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List of Planning Applications Determined Under Delegated Powers the Following Planning Applications Have Been Determined by Officers Under the Scheme of Delegation List of Planning Applications Determined Under Delegated Powers The following Planning Applications have been determined by officers under the scheme of Delegation Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0310/TPO Drax Power Park Lane Permission to fell T52 (Oak) and Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/22/195/PA Station Barlow carry out works to T51 (Oak), T54 Selby (Oak) and T56 (Oak) all within TPO 20 Oct 2011 North Yorkshire 11/1985 2011/0362/FUL Dr M McPherson Stockbridge Technology Erection of horticultural/agricultural Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/35/252J/PA Centre grow unit Stockbridge House 18 Oct 2011 Bishopdike Road Cawood Selby North Yorkshire YO8 3TZ 2011/0461/COU Wildlife Habitat Sandwath Lane The change of use of land to a Permitted Claire Richards 8/62/50A/PA Protection Trust Church Fenton nature reserve Tadcaster 8 Nov 2011 North Yorkshire 15/11/11 – Page 1 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0564/FUL Frankill Ltd St Marys Place Variation of condition 30 (window Refused Joe O'Sullivan 8/19/1506C/PA Selby materials) to allow UPVC in place of timber in relation to approval 3 Nov 2011 8/19/1506/PA (CO/2004/0031) for residential development 2011/0572/TPO Mr Timothy Bell Ouse Cottage Permission to crown reduce T39 Permitted Claire Richards 8/35/253C/PA 36 Church End (Sycamore) within TPO 1/1973 Cawood situated within Graveyard between 3 Nov 2011 Selby Nos 38 and 36 North Yorkshire YO8 3SN 2011/0579/COU Newgen Gascoigne Wood Mine Change of use of former colliery Permitted Yvonne Naylor 8/57/435A/PA Recycling Ltd Lennerton Lane buildings for recycling of tyres and Sherburn In Elmet manufacture of related products 24 Oct 2011 North Yorkshire including outside storage and LS25 6LH erection of security fence 2011/0646/FUL Mr John Wilson Pear Tree Farm Conversion of chapel into a two Permitted Claire Richards 8/14/109/PA Main Street bedroom dwelling on land at Kelfield 20 Oct 2011 York North Yorkshire YO19 6RG 15/11/11 – Page 2 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0731/OUT Greencore Group Land At Barlby Road Extension of time application to Permitted Joe O'Sullivan 8/16/359D/PA PLC Barlby replace extant planning permission Selby 2008/0557/OUT (8/16/359C/PA) for 17 Oct 2011 North Yorkshire outline permission for a mixed employment development of Business (B1), General Industry (B2) and Storage and Distribution (B8) use to include means of access and indicative landscaping 2011/0736/HPA Mr Conyers 8 The Green Conservatory with dwarf wall at rear Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/36/314/PA Wistow Selby 25 Oct 2011 North Yorkshire YO8 3FS 2011/0754/REM Mr Paul Scoreby Southfield Grange Reserved matters application Permitted Claire Richards 8/66/44L/PA Back Lane following outline approval Barkston Ash 2008/0850/OUT (8/66/44H/PA) for 8 Nov 2011 Tadcaster the erection of a detached dwelling LS24 9PL with integral garage on land to the rear of 2011/0760/HPA Mr Simon 57 Green Lane Single storey extension to house and Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/19/1214A/PA Hutchinson Selby extension to garage/ workshop YO8 9AN 21 Oct 2011 2011/0761/HPA Mr Anthony 68 The Mount Erection of a wooden cabin at the Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/20/44A/PA McDonagh Selby end of the garden YO8 9BD 26 Oct 2011 15/11/11 – Page 3 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0774/FUL Mr James Sykes Ozendyke Grange Proposed barn conversion Permitted Louise Milnes 8/65/88/PA Boggart Lane Ozendyke 10 Nov 2011 Tadcaster Leeds LS24 9EA 2011/0779/HPA Mr Andrew Taylor The Willows Side and first floor garage extension Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/17/275A/PA 3 Meadowfield Drive South Duffield 8 Nov 2011 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 6TE 2011/0784/OUT Mr David Draper Stocking Lane Outline application for the erection of Refused Louise Milnes 8/52/162/PA Kellingley 2No. industrial units on land at Knottingley 2 Nov 2011 West Yorkshire 2011/0787/HPA Mr Richard Orchard House Erection of a conservatory to the Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/67/42E/PA McKellar Scarthingwell Park rear Barkston Ash 2 Nov 2011 Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9PG 2011/0802/HPA Mr Richard 5 Main Street Repair to Airey type house by Permitted Claire Richards 8/77/50/PA Simpson Colton removing existing concrete cladding Tadcaster panels and posts and replacing with 17 Oct 2011 North Yorkshire cavity construction wall with a brick LS24 8EP facing and load bearing blockwork 15/11/11 – Page 4 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0818/HPA The Grimston The White House Extensions to dwelling and Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/63/21D/PA Park