Newcastle Under Lyme - Planning Application

Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
Development affecting a Conservation Area /Listed Building

1 Demolition of existing single storey garage to be replaced with new single storey side extension with lean-to roof at 11 Granville Avenue Newcastle Staffordshire ST5 1JH by Mr Robert Broadhurst. File ref: 24/00416/

FUL. (Application site is within the Brampton Conservation Area) 2Change of use to specialist vehicle body repair centre alongside training academy hub for members of the public at Xercise4Less, Barracks Road, Newcastleunder- Lyme, ST5 1BL by Spraystyle. File ref:

24/00410/FUL (Application site is adjacent to Town Centre Conservation Area)

The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) Order 2010 Article 13

1. New HGV Service Centre (workshop) Building at Vehicle Storage Land, Linley Road, Talke, ST7 1XS by Arnold Clark Automobiles. File ref: 24/00307/FUL.

During the period of 21 days beginning with the date of the publication of this Notice the Planning Authority provides the facility to inspect the application plans and documents on line at www.newcastle-staffs.gov. uk by following the link to Planning and Public Access

Any person who wishes to make representations to the above mentioned Council should make them in writing within that period to the Development Control Manager, Regeneration and Development Services Castle House Barracks Road Newcastle-under- Lyme ST5 1BL or e-mail to planningapplications@newcastle-staffs.gov.uk

Please bear in mind that any comments and the name and address of the persons making the comments will be open to inspection by, and may be copied to, other parties as they form part of the statutory register for applications and will be displayed on the Councils website. Personal data, such as signatures, email address and telephone numbers will be removed.

However, the names and addresses of those people who comment on the application are required and will be published. Please note that anonymous comments cannot be taken into consideration.

You may wish to avoid unnecessary publication of your personal details by sending your representations as attachments when corresponding by email, but you will need to include your name and address.

The Council does not require signatures on letters.