PLANNING ROUND-UP: Planning permission is being sought to remove ‘non-compliant’ cladding with industry standard materials at a block of town centre flats.
The Skyline Flats, on Heelis Street, are the subject of the application which was submitted to the council earlier last week.
If approved, work to replace the existing cladding panels with suitable compliant materials in line with current legislation will take place.
A report states: “The building for development ranges from five to 12 storeys in height with a beige, rendered plinth level and metal cladding to the upper floors.
“All works are remedial and subject to current legislation. The proposal is for the replacement of non-compliant materials with compliant ones and a ‘like for like’ appearance is to be achieved as far as feasibly possible.
“Exact materials and standardisation of cladding panels to be agreed.
“No alterations are proposed to layout, access, landscaping or use under this application.”
A total of 19 neighbouring properties have been made aware of the plans with no appeals to date. Public consultation ends on June 4.
PLANNING permission is being sought to use a property in the town centre as a house of multiple occupation. If approved, the property on Dodworth Road will be used as a HMO. The public can have their say on plans until May 30.
PLANNING permission is being sought to convert a former town centre tattoo parlour into two new flats. If approved, work will take place on Eldon Street North. A total of 15 neighbouring properties have been made aware of the plans with no appeals to date. Public consultation ends on May 30.
PLANNING permission has been granted to extend an agricultural building in Ingbirchworth. Plans were originally submitted last month to the council for work to take place on Park House Farm on Huddersfield Road. These plans were given the green light by Barnsley Council’s planning board last week.
PLANS to remove a Gawber garage and replace it with a three-storey extension have been submitted to the council. An application for the work to take place on Vernon Way was submitted earlier this month. Six neighbouring properties have been made aware of the plans with no appeals to date. Public consultation ends on May 29.
PLANS to replace the roof of a Shafton outbuilding have been approved by the council. Internal alterations will also be made to the property on The Green View, after plans were submitted in January. The application was given the green light last week.
AN advertisement board will be erected in Lundwood after the government’s planning inspectorate sided with the applicant over Barnsley Council. The advertising board will be built at the Barnsley Plumbing Centre, on Rotherham Road, after an appeal was made last year. A site visit was made on April 10 and, despite the council refusing the plans last October, the advertisement will now be added.
PLANS to erect a number of advertisement boards at bus shelters across Barnsley have been approved by the council. The adverts will be placed at bus stops at The Full House, Rotherham Road and Tor Close. An application was originally submitted earlier this year before the plans were approved last week.
PLANNING permission is being sought to erect a new agricultural building in Thurlstone which will be used for lambing and calving. If approved, the work will take place at Royd Moor House Farm. One neighbouring property have been made aware of the application with no appeals to date. Public consultation ends on June 4.