Estate Kirkby Wharfe outbuilding and alterations including Tadcaster demolition of two late C19/C20 25 Oct 2011 LS24 9DD sections, internal alterations, part re- fenestration and uprated heating and insulation 2011/0819/LBC The Grimston The White House Listed Building Consent for Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/63/21E/LB Park Estate Kirkby Wharfe extensions and alterations to Tadcaster dwelling and outbuilding (including 25 Oct 2011 LS24 9DD the demolition of two late C19/early C20 sections), internal alterations, part re-fenestration and uprated heating and insulation to the dwelling 2011/0820/FUL The Grimston The White House Proposed garage and garden store Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/63/21F/PA Park Estate Kirkby Wharfe Tadcaster 25 Oct 2011 LS24 9DD 2011/0821/HPA Mrs Smith & Miss 63 Selby Road Erection of a 2 storey extension to Refused Mr Simon Eades 8/37/297/PA Marsh Eggborough the side and rear to include a car Goole port 21 Oct 2011 East Yorkshire DN14 0LJ 2011/0822/FUL Mr Tony 6 Low Street Retrospective application for the Refused Mr Kevin Robinson 8/57/100D/PA Sambidge South Milford erection of an extension to the Leeds existing garage comprising of a 25 Oct 2011 West Yorkshire carport with walls and open timber LS25 5AR roof 15/11/11 – Page 5 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0823/FUL Mr Tony Gateway House Retrospective application for a Gate Refused Mr Kevin Robinson 8/58/15C/PA Sambidge Milford Road House storage building next to the Sherburn In Elmet existing entrance, retrospective 25 Oct 2011 Leeds application for a pair of metal gates North Yorkshire and a 2m high metal fence and LS25 6AD around three sides of the old quarry and the retrospective change of use from agricultural use to storage 2011/0824/LBC Hazlewood Hazlewood Castle Hotel Listed Building consent for Permitted Yvonne Naylor 8/70/1AG/PA Castle Hotel Paradise Lane alterations to existing restaurant and Hazlewood office block to create 13No. en-suite 25 Oct 2011 Tadcaster bedrooms North Yorkshire LS24 9NJ 2011/0825/TPO Mrs Janet Stead Silver Birches Permission to fell T02 Silver Birch Refused Mr Kevin Robinson 8/16/439B/PA York Road within TPO 13/1988 Barlby 21 Oct 2011 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 5JY 2011/0831/HPA Mr & Mrs David & Fairfield Loft conversion with dormer windows Permitted Claire Richards 8/18/72J/PA Heather Grice Main Street to the rear and velux roof lights to Hemingbrough the front 25 Oct 2011 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 6QF 15/11/11 – Page 6 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0834/HPA Mr Brocklesby Four Winds Two storey extension to form one Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/43/45L/PA Long Lane bedroom apartment with lounge, Great Heck kitchen and bathroom 19 Oct 2011 Goole East Yorkshire DN14 0BT 2011/0837/HPA Mr Liam Condon Lumby Hall Replace existing dilapidated Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/57/135P/PA Butts Lane driveway entrance gates, stone piers Lumby and cattle grid with new entrance 20 Oct 2011 Leeds gates, stone piers and cattle grid West Yorkshire LS25 5JB 2011/0839/COU Trinity House Everatts Change of Use from retail/storage to Permitted Joe O'Sullivan 8/19/919B/PA Orthodontics New Lane orthodontist to include demolition of Selby existing storage building and 26 Oct 2011 YO8 4QB erection of an extension 2011/0840/HPA Mr & Mrs Owen 4 Holmes Drive Erection of a ground floor side Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/15/414/PA Riccall extension to form an annexe York following demolition of garage 28 Oct 2011 North Yorkshire YO19 6RT 2011/0842/FUL Admiral Taverns The Fenton Flyer Single storey side and rear Permitted Claire Richards 8/62/22C/PA Ltd Main Street extension; external seating Church Fenton 25 Oct 2011 Tadcaster North Yorkshire LS24 9RF 15/11/11 – Page 7 of 12 Application Applicant Location Proposal Decision and Case Officer Number Date 2011/0846/FUL Gladman Hurricane Way Erection of a standard substation Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/58/599V/PA Developments Sherburn In Elmet with low pitch roof, access from the Ltd North Yorkshire highway and hardstanding 25 Oct 2011 2011/0848/HPA Mr Andrzej 106 Woodville Terrace Retrospective Application for the Permitted Mr Simon Eades 8/19/1811/PA Bednarski Selby erection of a single storey garage YO8 8AL 25 Oct 2011 2011/0853/HPA Mr Timothy 29 Croftway Extension to rear and above existing Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/58/978/PA Donegan Sherburn In Elmet double garage North Yorkshire 2 Nov 2011 LS25 6BW 2011/0858/HPA Mr James Curran Plovers Barn New garden layout, wall to north Permitted Mr Kevin Robinson 8/34/369/PA 5 Barff Farm boundary, sundeck, patio and paths Thorpe Willoughby 9 Nov 2011 Selby North Yorkshire YO8 9NJ 2011/0859/COU Mr S Lamb Caravan Park Amendment to approval Permitted Claire Richards 8/36/242N/PA
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