Barrow Council planning applications received, week commencing April 19 Application for a non-material amendment following grant of planning permission 2018/0770 (Single storey front extension to form an office area and access to new staircase. Two storey side extension with living room and utility room on ground floor with bedroom and bathroom above) to allow front extension to be clad on front and side elevations in cedar wood cladding, 16 Park Lane, Barrow-in-Furness. Application for works to trees subject of Tree Preservation Order 1995 No. 1 (Identified on the order as T2 & T3 Turkey Oak) - to pollard back to points, 19 Fairfield Lane, Barrow-in-Furness. Rear single storey extension forming sunroom, utility, W.C and internal alterations (replacing existing conservatory), 94 Holbeck Park Avenue, Barrow-in-Furness.
Barrow Council planning applications received Application for approval of Reserved Matters of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale following the grant of B13/2019/0847 (Outline planning permission with all matters reserved to convert redundant medical facility to a habitable dwelling), Burnett Edgar Medical Centre, Central Drive, Barrow-in-Furness. Application for approval of details reserved by condition no. 4 (drainage details) for planning permission B09/2021/0124 (Minor Material Amendment in relation to Condition No.2 (Approved plans) to include change in the piling strategy for the DDQ Extension of planning application B09/2016/0666 (Erection of an extension to Devonshire Dock Quay, Nuclear Berthing Support facility, Control of Works office, Electrical Substation, fencing, hard landscaping and associated site infrastructure and related works, BAE Systems, Bridge Road, Barrow-in-Furness.
PLANS: The latest projects being put forward and approved in Barrow. Picture: Lakes Gliding Club
Applications received Proposed side extension forming sun room and bedroom 4. Roof ridge raised above bedroom 1 to be inline with existing roof line, St Anthony’s Lodge, Crossley Street, Askam-in-Furness. Application for removal of condition no. 5 of planning permission 2019/0549 (single storey granny flat in place of existing garage) to allow occupation as an independent dwelling, Paddock View, Woodbine Lane, Newton-in-Furness. Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness of Proposed Use or Development (CLOPUD) for a single storey side extension forming a dining room, 20 Priors Path, Barrow-in-Furness. Extension to front elevation of the store; new external store entrance; extension to the warehouse area; reconfiguration of the car parking area to include new pedestrian walkways; ten additional parking spaces of which four are EV charging bays; and replacement of external p
Applications Validated Single storey flat roof rear extension as usage as a sun room with a lantern feature, 44 Rakesmoor Lane, Barrow-in-Furness Cumbria, LA14 4LQ. Application to determine if prior approval is required for the erection of a portal framed agricultural storage building, Barrow House Farm House, Barrow House Farm, Woodbine Lane, Newton-in-Furness. Application for approval of details reserved by condition No. 9 (footpath link from development to Abbey Road) of planning permission B07/2018/0089 (Construction of 11, 3 and 4 bed houses including roads and sewers), Proposed housing site at land Crompton Drive, Dalton-in-Furness. Erection of a two storey side extension forming a storage room on ground floor and an extended third bedroom at first floor, 8 Lyndale Avenue Barrow-in-Furness.
Robert Inglis/The Daily Item The DRIVE building in Danville.
Robert Inglis/The Daily Item A section of the DRIVE building in Danville that will be converted into office space for them due to their recent growth.
Robert Inglis/The Daily Item A new roadway through the DRIVE property in Danville that will allow easier access for vehicles.
Robert Inglis/The Daily Item A portion of the DRIVE building in Danville that has been turned into a conference room.
Robert Inglis/The Daily Item Startup Danville is utilizing space inside the DRIVE building in Danville for their office.
Robert Inglis/The Daily Item Mark Burke, owner of MYNDDSET, works on a digital project inside the DRIVE building in Danville.