Planning precedent report

1. Planning permission sought for change of use of first floor commercial / retail unit to a medical ophthalmology practice. 2. New signage to existing shop front over front entrance at Castle Street. 3. Remove existing fire escape stairs to rear of building and provide new fire escape stairwell to replace existing with alterations to existing window at first floor level to facilitate same. 4. Alterations to existing ground floor entrance from Castle Street consisting of new entrance doors, roller shutter, reduced floor level for level access, new stairs and lift to first floor. 5. All above with associated site works

Change of use from first floor office use to first floor residential apartments, incorporating 2 one bedroom apartments, each to include bedrooms, kitchenette, toilet, HP, living room and dining area, new bedroom windows to rear of existing first floor building, existing side elevation to include a new toilet window with obscure glazing and associated site works

Front and rear of building alterations, proposed change of use for one commercial unit on ground floor level to residential unit, replacement of existing single door and window in proposed ground floor one bedroom apartment, with new brick frontage as indicated, other ground floor unit to remain as a commercial unit. Proposed change of use from commercial unit to two bedroom apartment on first floor level and associated site works

Single storey extension (22.2 sqm) to the rear of the existing mid-terrace house and all associated works

Demolition of the existing warehouse building, while retaining the existing south western boundary wall adjacent to the rear of Belton Terrace, and the construction of a two storey apartment building of 4 No. Two Bedroom Units, with associated private open spaces, landscaping and drainage works, and 3 no. car parking spaces

(A) the addition of a new second floor comprising of an extended stairwell & 1 number, three bedroom apartment of c.120sqm, to the building which was previously granted planning permission Ref 22/203. This would result in an increase of total apartment units from the 4 number approved previously to 5 number in total now proposed (B) minor layout changes to the ground & first floors of the previously permitted building (C) new elevations & material treatments to the previously permitted building, and to now include for the addition of the new proposed second floor unit.; with associated private open spaces, parking, landscaping and drainage works