1 week Ago By [email protected] (Lisa Letcher)
Plans to breathe new life into a redundant high street building that formerly housed a Peacocks store are among the latest applications submitted to . Every week more than 100 planning applications are validated by the council and we have selected some of the more interesting proposals. All planning applications submitted to the council have to be validated and are available for inspection by the public.
Anyone is also allowed to submit comments about the applications - whether in support or objection. The majority of applications are decided by planning officers at the council under delegated powers. However, some applications will go before elected councillors who sit on planning committees.
No dates have been set for when the planning applications below will be determined. They can be viewed by going to the planning portal on Cornwall Council’s website. A restaurant in is seeking planning permission to downsize due to "shrinking demand" for retail spaces and rising business rates.
An application has been made to to instead make part of the current commercial building into a flat as part of an existing apartment complex and create a smaller restaurant/deli area instead. A design and access statement reads: "By reducing the restaurant area, an additional unit can comfortably fit within the apartment complex and will benefit from the same amenities that the original units already have access from." An application has been submitted for the demolition of existing stables and a prefabricated garage to replace it with four dwellings at Cellandine, Goonearl in Scorrier, .
This application is for the demolition of an existing residential dwelling and outbuildings to allow development of 15 new community parking spaces to service the Threemilestone village centre. A design and access statement says this project represents the first phase of the development for the future Movement Hub, which is part of the broader Langarth Garden Village development. An application has been submitted for permission in principle for the proposed erection of up to five dwellings on a site near St Day Football Club.
It's for land adjacent to St Day Football Club on Vogue Hill in St Day, Redruth. A planning application for the creation of a 3G artificial grass pitch with perimeter fencing, a hardset container, floodlights and an access footpath has been submitted on behalf of Torpoint Community College. The application states: "The proposed pitch is to be located within the existing grassed playing fields located to the north west of the main college buildings and west of the YMCA/CommunitySports Centre building.
" An application has been submitted for the change of use from one large retail unit into a reduced-size retail unit and eight residential flats with external changes to the build. It relates to the former Peacocks store in . The application states that it would be a "sensible use" of a currently "redundant" building at 43-55 Trelowarren Street.
The proposal is to convert part of the ground floor and all of the first floor into flats. A section of the ground floor to the front elevation is to be retained as a retail outlet. As part of the conversion the ground floor eastern wall will be removed and rebuilt.
An application has been submitted to add five additional holiday lodges to Rosehill Touring Park in . It states that the site is an established holiday park with existing holiday lodges. The proposal relates to the siting of three lodges within the existing park where previous planning permission was in place in the past and two sites within the site where space exists.
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