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Application No.: APP/11/01263 Application Type: Delegated Decision Level: Full Planning Permission Ward: Bidston and St James Decision Date: 07/12/2011 Decision: Approve Case Officer: Miss S McIlroy Applicant: Mr Andrew Haselgrove Location: 4 LILLIE CLOSE, BIDSTON, CH43 7YS Proposal: Retention of galvanised steel window guard railing to first-floor rear elevation to restrict opening arch and facilitate closing of french windows [...]

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This is what a petitioner against Planning Application APP/10/01105 had to say on Tuesday evening. This is the first three minutes whole five (and a bit minutes) . The missing bits are either gaps in the audio record or personal information (as it’s a member of the public) that have been removed at the request [...]

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Two Planning Committee site visits originally scheduled for Monday 20th June 2011 have now been rearranged to Thursday 16th June. This is because the original date of Monday 20th June 2011 clashed with the “Flay a Flag ceremony”. 10 a.m. – APP/00065 – TOWNFIELD CLOSE, CLAUGHTON, CH43 9JW – Demolition of existing petrol filling station [...]

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The committee then proceeded to consider item 4 – APP/10/01315 -2 Target Road, Heswall – Demolition of existing dwelling and attached garage. Construction of replacement dwelling and detached garage. There was a qualifying petition. The petitioner Paul Foley of 1 Target Road, Heswall (which is adjacent to no 2) addressed the Committee. He told the [...]

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The <A HREF=”http://democracy.wirral.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=157&MId=3116″>agenda</a> for last night’s Planning Committee can be found on Wirral Council’s website. All councillors usually on the committee were present. The minutes were agreed, there were no declarations of interest and no requests for site visits. The first item for consideration was the extension of a planning consent for a dry silo [...]

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Planning Committee started with about 50 members of the public present as there were a number of items with large petitions opposing them. After the usual items of minutes being accepted, declarations of interest (unusually there were none) the Chair nearly forgot about requests for site visits, but corrected himself. There were no requests for [...]

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Today I went to the site visit. What is a site visit you may ask? A site visit is when the planning committee and officers go to a site that has applied for planning permission that they’re deciding on. In this particular case which you can read about in the report to Thursday’s Planning Committee [...]

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