At a meeting of
the Planning Committee of PENISTONE TOWN COUNCIL
Held on
In the Council
Chambers After the Town Council Meeting.
The Town Mayor, Cllr Mrs N Collett (Chair), and Cllrs JB Lucas, RN Gregory, P Hand Davis, GL Collett, D Harrison, R Hinchliff, Mrs B Hinchliff, P Starling and the Clerk
Apologies for absence were received from Cllrs Mrs A Rusby, J Unsworth and D Lofthouse.
Declarations of interest of a personal nature from members in respect of items on this agenda.
1756 – Cllrs Mr R Hinchliff and Mrs B Hinchliff
1800 – Cllr R N Gregory
1756 Erection of detached dwelling with integral garage. Land adjacent to 149 Manchester Road, Thurlstone for Mr A Lowe.
1761 Erection of two storey rear extension to dwelling. 12 Callis way, Penistone for A P Steele.
1777 Erection of first floor rear extension to dwelling. 5 Shelley Close, Penistone for S Baumber.
1786 Erection of first floor side extension over existing car port. 44 Clarel Street, Penistone for John Malinowski.
1800 Erection of rear single storey extension and side porch to dwelling. 80 High Street, Penistone for Mr Craig Smith.
1826 Erection of detached double garage. Land adjoining 7 Queen St, Spring Vale, Sheffield for P Jefferson.
1839 Formation of outdoor children’s obstacle course. Peak Venture Kingswood
Educational Centre, Huddersfield Road, Penistone for Kingswood Learning &
Leisure.
1880 Erection of two storey rear & side extension to dwelling. 16 Wordsworth Ave, Penistone for Mr A Parr
1873 Erection of rear conservatory to dwelling. 3 Chappel Close, Hoylandswaine for Mr & Mrs Allison.
1887 Erection of extension to garage and the erection of dry stone walling. The farm House, Doubting Farm, Hartcliff Hill Road, Cubley for K Yeates.
1889 Variation of condition of 1 planning approval B/02/1129/PU. Extend opening hours
on Sunday from 9.30pm to 11.30pm. 5 Market Street, Penistone for Caroline Dessy
1897 Erection of rear single storey extension to dwelling. Bullace Grange farm, Manchester Road, Penistone for Mrs English.
Penistone Town Council has no objections to the above applications.
1750 Erection of single storey extension to existing office. 33 Barnsley Road, Penistone for Maldertone Ltd.
Moved by Cllr Starling, seconded by Cllr Lucas and RESOLVED that additional information be requested for this application. Concerns were raised that there is no mention of what use this building is to be put to. Is this another industrial unit? Neighbouring residents have objected as this area, adjacent to their properties, was originally designated as parking provision. There is no mention of where parking for this additional unit will be.
1781 Fell four Sycamore trees and one Ash tree within Tree Preservation Order No. 6/1983. Cubley Hall, Mortimer Road, Penistone for Cubley Hall management.
The Council has no objection providing this is with the advice and approval of the tree preservation officer.
For Information –
1636 Change of use from jump store to general office use.
Crabtree Arena, Firs Lane, Hoylandswaine - Granted
1561 Culvert section of watercourse (Retrospective)
Turton Field, Manchester Road, Millhouse Green - Granted
1596 Erection of single storey rear extension and rear conservatory to
13 Rud Broom Close, Penistone – Refused
1128 Conversion of attached barn to provide residential dwelling.
Cat Hill Hall Mews, Firs Lane, Hoylandswaine – Granted.
1516 Demolition of existing porch and extension of existing pitched roof over sun lounge, utility and double garage (resubmission)
Croft End, Cooper lane, Hoylandswaine – Granted.
2.
TOWN CENTRE
DEVELOPMENT PLANS. MEETING OF SHOWGROUND USERS
Cllr L Collett had attended a meeting which included many user groups. The concern of these users was the loss of space for the various events they organised. Suggested solutions included the developers purchase the strip of land adjacent the field, which if donated to the show ground would compensate for the reduction of space. The loss of car parking spaces for whole day events was also a cause for concern. The proposed number of spaces is considerably lower than those currently available. It was also felt that there were insufficient spaces available for the residential development proposed for opposite the Legion. The group has written to Tesco asking for a meeting.