centre, Coffee Shop / Restaurant with Ancillary Conference Facility and Associated Car Parking Garrion Farm, Garrion Bridge, Overtown, Wishaw Application No: N/O 1/00628iFUL Date Registered: 29th May 200 1 APPLICANT: CLAUDIO BALDASARRA, LA CAMPAGNOLA, 112 CUMBERNAULD ROAD, MUIRHEAD Agent: Claremont Office Interiors, 112 Cornwall Street South, Kinning Park, Glasgow DEVELOPMENT: CHANGE OF USE FROM HOT FOOD TAKE AWAY TO RESTAURANT EXTENSION AND EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS LOCATION: LA CAMPAGNOLA, 112 CUMBERNAULD ROAD, MUIRHEAD Ward No: 69 Grid: 2682606694444 File Reference: MAT Site History: Development Plan: Strathkelvin Southern Area Local Plan, 1983 Northern Corridor Local Plan Finalised Draft, 2000 Contrary to Development Plan: No CONSULTATIONS: Objection: No Objection: Transportation Manager No Reply: Environmental Services Manager Conditions: REPRESENTATIONS: Neighbours: None Newspaper Advert: None COMMENTS: This application seeks permission for the change of use of an existing hot food take away to provide for the extension of the La Campagnola restaurant at 1 12 Cumbernauld Road, Muirhead. The property is located within the main shopping area along Cumbernauld Road in Muirhead. The applicant proposes to use the existing hot food take away shop adjacent to La Campagnola as an extension to the restaurant in order to increase its floorspace. No objections have been received from Transportation or from Environmental Services. The development was advertised in the local press as a potential bad neighbour development. No representations were received from the notified neighbours or other members of the public. RECOMMENDATION: Grant subject to the following conditions:- 1. That the development hereby permitted shall be started within five years of the date of this permission. Reason: To accord with the provisions of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 2. That before the approved development starts, full details of all external materials to be used in construction, including walls, roofs, windows, doors, gutters and downpipes, shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by the Planning Authority, including any modifications as may be required. Reason: To ensure that the proposed external finishing materials are of an appropriate and acceptable quality in order to maintain and enhance the visual quality of the location. List of Background Papers: Application forms and plans received 23rd May 200 1 Strathkelvin Southern Area Local Plan 1983 Northern Corridor (Finalised Draft) Local Plan 2000 Consultation response from Transportation Manager dated 4th June 200 1 Any person wishing to inspect these documents should contact Mark Thomson on 01236-616466 APPLICATION NO : N/O 1/0062 8/FUL 1. SITE AND PROPOSAL 1.1 This application seeks approval for the change of use of a hot food take away shop to form an extension for La Campagnola at 112 Cumbernauld Road, Muirhead. 1.2 The adjacent hot food take away currently shares kitchen space with La Campagnola and the applicant proposes to convert it in order to provide more floorspace for the restaurant. 1.3 The applicant also proposes to make alterations to the exterior of the building. This would involve the replacement of the existing windows and entrance to the hot food take away with new timber framed windows and the repainting of the exterior walls and woodwork. 2. CONSULTATIONS AND OBJECTIONS 2.1 This application was advertised as a potential bad neighbour development in the Kirkintilloch Herald. No letters of representation have been received as a result of this advert. No other representations have been made concerning this application. 2.2 No objections have been received from the Transportation Manager or Environmental Health Manager. 3. OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSION 3.1 It is considered that the proposal is in accordance with policy E.PR06 of the adopted Strathkelvin Southern Area Local Plan 1983 as the character of the area will be unaffected by the proposed development. Furthermore, the proposal is also in accordance with policy SC1 of the Northern Corridor Local Plan Finalised Draft 2000 which seeks to protect and enhance existing local shopping areas as the proposal does not diminish the local shopping area. 3.2 The applicant plans to make minor alterations to the existing frontage by replacing the existing windows and hot food take away frontage and by painting the existing woodwork and masonry. These changes are considered to be acceptable, as they are not significantly different to the frontage of the restaurant that exists currently. 