Agenda item

App No

Proposed Development and Name of Applicant(s)

Comments

13/00579/OUT

1 Chapel Street, Bignall End.

Executors of Clifford Richards.

Outline application for demolition of existing property and outbuildings, construction of detached property and set of semi-detached properties.

The Working Party has no objections to the proposed development but wants a condition adding to the permission to ensure protection of the boundary wall and the milepost during construction of the development.

13/00710/ADV

Warren James, 32 castle Walk, Newcastle.

Warren James Ltd (Mr Guy Lightowler).

Internally illuminated fascia sign and projecting sign.

No objections, but would prefer white lettering on the sign.

13/00595/FUL

25 Hill Terrace, Audley.

Mr John Baddeley.

Raised deck in rear garden.

No objections to the proposed development but screening should be erected to the front of the structure to hide the posts.

13/00631/FUL

Tollet House, Main Road, Betley.

Mr Dave Healings.

Erection of detached double garage with gym above and alterations to existing garage to form games room.

No objections.

13/00647/FUL

Jubilee Cottage, 5 Maer Village.

Mr Cliff Buckley.

Demolition of rear extension and erection of new garage and rear extensions.

No objections to the principle of the development but feels the fenestration and doors should reflect the style of the original house as the extension in neither contemporary or a good match to the existing dwelling.

13/00680/FUL

Meadow View, Mill Bank, Aston.

Mr Neil Backes.

Replacement boundary wall.

No objections.

13/00685/FUL

Manor House Farm, Park Lane, Ashley.

Mr N Edge.

Installation of 30kWe ground mounted solar PV system.

No objections.

13/00705/ADV

Keele Chapel, Keele University.

Freestanding monolith sign.

No objections.

13/00712/FUL

Land at the junction of Blackfriars Road and Lower Street, Newcastle.

Aldi UK Ltd (G Brown).

Construction of new foodstore (Class A1) with associated car parking, servicing and landscaping.

No objections, but the Working Party questioned if there were enough parking spaces and if they were large enough for the average car size.