Sandwell - Multiple Planning Applications

Regeneration & Growth 

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 – Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015

I hereby give notice that Sandwell Council has received the following applications under the planning acts, of which it is required to give public notice for the reason given at the beginning of each group of applications. 

This is a major application. 

The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the Development Plan in force in the area in which it is situated. 

Application no: DC/23/68927 Applicant: Countryside Partnerships, Asda and McLagan Investments Ltd Address: Land Off Titford Road/To The Rear Of Asda, Wolverhampton Road, Oldbury Proposal: Proposed 60 No. residential dwellings with new access from Titford Road and associated works. The Council are of the opinion that the proposal may affect the setting of a listed building. 

Application no: DC/23/68948 Applicant: Mr John Satchwell, Sandwell Council Address: Victoria Park, Victoria Road, Tipton Proposal: Proposed refurbishment of existing MUGA (Multi Use Games Area), installation of floodlights with 4 No. floodlight columns, storage container and new 3m and 4m fencing. This is a major application. 

Application no: DC/23/68936 Applicant: Mr Sarabjit Dhillon, PR Property Maintenance (UK) Ltd Address: Car Park Rear Of Scott Arms Shopping Centre, Walsall Road, Great Barr, Birmingham B42 1TQ Proposal: Proposed change of use from car park to builders storage yard with fencing to property boundary and front sliding gates. 

Applications are available to view via the Council’s Public Access website (www.sandwell.gov.uk). Anyone who wishes to make representations about these applications can do so via the website, or via email to planning@sandwell.gov.uk within 23 days of the date of this advertisement quoting the application reference number. Tony McGovern, Director of Regeneration & Growth – Neighbourhoods