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Case file |
Address |
Proposal |
Applicant |
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12/02092/F* |
Car Park on east side of Wilder Street. |
Construction of new building containing 9 dwellings. |
Leigh Homes. |
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12/01222/F |
83 Baldwin Street and 1-5 St Nicolas Street,BS11UE. |
Five storey extension for flats plus change of use to three flats in the adjoining building. |
Ms Suzanna Ho. |
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12/02077/F |
The Arcade, Bristol. |
Refurbishment of arcade including new banners, llighting and shop fascias. |
Epic |
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12/02070/F |
15 Great George Street, BS! 5RR. |
Conversion of dental premises to a HMO for 12 persons. |
Dr Vinay Pandya. |
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12/02195/F |
The Ark, St Matthew’s Road, Cotham, BS6 5TZ. |
Conversion and external alterations to provide 4 three bedroom flats. |
FISH2 LLP |
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12/02200/H |
4 John Carrs Terrace, BS8 1DW. |
Single storey rear extension. |
Mc Laughlin Flower Ltd. |
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12/02260/F |
Land between 76 and 88 Horfield Road. |
Construction of 9 two bedroom apartments. |
Horfield Road Developments Ltd. |
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12/02144/A |
Rose of Denmark, Dowry Place, BS8 4QL. |
Various signage. |
Punch Partnership plc. |
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12/02244/F |
54-56 Brigstocke Road,BS2 8TY. |
Mixed residential, office and retail development. |
Ms Alison Rowcliffe. |
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12/02218/LA |
Hippodrome, 10 St Augustines Parade, BS1 4UZ. |
Alterations to canopy, signage and other alterations. |
Ambassador Theater Group Venues Ltd. |
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12/02293/F |
The Spring Gardens, Hotwell Road, BS8 4RR. |
Conversion and extension to provide 9 apartments. |
Stark Investments. |
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12/02326/F |
8 Princes Buildings, BS8 4LB. |
Change of use from single dwelling and conversion to 5 flats. |
Sir James Tidmarsh. |
12/02092/F
Bristol Civic Society appreciated the opportunity of a pre-application discussion on this proposal. At that discussion, the Society broadly welcomed the principle of residential development on this site and was broadly content with the design and materials proposed. We did have reservations about the visual impact of the garage provision shown abutting the gable ends of the building and are pleased to see that these have now been removed. We note that St Pauls Unlimited have a number of outstanding detailed concerns and trust that these can be resolved in a mutually satisfactory manner. Overall, the Society feels that the proposed development will improve the townscape at this location.
12/02260/F
Bristol Civic Society considers that this plot, with its potential for small rear gardens, would be more appropriately used for single dwelling houses as proposed in the previous application. The Society strongly supports the representations of the Kingsdown Conservation Group.
12/02070/F
Bristol Civic Society does not object to the change to a residential use. However, it considers that a HMO for 12 persons would have a harmful impact on the character of this gracious street and the conservation area resulting from additional pressure from car parking, bicycle parking and bin storage. A single dwelling or a small number of self contained flats would be more appropriate.
12/02293/F
Bristol Civic Society generally regrets the loss of public houses and would ideally like this building to remain in use as a pub. The nearby Plume of Feathers has recently closed and another loss would exacerbate the changing character of this area. There is a dearth of community facilities in this neighbourhood and so provision should at least be made for a community use to continue on this site if permission is granted for residential uses. The Society considers that the proposal would consume far too much of the site leaving little room for amenity space. It would appear to substantially fill in the valley in the roof of the public house adversely changing the character of this historic building. Altogether, it would result in an over intensive use of the site which would neither conserve nor enhance this Conservation Area.
12/02326/F
Bristol Civic Society considers the conversion of this property to five flats to be excessive and an over intensive use of the floorspace. It would also increase the pressure for car parking in this area. The Society would prefer the building to remain as a single dwelling or its conversion to a more modest number of flats.
Meeting at John Payne's house 53, Zetland Rd at 8pm
Extracted from weekly planning lists of 23rd, 30th April, 7th May 2012
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Case file |
Address |
Proposal |
Applicant |
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Colston Tower Colston Street Bristol |
Proposed alterations to the ground floor facade ofColston Tower with the addition of vertical, timber cladding, stainless steel balustrade and silver clad window frame and tiled shopfronts. |
Ellandi
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Former Redland Police Station Lower Redland Road Bristol BS6 6SU |
Demolition of part of former Redland Police Station and construction of extension to existing main building to facilitate use of the site by St Johns Primary School, to include associated landscape improvements, external lighting and plant, covered cycle storage and associated improvements to the nearby road infrastructure. (Major application) |
Bristol City Council |
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Albert House 103 Temple Street & 111 Victoria Street Bristol |
Demolition of existing office building and theerection of an 8-storey office building with roof top plant and basement car parking. (Major application) |
Commercial Estates Group ForDooba Investments
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Bridgewater House Counterslip Bristol BS1 6BX |
External alterations to elevations of a building (Brdgewater House) as approved as part of planning permission (04/02177/F [Finzels Reach]) and proposal for flexible use to permit the use of part of the ground floor and part of the first floor for a D1 (Business School) use (along with retaining the consented A1 and B1 uses for these floor areas). |
Bridgewater Plaza Ltd & Finzells Commons Ltd
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Hiatt Baker Hall University Close Bristol |
Erection of student accommodation to provide 429bed spaces in townhouses and flats, a 2-storeywarden's house, together with hard/soft landscapingworks, refuse/recycling/bicycle storage, and anexternal spiral staircase to the rear of the existingreception building. Provision of a new vehicularaccess to Parrys Lane to allow creation of a newinternal access road and transport 'hub'. |
University Of Bristol |
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Hiatt Baker Hall University Close Bristol |
Demolition of single storey garages (adjacent to Shaplands), the Warden's House and the Deputy Warden's House, and the existing plant room and laundry, and partial demolition of the 2.4m high stone boundary wall to Parry's Lane. |
University Of Bristol |
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Bristol Rugby Football Club Filton Avenue Bristol BS7 0AQ |
Redevelopment of site comprising demolition of stadium and all related structures and erection of foodstore with undercroft car parking, 65 residential units (houses and apartments) and community/commercial floorspace. Associated works comprising hard and soft landscaping, enlargement of vehicular access to Filton Avenue and creation of mini roundabout on Filton Avenue, involving demolition of No's 29 and 31 Filton Avenue. (Major application) |
Sainsbury's Supermarket Ltd |
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34 & 36 Clifton Park Road Bristol BS8 3HL |
Partial removal of existing boundary wall, to include drop kerbs, to form off-street parking spaces. |
Mr Don Pople |
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12/02220/LC |
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Listed building consent required for above works, |
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Anderson And Leese Building Brentry Hospital Brentry Lane Bristol BS10 6NB |
Outline Planning Application (Including Details of the Proposed Means of Access) for Residential Development of up to 80 Dwellings including the demolition of Lewis House and change of use of Phoenix House to 3 no. 2 bed and 3 no. 1 bed flats. (Major application) |
WYG for NHS |