3.3 Considering that the application accords with policy, has received no objections and is of an appropriate design it is therefore recommended for approval subject to the application of the appropriate conditions. Application No. C/ 01/00067/FUL Date registered 26" January 200 1 APPLICANT ASDA STORES LTD Agent Britannia Security Group, Hampstead Park DEVELOPMENT INSTALLATION OF POWER FENCE ON TOP OF PERIMETER WALL LOCATION ASDA STORE, COATBRIDGE Ward No. 34 Grid Reference 273313665047 File Reference C/PL/CTM/03 O/GL/LR Site History Applications over recent years include the installation of an automatic teller machine and erection of various illuminated signs. There are no significant applications in relation to this proposal. Development Plan The site is zoned ECON 9 - Secondary Core Areas in the Monklands District Local Plan 1991. Contrary to No Development Plan CONSULTATIONS Objection No Objection Conditions No Reply Strathclyde Police REPRESENTATIONS Neigh bows No Response Newspaper Not Required Advertisement COMMENTS This application relates to the erection of an electrified fence on top of the delivery yard perimeter wall at the Asda Store, Main Street, Coatbridge. The site is situated on the right hand side when entering the main customer car park fiom South Circular Road. In terms of The Monklands District Local Plan 1991, the Asda Store is zoned COM3 - Maintain Retail Core Areas, however, the site subject of this report is zoned ECON9 - Secondary Core Areas. The existing perimeter wall is prominent fiom South Circular Road, the main customer car park and the car park and Health Centre to the south. None the less, the site is situated to the rear of the Asda Store and the fence will not significantly detract fiom the visual amenity of the area. No formal written objections have been received and the Department of Planning and Environment is minded to grant permission subject to conditions. RECOMMENDATION Grant, subject to the following conditions 1. That the development hereby permitted shall be started within five years of the date of this permission. Reason: To accord with the provisions of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997. R0100067 The Quadrant I Health Clinic ‘. ... .. Telephone Exchange . Municipal , 1 OSUbq ‘ Baths Tel Ex I I .. --_ .. I Car Park .. I V I - ~ Government Offices Goverr I OffiC€ 1105 1 to 5 Park - ____- I Pro uced by I 1 Depdartment of Planning and Environment Central Division ~ PLANNING APPLICATION NO. C101/00067/FUL Municipal Buildings INSTALLATION OF POWER FENCE ON TOP OF , Kildonan Street COATBRIDGE PERIMETER WALL ML5 3LN ASDA STORES LTD, MAIN STREET, COATBRIDGE I Telephone01236 812222 Fax 01236 431068 1 ~ A _- - 1:1250 This copy has been produced specifically for Planrh j .]U- Jllding Control purposes only 1 OS Licence LA 09041L I NO further copies may be made _______ 2. That the upright posts as coloured red on the approved plans shall be attached to the inside of the delivery yard perimeter wall, and not the outside as indicated on the plans. Reason: In the interests of the visual amenity of the area. 3, That prior to the erection of the fence, the upright posts as coloured red on the approved plans shall be painted to match the colour of the existing wall, to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority. Reason: In the interests of the visual amenity of the area. List of Background Papers - Application forms and accompanying plans received 17' January 200 1. - Adopted Monklands District Local Plan 1991. - Internal consultation fiom Environmental services received 6" March 200 1. - Supporting information from High-Line Security Power Fencing received 15" March 2001 - Supporting information from General Store Manager, Asda, received 14 March 2001 Any person wishing to inspect the above background papers should telephone Coatbridge 8 12374 and ask for Gordon Liddell R0100067 APPLICATION NO. C/01/00067/FUL REPORT 1. SITE AND PROPOSAL 1.1 This application relates to the erection of a one metre high electrified fence on top of the Asda Store delivery yard perimeter wall, off South Circular Road, Coatbridge. The site is located on the right hand side when entering the main customer car park from South Circular Road. 1.2 The existing wall has a height of 4.0 metres along the south west elevation, 3.8 metres along the south east elevation (stepping down to a height of 3 metres at one point) and 3.6m along the north east elevation (rising to 4.8 metres towards the main building).
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