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A.       
15 Enfield Drive, Bradford            
Great Horton

 

Application for single storey rear extension with disabled
facilities on the ground floor at the above address.

 
Resolved –
 
That the application be
approved subject to the conditions set out in the Strategic
Director, Place’s technical report.
 
 
B.       
Half Way House, 619 Huddersfield Road, Bradford              
Wyke
 
Application for
outline permission for the demolition of an existing public house
to accommodate proposed mechanics/vehicle servicing repair shop and
storage unit with all matters reserved at the above site.
 
Resolved –
 

1.        
That the application be approved subject to the conditions as
set out in the Strategic Director, Place’s technical report
with the addition of the condition set out below.
 

C13. Notwithstanding the provisions of Part 3 to Schedule
2 of the Town and Country Planning General Permitted Development
Order (England) Order 2015, or any subsequent amendments or
equivalent legislation, the premises hereby approved shall only be
used for purposes of a mechanics/vehicle servicing repair shop and
ancillary storage (“the authorised use”) and no vehicle
body spray painting or other purpose, outside of the authorised use
shall be carried out including any other use that may be permitted
by any of the Classes of permitted development described within
Part 3 of the Order.
Reason: In order that the Local Planning Authority
retains control over future changes of use with specific
consideration of neighbouring residential amenity and to accord
with policy DS5 of the Core Strategy Development Plan
Document.

2.        
That the subsequent application for
approval of reserved matters is referred to the Area Planning Panel
in liaison with the Chair of the Area Planning Panel for a
decision.

 

C.       
40 Pentland Avenue, Bradford          Clayton and Fairweather
Green
 
Householder
application for Part single and first floor extension, front and
rear dormers, increase of eaves height, increase of ridge height
and new porch and gates at the above address.
 
Resolved –
 
That the application be
approved for the reasons and subject to the condition below.
 
R1       Members did not
believe that the increase in the height of the eaves and ridge
presented an incongruous and dominant feature to the host dwelling
and side extension and did not relate poorly to the appearance of
the existing house, adjoining property and the wider context of the
street scene.  The resultant blank wall
would not be unduly obtrusive and the raised height of the side
extension would not dominate the existing house.

 
R2.      The form of the raised
roof in combination with dormer windows would not dominate the
existing roofline and did not harm the character setting of the
existing house or the wider area.
 
C1.      The dormer windows to be
finished with the same materials as the existing roof.
 
 

D.       
Land at Park Lane, Little Horton, Bradford                  
Little Horton
 
Application for a three storey
building comprising of two class E units and five apartments at
Land off Park Lane, Little Horton.
 
Resolved –
 
That the application
be refused for the reasons set out in the Strategic Director,
Place’s technical report
 
Action: Strategic
Director, Place